Hong Kong design studio Raskh has developed the Leverage watch, which features a patented mechanism that reveals a hidden bottle opener concealed in the case body.
Created as Raskh's first watch design, the timepiece uses a specially developed case construction to incorporate the bottle opener without adding excessive bulk to the watch.
Raskh has designed a watch with a hidden bottle opener concealed in the case body
"People won't bring a bottle opener with them everywhere, but they will have their daily watch with them every day," the designers told Dezeen.
"Leverage watch can bring a wow moment to the party when everyone sees a person using it to open beer or soda. This is a watch that makes happy hour even happier." Leverage has a locking system that reveals a lozenge-shaped hole in the inner case
To access the opener, users remove the watch from their wrist before rotating and releasing an octagonal crown located at the eight o'clock position.
With the locking system released, the inner case body slides outwards to reveal a lozenge-shaped indent that can be used to remove a bottle cap.
According to Raskh, the moveable track and hidden opener within the case body is a patented element that "brings a new page of watch community, or you can say a new page of bottle opener".

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