Here it is, beautifully assembled. Let's crack it open.
The watch presents an interesting challenge to dismantle because there aren't even any screws to undo.
The only thing to do is to pry the top open.
Here's an up-close look at the exposed e-ink display.
Under that? Not much, it turns out.
All the components are housed in a plastic capsule.
This ribbon cable is what receives your button pushes.
Removing the backlight...
32 MB of storage is outlined in red, a 120 mHz processor in orange, and an accelerometer in yellow.
Here is an RF module outlined in red.
Even the buttons can be removed.
Here's the whole thing stripped down to its components.
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