Seiko announces Final Fantasy watch
Seiko will sell a watch similar to the one worn by the lead character in Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within.
Seiko has announced that it will sell a watch based upon the wrist holo seen in Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within. The wrist holo is worn by the movie's heroine, Dr. Aki, and it detects life-forms. The watch that will be sold by Seiko will mirror the wrist holo only in appearance, but it will feature four timing modes and a calendar. The watch is rated to be water resistant at 100m and will retail for $200 beginning this month in Japan.
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