Orient Touchtron L E D

Description

Orient Touchtron with LED display (Light Emitting Diode) commonly called black mask. In fact acrylic is not black but infrared. As the ruby-red lamps of old photographic laboratories (the famous dark room). This Orient was produced in 1975 and is rare as chicken teeth. The entire set is unique. It is a robust watch for a strong man wrist. The Orient Touchtron is impossible not to be noticed, especially at night. It works with a box that has an electric insulator that triggers the digits LED at the time the screen is touched making the human body a conductor. (Between the wrist and the touch on the display cover). This watch was a high-tech novelty to bygone 70s, who haunted the advance, punctuality and unique beauty, having been the first to be controlled with a digital magic touch of red acrylic ruby. A brincaderia you can do with it is to talk to children who watch owner has the magic touch, because while the lower clock rings on the handle and the phalanges of the fingers touch the top makes up the contact using their own body as a conductor. And if someone touches the top without having contact with the bottom diodes do not light up. Orient stood between LED diodes because their clocks were completely covered with silicone, unlike the clocks that had these same bright (and their drivers), with only small drops of insulators, spoiling easily. Measuring 38.58 mm in width, setting out the thrusters of x 41.86 mm height with semi-recessed grip x 13:42 mm in thickness works well.