A black and gold finish binary watch #Wearables #Watch #Arduino
A number of binary watches have been made over the years, with the latest one by Instructables user Taifur.
I focused on the aesthetic of the PCB as I am going to keep it open from any type of casing. Intentionally I kept the trace of the top PCB layer free from solder mask so that all the track can be visualized clearly. That gives a better look. For preventing track corrosion, I used Gold Finish on the top surface. I also placed all resistors and capacitors on the bottom side of the PCB.
After finishing, I was surprised by the look of the watch. It really looks great. This can be a perfect watch for electrical and computer engineers. If you are an engineer and like binary, I am pretty sure you will like it.
The watch is powered by an Atmel/Microchip ATmega328P programmed in Arduino.
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