Name: Wavelength
What is it: RFID Item and Child Management
Designers: Elijah Wiegmann & Justin Johnsen, Pennsylvania, USA
Status: Prototype
Source: ID Fuel Bonfire #1 competition

There will always be room for improvement when it comes to travel accessories, so when ID Fuel held their first ever Bonfire design competition, it was no surprise that they received some really good entries like the “Wavelength” - A Radio Frequency ID (RFID) kit that would help you keep track of your luggage, wallet and even your children by either sliding in a RFID card into your wallet, dropping a RFID pebble in to your luggage, or making your child wear a cleverly disguised RFID watch.

The RFID watch would have a secure latch so that the child could not take off the watch on his or her own. All of the devices in the kit would be monitored through a base unit small enough to be carried in your pocket or on a clip. If any of your RFID devices were seperated by more than twelve feed, an alarm would notify the user.

While this is just a prototype, I don’t think it’ll take too long before you’ll see similar commercial devices in the market.

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In a recent interview for Arena magazine, He mused about it while discussing his new fashion label - “Benjamin Andre”.

“I’m a watch lover,” He confessed. “But I got to find a watchmaker to make what I want, so I think, I’m going to have to make my own watches too.”

According to Andre, his line will have accessories that would make any outfit “way cooler”.

“Any outfit - you can have on total bullshit and have on a Benjamin Andre hat and honestly you’re the shit right there.”

When pressed on how many watches he owned, he said four, but added: “Lately, I’ve been into pocket watches, y’know. They’re cool.”

Name: Snowflake
Collection: Happy Sport collection
Brand: Chopard
Movement: Swiss quartz
Water resistant: 100 meters.

Nicely themed, the Snowflake has a 18kt white gold bezel with 3 mobile diamonds and a diamond “snowflake” in the dial. Click on the image for a close up.