Joined
·
1,290 Posts
imported post
I read a GREAT blog post today on one of my favorite "watch" blogs called A Blog To Read. It is a great blog that has an incredible amount of info about all different types of blogs.
They had an article about Erotic Watches and specifically the Kudoke 69 Eros Skeletonized Erotic Watch.
BEFORE CLICKING THE LINK BELOW TO KEEP READING THE ARTICLE AND SEE THE PICTURES PLEASE NOTE THAT THE WATCH DOES HAVE NAKED IMAGES ON IT.
- - - - - - -
From - A Blog To Read Article Dated August 29, 2009.
Article Called: Kudoke 60 Eros skeletonized Erotic Watch, NSFW
Erotic watches are a curious thing. I don't know too much about the culture behind them, or the people who collect them. They sort of feel like toys for the sexually repressed. There are good and bad examples of these types of watches out there, but they are almost always combined with classic looking timepiece elements. Perhaps that is to help justify the "art" behind the watch. Personally I am amused by them. I find the quizzical concept appealing for what it is. I am probably not the target market for such watches, but I still get a kick out of seeing them. This new Kudoke 69 is a particularly "in your face" version of the watch, but is certainly not out of the norm for these timepieces. There are some in the extremely expensive range that combine the erotic elements with animations and minute repeaters.
CLICK HERE TO READ THE REST OF THE ARTICLE AND SEE THE WATCH PICTURES
I read a GREAT blog post today on one of my favorite "watch" blogs called A Blog To Read. It is a great blog that has an incredible amount of info about all different types of blogs.
They had an article about Erotic Watches and specifically the Kudoke 69 Eros Skeletonized Erotic Watch.
BEFORE CLICKING THE LINK BELOW TO KEEP READING THE ARTICLE AND SEE THE PICTURES PLEASE NOTE THAT THE WATCH DOES HAVE NAKED IMAGES ON IT.
- - - - - - -
From - A Blog To Read Article Dated August 29, 2009.
Article Called: Kudoke 60 Eros skeletonized Erotic Watch, NSFW
Erotic watches are a curious thing. I don't know too much about the culture behind them, or the people who collect them. They sort of feel like toys for the sexually repressed. There are good and bad examples of these types of watches out there, but they are almost always combined with classic looking timepiece elements. Perhaps that is to help justify the "art" behind the watch. Personally I am amused by them. I find the quizzical concept appealing for what it is. I am probably not the target market for such watches, but I still get a kick out of seeing them. This new Kudoke 69 is a particularly "in your face" version of the watch, but is certainly not out of the norm for these timepieces. There are some in the extremely expensive range that combine the erotic elements with animations and minute repeaters.
CLICK HERE TO READ THE REST OF THE ARTICLE AND SEE THE WATCH PICTURES
