The logic behind the nine hands of the Storm Synth is simple. The watch has three hands, which are black-tipped, while the other six are silver-tipped. Using the black-tipped hands in sequence, the correct time can be told. It might not be that easy for a first-timer, though, to get past the initial obstacle- the perplexing nine hands, and the watch does puzzle everyone at the first encounter! The Storm Synth conceals the actual time by multiplying the readings of the hour hand, the minute hand, and the second hand by three. The real McCoy is to train your eyes to watch out for only those hands, which have black tips, and bingo, the time is yours!

        Outside of all this complexity and perplexity, the Storm Synth watches feature a glistening dial, which, in the most innovative way, is suspended all out in a stainless steel frame. It features a cage design, all complete with crystals, in between of which the dial sits, as though suspended, and all the watch movement is inside of the “open cage”. The design is very innovative, in addition, seldom have been such designs been created. The outside case of the watch is pure stainless steel, and the modern heavy metal design amidst which the “open cage” is put gives the Storm Synth a glorifying air, makes it an exclusive time-piece, and makes it stand out among many others which have hit the market lately.

        The other six dials perform the job of camouflaging the actual time. You can actually make some money, by asking people to figure out time with a nine-handed watch. You can make a lot of money by tricking people into this! You can also prove to the thinks-himself-to-be-the-most-smart kid at college that he, after all, is not that smart, by throwing at him, a challenge of telling the time from your nine-handed Storm Synth!!

        Apart from the fun, the Storm Synth is a quality timepiece, a real piece of work with a square case which is polished, and measures a good 51mm×38mm in diameter. Fans have even gone as far as to christen the watch as the “Where’s Waldo” of the watches. The watch comes in two variants: a stainless steel case version, which is up for a price of $170, and a slate black version, for which you’ll have to pay $199. The Storm Synth watch with nine busy hands is available only in limited edition, and is a must buy for all of you wanting to flaunt something exclusive and rich-looking. The watch is definitely an honorable gadget.