Sega Dreamcast Wristwatch

Aug 5 2006, 9:46am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

If you are one of the die-hard Sega Dreamcast fans than this Sega Dreamcast Wristwatch is a must have for you.

The watch is shaped as the ancient Sega Dreamcast game console. Hidden under the disc cover is the analog time display. There are not many details available yet.

Japanese game exporter Play-Asia is offering the Dreamcast Wristwatch for pre-order at $129.90. The watch should ship September 29th.More wristwatch news on our Wrist Dreams watch news site.

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