For it to exist for any length of time—and without a power supply—it must be stored physically within the device’s hardware. That means that every piece of binary code in a computer must be converted ...

Some geeks are more industrious and rather than wearing a store bought watch, they roll their own. This is exactly what a geek has done in creating his custom watch that tells time in binary.

Not only is there boring old normal time, you can also view the hour in binary, octal and hexadecimal. There’s something oddly alluring about this device, with its bolt-on face, skinny leather ...