Remember those snap bracelets that you’d whack on your wrist and they’d wrap around? Such fun, in a 99p piece of plastic and fabric. Kids these days, don’t know what they’re missing out on.

You can however, relive that nostalgia with a timepiece. The name CliCloc comes from the fact you click and lock the watch. Easy peasy. And they’re homegrown in good ol’ London, and come in eight different colours, with interchangeable faces and straps. Everyone’s favourite non threatening and cuddly rapper has one (Tinie Tempah) and my favourite beatboxer, the PETEBOX who I saw live at the Free Running Championships a couple of years ago.


I was also at the Notts Summer Party ’08 but missed him

The nature of the strap means it’s easy to put on, silicone doesn’t irritate the skin, and doesn’t require much fumbling of fingers and cursing as the strap slips off your wrist onto the train tracks – yet again. Plus the bright colours are cheerful and appease the soul. (I have the yellow one obviously).

TSoS is giving away ONE CliCloc watch from the CliCloc Couture Collection (alliteration!) to one lucky reader. The CliCloc Couture comes in EIGHT different colours – and you the winner can choose which colour you’d like – colours can be seen here in more detail. With a choice, you know you can be cheeky and give it as a Xmas gift.

You know what you need to do:

1. FOLLOW this blog on Google Reader or Bloglovin’

2. SEND an email to winstuff [at]thescienceofstyle.com with the subject title WATCH with your COLOUR CHOICE (BLACK/WHITE/YELLOW/GREEN/PINK/PURPLE/ORANGE/BLUE) and FULL NAME/EMAIL ADDRESS you used to subscribe. Don’t worry if you email me with a different email than the one you chose to subscribe with – as long as you tell me what email address you used to subscribe.

3. FOR TUMBLR FOLLOWERS – you can also enter by following me on Tumblr and emailing winstuff [at]thescienceofstyle.com with the subject title WATCH with your COLOUR CHOICE,  FULL NAME and TUMBLR.

4. UK AND IRELAND ONLY

5. This prize draw ENDS December 13th 2011

 

Prize courtesy of CliCloc