Watchy the open source wristwatch. First impressions & trying to use it. @thetechnoshed
Watchy the open source wristwatch. First impressions & trying to use it.  @thetechnoshed
Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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About two years ago I impulse-purchased an open source 'Watchy' wristwatch from PiHut in the UK.

It's remained unopened until now.

Will this Arduino-compatible ESP32-based e-ink toting bit of wearable tech make me feel like James Bond?

Let's find out.


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* watchy.sqfmi.com Watchy Homepage
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