Apple WristMac: wearable Macintosh accessory from 1988 up for $100,000
Apple made a wearable accessory for its Macintosh in the 1980s called the WristMac, now at auction and could fetch up to $100,000.
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Apple made a wearable accessory for its Macintosh in the 1980s called the WristMac, now at auction and could fetch up to $100,000.
The rare Seiko WristMac watch, which was sold back in 1988, is now up for auction on the auction website ComicConnect.
The Apple Watch was unveiled in September 2014, after years of rumours. It was the company's first in-house smartwatch. However, many may regard the WristMac made by Seiko 26 years earlier as the first true Apple Watch. The WristMac was considered way ahead of its time and was even worn by astronauts on the space shuttle Atlantis.
The website mentions that the box in which WristMac is available includes the registration cars which was never filled out, a tutorial and reference
Auction site ComicConnect is selling a strange watch dubbed WristMac that definitely wasn't an Apple Watch from 1988 but also kinda was.