I want to resurrect the spirit of the old Snap Watch but solve its biggest flaw—the fastening system. The vision is a tiny, rectangular digital module that tells only the time, runs on a standard watch battery and survives water, sweat and daily knocks without ever needing to leave your wrist. The module sits inside a woven paracord strap for toughness, quick-dry comfort and an outdoorsy look. For the closure I simply need an easy-to-adjust clasp that locks firmly yet releases in a second; whether that ends up magnetic, buckle-style or another clever solution is up for discussion as long as it stays secure in the ocean and the shower. Here’s what I’m looking for: • Industrial design and CAD files for the rectangular, waterproof housing, including gasket details and battery compartment. • Electronics layout for a minimal digital time display powered by a watch cell, with clear notes on parts, PCB and waterproofing to at least 3 ATM. • Strap-to-module interface drawings and material specs (paracord, stainless or polymer hardware). • Photoreal renders and a short manufacturing brief so I can obtain quotes. A working prototype or guidance on sourcing parts would be a welcome plus. If you enjoy pairing minimalist aesthetics with practical engineering, let’s set milestones and make this “always-on” bracelet watch a reality.