Almost a week ago, Apple took wraps off its waterproof Watch Series 2, bundled with a range of new features, at an annual event in San Francisco. On the same day, another ‘Apple Watch’ was launched, sporting a unique feature that anyone can expect—a shot glass.
On September 7, Jim Beam introduced a wearable, dubbed ‘Apple Watch’, which though looks like a smart watch in first impression, but actually contains a shot glass hidden within.
It has a green-striped adjustable tweed strap, a knob—which serves no purpose, and a subtle ‘Jim Beam Apple’ engraved on it.
“A revolutionary timepiece that comes with a manual dial and a stylish tweed strap that’s adjustable to 12 different sizes,” reads Jim Beam website. “The watch features a streamlined interface that opens and closes on demand, and enables remarkable precision in both shot pouring and drinking.”
The wearable will be available in three colour variants—green, black and silver at price of $17.99 (approximately Rs 1,200).
