The new Baby Boom fertility watch from Laks
As much as we love to integrate superfluous technology into our everyday doings, we've gotta say that this new "Baby Boom" fertility wristwatch from techno-watch extraordinaire Laks has us just a little bit creeped out. Maybe it's the concept of a cold little digital device helping out with tracking fertile days, pregnancy weeks and finding baby names, or the fact that the watches look decidedly man-ish, but whatever it is, Laks seems to have packed in some hefty fertility-centric capabilities -- and we're just not sure how we feel about that. Anyways, we're guessing the black and grey watch is a sort of "him and hers" setup, since they're sold in a two pack for 149 Euro ($189 US), while a single watch goes for 90 Euro ($114 US). They should be shipping now.





















Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
CharlieX @ Sep 19th 2006 4:04PM
I see they're waterproof to 100M. Nice.
jb @ Sep 19th 2006 4:08PM
"When the time is right, will you be ready?"
Roess3 @ Sep 19th 2006 4:25PM
i am positive that my girlfriend will want this watch!
Steve Packard @ Sep 19th 2006 5:05PM
So this watch basically...is what? A 28 day callender, which one would expect to set to the human female's average biological cycle? Er.... Yea. I can see some alternate uses for this.
"Hey you want to come over for game night on friday?"
"No, sorry I'm going to be with my girlfrie"......."actually, Friday would be good. I think I'm going to postpone that thing with her."
Troy @ Sep 19th 2006 5:19PM
test
Jvijil @ Sep 19th 2006 5:42PM
this is quite odd
Juan Hernandez @ Sep 19th 2006 6:40PM
wow, there is ONE gadget I don't even want for free.
TeleCustom @ Sep 19th 2006 6:48PM
Mr. Packard up there is right though. Could be very useful in the opposite manner...
...they just need to make one with the ability to keep track of a few women. You know, for the more promiscuous out there.
Terry @ Sep 19th 2006 7:19PM
IT could also be used as a birth control. You know the days to watch out.
Steve Packard @ Sep 19th 2006 7:20PM
Damn you roboform. I clicked tghe "fill form" button and it put my real name there. Um...damn. Well thanks for pointing that out. Er....yea...actually...that's not my name. My name is.... Nic Lentini. Yeah...that's it. Lentini
Silver R. Wolfe @ Sep 19th 2006 7:30PM
Because more people in this world is exactly what we need. >.>
Nathan Rose @ Sep 19th 2006 8:23PM
So it doesn't even blood test you or measure temperature variations or anything?
Seems like a cynical cashin to milk desperate unfertiles...
kei @ Sep 19th 2006 11:00PM
testing the p/w feature....
one good thing about the watch is you can't tell what it does just by looking...so no one knows u are using it
Matt @ Sep 20th 2006 1:27AM
Oh wow...next thing you know they will have deodorant sticks that tell you stock market tips.
Travis @ Sep 20th 2006 10:27AM
any body got a hack yet to tell when your wife/GF is PMSing.... I'd buy one for that in a heartbeat.....
That way I could know which days I need to work late
Kludgist @ Oct 24th 2006 12:16PM
I take it the men's watch has a wireless receiver so the guy knows when the woman is ripe?