The Eone Bradley watch looks smart and stylish, but it also makes it possible to tell the time without actually seeing it. Even though the watch was designed with the blind in mind, it has also found widespread fame and appeal.

The watch does not have a traditional cover or hands. Instead ball bearing can be touched or viewed to find the hour and minutes. No glancing at your wrist or turning on lights, you can know the time without looking at your watch. Fortunately, this watch is so sleek and cool that looking at is a pleasure.

The Bradley Watch Namesake:

The Bradley timepiece is named after former naval officer Bradley Snyder, who became blind defusing bombs in Afghanistan. Brad persevered after his injury, learning how to thrive in a world that wasn’t designed for people with vision impairments. He competed in the 2012 and 2016 Paralympic Games, winning multiple gold and silver medals, and shattering a world record.

Eone chose Brad as their spokesperson because of his dedication to breaking down barriers for people who are blind—speaking out against stereotypes and proving that the obstacles of living with a disability come from social inequality and not from disability itself.