Tacdial is a tactile analog wristwatch developed for the visually impaired. The design is composed of a raised minute hand, a rotating dial that features a debased hour indicator as well as a tactile numbered watch face. Soft and comfortable, the design utilizes a push crown, wide body silicon strap and oversized buckle clasp for maximum comfort and ease of use.
Designer: Ryan Kirkpatrick
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