It read 'Barneys New York' and she said:

'Open it, it's your favourite color and I'm sure you can kill for it!'  

As I opened my gift, I saw a flash of color: a hot pink. There you go, I was already in love but couldn't quite understand what it could be. I took it out on a full daylight and revealed the surprise of Yuri: it was a ClickClack watch. I had a vague idea of what it was but I still didn't know how I could put it on. 'Help me!' I said, excitedly.

She took the pink watch, straightened it up then told me to put out my arm. I did, I did... Yet the way she raised the watch like a bloody knife and slapped it back on my wrist with such velocity was rather horrifying! But the sensation was... fun! No pain, just lots of fun! I remember spending the whole day playing with my 'slap' watch in the office that way.

ClickClacks are not watches. They're bracelets designed by emerging artists. The project has a charitable side to it which makes your purchase even more worth your money. I checked their website and saw that at the moment, they have 5 illustrators who did 10 different designs for ClickClacks.

I placed an order earlier today on my favourite artist: Spiros Halaris. Well, I admit that I am biased. You might remember Halaris from Marcus Kan's introductory article here on Swide.com. He had even done an illustration for D&G! 

Here is the one that I picked:

 Which one will you be buying?

Written by iwork4dg

Credits: ClickClacks