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Deuce Brand Fluorescent Watch
Is the Deuce Fluorescent Watch a fashion accessory? No, or it would be called the Deuce Fluorescent Fashion Accessory. It tells time, from within a stretchy rubber bracelet that barely feels like you're wearing it. And it looks so good that you may want to wear more than one. Fortunately, for the price, you can.
- Digital Time and Date
- User replaceable battery
- Grooved bracelet for breathability
- Negative Ion Technology
Bottom Line: Not 'fashion'. IN fashion.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
well..
By:
Ali Stadnik
October 14, 2010
everyone is hoppin on these watches like there is no tomorrow. they're cool, but they're not that great. think of what twenty bucks can buy you.
although the one good thing I will say i like about them is for wakeboarding it's nice to have something super waterproof that you don't have to worry about.
but when i shred on the mountain i don't care about time so screw it!
Be Happy!
By:
Kel Hemminger
October 20, 2010
Every Deuce Brand watch is packed with negative ion technology which provides multiple health benefits to the wearer. Negative ions are odorless, tasteless, and invisible molecules that that can be found in abundance in certain environments such as mountains, waterfalls, and beaches. Negative ions produce biochemical reactions enhancing the levels of the mood chemical serotonin, helping to alleviate depression by increasing the flow of oxygen to the brain; resulting in higher alertness, strengthening of the immune system, speeding up post workout recovery times, decreased drowsiness, and more mental energy.
2 Comments Last Comment: May 2, 2011 by: Magnus Nyborg
By: Tyson
December 9, 2010
or so they say. apparently only inhaled negative ions make much difference, but its all hypothetical anyway, it hasnt been clinically tested...not to be "negative" about it though...
Change me.
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