This classy upcycled watch will inspire you to seize the day and fight any procrastinating spirit. "When should I ask that cute girl out on a date?" NOW. "I really should study for my test, but..." DO IT NOW. "If only I could quit my boring job and follow my dream of starting a successful online travel program that shows viewers how to visit exotic locations on the cheap" (this is what my friend who wanted the watch actually did. You can see his show at www.TheHostelLife.com).
Stop procrastinating; NOW is the time!
Even if you are not interested in making your wrist say "NOW," this instructable will show you how to turn your old, broken watches into wearable wrist picture frames.
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- precision flathead screwdriver
- pliers
- exacto knife
MATERIALS:
- broken or thrifted watch. This very manly leather-banded style is easy to find and great for guys!
- black foamcore
- "NOW" design (or whatever other graphic you want to put inside the watch). I've uploaded a page of "NOW"s in different sizes for you to print off and find the best fit for your watch.
- rubber cement
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if i can find my old watch i might just make this with something like "now" or "later"
"Do you have the time?"
"Yes, I do."
"What is the time?"
"Time to get a watch."
I now have a legitimate excuse to say just "Now."
Thanks for this idea.
=P
In the Winter: Be Thankful it's not Colder.
Spring and Autumn: Be Thankful.
...Would be better I think, after all, what is just right? or maybe just
Ambient
just finished making mine.
I just made this. My watch also had a solid backing, so i searched it on google. A little prying and it came right off.
Draw a line from the center of the circle to the top and a line from the center to the right. Stick the paper on the watch. It will now tell the correct time at 12:15am, 12:15pm, 3:00am and 3:00pm
Put the watch on upside down and it will tell the correct time at 9:30am, 9:30pm, 6:45am and 6:45pm. No batteries required.