We've seen our fair share of watches masquerading as mobile phones in our time. It's pretty safe to say that most (if not all) cellphone watch solutions are too bulky or too garish to sport in each day life - assuming you’re averse to public ridicule.

Well, take a gander at the Van Der Led WM2 mobile phone watch. With a 1.3-inch 260k color touchscreen display, stereo Bluetooth, 240 hours standby / 300 minutes talk, and 1GB of memory, the Van Der Led WM2 is actually a decent looking, quad-band (850/900/1800/1900Mhz) watch phone. Forget Dick Tracey, this thing is nearly cool enough to sport everywhere. The keypad embedded in the wrist-strap is a little worrying for those of us that like to geek-out on the down-low, but the rest of the Van Der Led WM2 is quite striking.

A 300 EUR (about $471 USD) donation to Van Der Led will net you your very own Van Der Led WM2 mobile phone watch. The website indicates that stock will be available on April 14, 2008.

[Via: Engadget Mobile]

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