 Hey, it's TC with The Verge, and I'm here with the CST-01 from Central Standard Timing. They're calling it the world's thinnest watch. It uses an E-Ink display, and the watch is.80 millimeters thin. That's much thinner than a credit card. The company says they haven't been able to verify any watch in the world that's thicker, and we're inclined to believe them. As you can see, this is a black model. It's very sharp. Unfortunately, it doesn't have any backlighting, so it may be difficult to see at night, but the construction is very nice, very thin, and it's a cuff, so it just cuffs right under your arm. Right now, it's a... Just changed time there. You can see the little flashing action. They just put it up on Kickstarter, and you can pre-order right now for $129, and their company is hoping to reach a goal of $200,000. As you can see, it can withstand a little bit of abuse, though the company just really came up with this prototype recently, and we'll be doing some torture testing soon.
 Hey, it's TC with The Verge, and I'm here with the CST-01 from Central Standard Timing.
 They're calling it the world's thinnest watch.
 It uses an E-Ink display, and the watch is.80 millimeters thin.
 That's much thinner than a credit card.
 The company says they haven't been able to verify any watch in the world that's thicker,
 and we're inclined to believe them.
 As you can see, this is a black model.
 It's very sharp.
 Unfortunately, it doesn't have any backlighting, so it may be difficult to see at night, but
 the construction is very nice, very thin, and it's a cuff, so it just cuffs right under
 your arm.
 Right now, it's a...
 Just changed time there.
 You can see the little flashing action.
 They just put it up on Kickstarter, and you can pre-order right now for $129, and their
 company is hoping to reach a goal of $200,000.
 As you can see, it can withstand a little bit of abuse, though the company just really
 came up with this prototype recently, and we'll be doing some torture testing soon.