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Watchmaker Unveils 'Protest Alert' Watch, Great for Keeping Activists Informed Amid Political Meets

  • Writer: Chuck Ticklesworth
    Chuck Ticklesworth
  • Aug 30, 2023
  • 1 min read

In a groundbreaking move that could redefine wristwear, renowned watchmaker Lumitime has introduced the "Protest Alert" timepiece, designed to cater to the politically inclined. No longer will activists have to rely on social media updates or word-of-mouth; now, they can stay on the pulse of protests right from their wrist.


The watch, with a sleek exterior that subtly disguises its cutting-edge features, allows wearers to set their political preferences, from left-leaning to right-leaning, and even centrist. Once configured, the watch utilizes an advanced algorithm to detect nearby gatherings of like-minded individuals who share similar ideologies.


But that's not all – the "Protest Alert" watch offers a variety of alert options to match any activist's style. From the "Social Justice Siren" to the "Liberty Bell Chime," wearers will be instantly alerted when their selected political movements are nearby.


Keen to keep things discreet? The watch's "Whisper Mode" ensures that your alert remains between you and your wrist, making it ideal for covert operatives and undercover influencers. Additionally, the watch boasts a "Viral Video Recorder" function, allowing users to record spontaneous speeches, flag-waving parades, and impassioned chanting.


However, the watch's revolutionary design has not been without controversy. Critics argue that it's too partisan, while others fear it might lead to watch-based echo chambers. Nevertheless, Lumitime remains committed to their vision of keeping watch enthusiasts politically informed while staying on time – because, after all, what's the point of protesting if you're late to the rally?


So, for all those political activists looking to take their wrist game to the next level, the "Protest Alert" watch from Lumitime promises to be a timely companion in the ever-advancing world of political activism.

 
 
 

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