We reported on MyKronoz when we saw them at CES. The company told us that time that it has sold around two million smartwatches since 2013. Now the company has said that its ZeTime hybrid watch is one of the top 50 most funded projects ever on Kickstarter and the second most funded wearable and had $4.4 million pledged on Kickstarter when we checked. The watch uses an analogue mechanism but has a touch screen for digital functions. Features include a 3-axis accelerometer and an optical heart-rate sensor to track activity and sleep. The watch will work for 30 days on a single charge. The case is 44mm in diameter and a range of straps are available. The display is an LCD with 1.22″ 240 x 240 resolution and a hole in the middle.
Digital features include viewing incoming calls, weather, social media and calendar reminders. The watch can also control the phone.
MyKronoz Watch – Image:Meko
