A robot-lover's wristwatch

The MultiWatch touts itself as the watch made by a robot for a robot. As a robot, which do you find most appealing: A) shiny hardened aluminum, B) the acrylic watch face bolted to the aluminum, C) seeing the time in Binary, Octal, Decimal, or Hexadecimal at the tap of a finger, or D) all of the above? We have to admit, even as monkeys, it makes us drool just a little. Okay, a lot. The Monkeys-Who-May-Be-Robots in the ThinkGeek Extreme Engineering Wing actually had to get a mop to clean up the drool caused by looking at this watch.

With only 200 of these in the world, we scrambled to grab up as many as we could for you. The MultiWatch is hardened aluminum with an acrylic face and a sturdy black leather wrist strap. But the important part is that the display can be set to Binary, Octal, Decimal, or Hexadecimal just by tapping on the face. Switch it to a new number base by tapping again. These are hand assembled, hand tested and numbered by the manufacturer so you know you'll be getting a high quality piece of technology that is epitome of geek chic.

• Display time in Binary, Octal, Decimal, and Hexadecimal
• Ultra-low power design for long battery life
• Super bright red LEDs on display
• Hand made, personally tested and numbered
• Hardened aluminium casing
• Water resistant but not waterproof
• CR2450 3V coin cell battery included
• 19mm band width (included), accepts other 19mm bands
• Dimensions: 1.4" x 1.8" x 0.51"
• Limited edition, only 200 in the world (and we couldn't get all of them!)