I made one of these back in middle school when we took a field trip to NYC and I bought a fake rolex off the street. the band was easy enough to take apart, so I just made a little ring out of it.
Before I could make a conscious thought, I involuntarily cringed when I saw it, knowing it would yank out your knuckle hair.
Still looks cool enough to make my consider it (hmmm)
zikman
#1 – 7:13 AM September 29, 2009
I made one of these back in middle school when we took a field trip to NYC and I bought a fake rolex off the street. the band was easy enough to take apart, so I just made a little ring out of it.
it was rather uncomfortable
Enochrewt
#2 – 7:25 AM September 29, 2009
This will be rebranded as a device to remove unsightly knuckle hair in 9 months.
Rob Beschizza
#3 – 8:30 AM September 29, 2009
Most painful comments ever!
slowblinker
#4 – 10:50 AM September 29, 2009
Before I could make a conscious thought, I involuntarily cringed when I saw it, knowing it would yank out your knuckle hair.
Still looks cool enough to make my consider it (hmmm)
nehpetsE
#5 – 11:13 AM September 29, 2009
Quick tip for makers:
Knuckle Hair may be quickly and painlessly removed by lightly passing the flame of a propane(or butane) torch over your hands.
dculberson
#6 – 6:46 AM September 30, 2009
My knuckle hair is beautiful, like silk. Removing it would be a crime against humanity.
jfranchino
#7 – 6:36 AM October 1, 2009
A guy company, Suemi Designs, makes some rings with the same idea. No idea who was first, probably some third party.
http://www.suemidesigns.com/buy/
I own a couple of the rings. I'm not as Kong-like as some, but I do have knuckle hair, and it has never been caught either of the rings.
Geoffrey
#8 – 8:12 AM October 2, 2009
I clicked the link and got a Sauna Stool.
Sarah
#9 – 10:35 AM October 2, 2009
I like it. Looks like it's smooth and rounded on both sides, so it probably shouldn't pinch like a real watch band. Nice, clean design.