Last month , I risked life and limbto tell you about Celsius X - VI - II , a shadowy French company who was building a $ 300,000 mechanical cellphone . The first pictures of the headphone have surfaced , though they do n’t just suffice our questions .
https://gizmodo.com/celsius-x-vi-ii-and-the-mysterious-mechanical-cellphone-5481533
The phone ’s official debut is still to amount next week at Baselworld Watch Show , but these shots fromWatchismoat least give you a sense of what an ultraluxury , butterfly stroke - inspired mechanical cubicle phone looks like .
The body is transparent , so proprietor can check out the phone ’s mechanical gumption and remind themselves why they paid so damn much for the thing . Yes , yes , we agree , exceedingly expensive phones are very dumb and almost always gauche , but Celsius ’s quest to mechanize this eccentric gadget is stay fresh us interested .
The company seems atrociously gallant of some sort of micromechanical system that function when the grapple is opened and closed , but it ’s still not really clear what that ’s all about . At lamest , all of the mechanical business is just for the clock on the face of the speech sound . At raddest , the mechanisms power the phone in shipway we ca n’t even consider of .
And so the mystery of Celsius X VI II and their mechanically skillful sound endures . Hopefully Baselworld will bring Celsius and their phone out of the shadows once and for all . [ The AwesomerviaWatchismo ]
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