FOSSIL Caller ID
Fossil today announced its new wristwatch with Bluetooth technology in partnership with Sony Ericsson. The new Fossil Caller ID Wristwatch seeks to be the perfect amalgamation of style and functionality and can be paired with Bluetooth enabled mobile handsets to view incoming caller ID information.
The Caller ID series will be available in a number of styles and this analog/digital watch is able to notify the user of incoming calls and messages. It can also be used to reject a call and displays an envelope on receiving a voicemail or text message. Other features found on the series include; two-hand analog, out of range warning (after 10 meters the watch vibrates when phone goes out of range), view phone's time/date, simple two-button auto pairing operation, bright OLED display, reject/mute incoming calls and water resistant to 3 ATM.
The Caller ID watch is compatible with almost all Sony Ericsson watches and comes in two styles. There is one with a stainless steel case and bracelet (style AU6001) and the other with a stainless steel case and black PU strap (style AU6002). The FOSSIL Caller ID will be available from November and would retail for $250.00 USD. For more info visit : http://www.abacuswatches.com/
"Our goal for the Bluetooth watch was to create a product that enhances the lifestyle of the wearer without compromising style or usability," said Bill Geiser, Vice President of Watch Technology at Fossil. "Watches are evolving with technology and Fossil is at the forefront of that revolution."
Partnering with Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications, a global leader in the mobile handset industry, Fossil's new wireless product boasts a fashion- forward design that is as attractive as it is capable. "Combining Fossil's fashion and watch expertise with Sony Ericsson's Bluetooth technology expertise helped us to create a smart, dynamic and fashionable watch that keeps you connected in all situations and eliminates the need to fumble through your pocket or handbag each time someone calls," adds Geiser.
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