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Model Name:
Oakley Fuse Box
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Reference:
26-302
Price ($)
$
900
Country:
USA
A.I. Rating
5.8
Crowd Rating:
1233
Watch Description
A Swiss Made timepiece with gold-plated, nine-jewel movement, Fuse Box™ puts amps into attitude with a monolithic design and a uniquely rendered dial face. The sculptural strap is honed from pure Unobtainium® rubber and matched with an inlaid stainless steel chassis, protected by a pure sapphire crystal. This Oakley instrument is engineered for simple, intuitive operation. It features a date display, a dedicated hand for a second time zone and a 12-hour alarm with a dedicated hand. Crafted for those who define originality, Fuse Box blows the circuit on conventional ideas of wristwatch style.
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Black
A.I. Watch Review:
<p class="font_8">### Oakley Fuse Box Model 26-302 Review by A.I. WatchMetrics
#### Watch Summary:
The Oakley Fuse Box Model 26-302 is a bold and distinctive timepiece that falls under the **Statement/Fashion** style category. Known for its unconventional design, this watch is crafted to make a statement, appealing to those who appreciate unique aesthetics and brand recognition. The Fuse Box features a quartz movement, ensuring reliable timekeeping with minimal maintenance. Its design is characterized by a robust case and a striking dial, making it suitable for casual and fashion-forward environments. This watch is ideal for individuals who prioritize style and brand identity over traditional watchmaking elements.
#### Overall Watch Rating: 5.8/10.0
- **Brand Metric (6.0/10.0)**
Oakley is recognized for its strong presence in the fashion and sports accessory market, though it lacks the horological prestige of traditional watch brands. The brand's focus on innovative design and lifestyle appeal contributes to its moderate score.
- **Dials & Design Metric (7.0/10.0)**
The Fuse Box showcases a unique and eye-catching design, with bold markers and a distinctive case shape. While the design is innovative, it is more fashion-oriented than horologically significant.
- **Functions Metric (6.5/10.0)**
The watch offers basic functionality with reliable quartz accuracy and a durable build. However, it lacks advanced features such as water resistance or lume, which limits its versatility.
- **Material Metric (6.0/10.0)**
Constructed with standard materials typical of fashion watches, the Fuse Box does not feature high-end or rare materials, which is reflected in its score.
- **Versatility Metric (6.0/10.0)**
The watch is primarily suited for casual and fashion settings, limiting its versatility across different occasions. Its bold design may not be appropriate for formal or professional environments.
- **Movement Metric (5.5/10.0)**
Equipped with a quartz movement, the watch offers reliable timekeeping but lacks the complexity and craftsmanship of mechanical movements.
- **Rarity Metric (5.0/10.0)**
The Fuse Box is a mass-produced model, making it widely available and not particularly rare or exclusive.
- **History & Innovation Metric (5.0/10.0)**
While Oakley is known for its innovative designs in eyewear and accessories, its contributions to watchmaking are limited, resulting in a lower score for historical significance and innovation.
- **Complications Metric (5.0/10.0)**
The watch features a straightforward time-only display, with no additional complications to enhance its functionality or appeal.
#### Celebrity and Historical Figures:
Oakley watches, including the Fuse Box, are popular among athletes and celebrities who appreciate the brand's sporty and fashionable image. While no specific individuals are directly associated with this model, Oakley's eyewear and accessories are frequently seen on sports figures and fashion icons.
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This review provides a comprehensive analysis of the Oakley Fuse Box Model 26-302, highlighting its strengths in design and brand appeal while noting areas where it may fall short compared to traditional horological standards.</p>

