Ladies and gentlemen, hold onto your seats because Advertising Week NY just got a cosmic twist! Buckle up, folks! It was like having a chunk of the night sky right on your wrist. A post shared by Klutch Sports Group klutchsports. Instead of boring numbers, the watch had polished titanium balls. I mean, who needs numerals when you can have spherical markers? Yes, you read that right. This watch had a large conical thingamajig on it that made it look like you could embark on a journey to a galaxy far, far away.
Maybe Tyrese was planning a quick trip to Mars after the chat? But wait, it gets even more otherworldly. And what did that orb do? It functioned as a moon phase display. Forget gazing at the moon in the night sky; you could just glance at your wrist and know what phase the moon was in. Talk about a handy feature for interstellar travelers! Tyrese Maxey was discussing marketing, and you know he was probably giving away cosmic secrets on how to make sneakers sell like hotcakes on Mars.
Who knew a watch could steal the spotlight from marketing strategies and slam dunks? Kudos to Tyrese for taking us on a moon-ificent journey with his celestial watch, and for making us dream of the stars, even while grounded on Earth! Subscribe Sign in Products Watch finder Contact. All Rights Reserved.
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