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Synchronos: Stunning 3D Printed Watches
Synchronos are an innovative additive manufacturing startup who create stunning 3D printed watches, tailored to each wearer. This American company offer a variety of different options for your customised watch, making each piece unique. We spoke to Synchronos recently about&helli
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Synchronos are an innovative additive manufacturing startup who create stunning 3D printed watches, tailored to each wearer. This American company offer a variety of different options for your customised watch, making each piece unique. We spoke to Synchronos recently about how the team got involved with the 3D printing industry, their opinions on the current state of the industry, and what to expect in the future.
3DN: Introduce yourselves, and what Synchronos do in the 3D printing industry!
Synchronos is a technology company that creates watches that are anatomically tailored to our customers. Our proprietary design software and processes, enabled by 3D printing and scanning, allow us to create anatomically tailored products quickly and cost effectively. We sell our own products and partner with others to create their own anatomically tailored products.
3DN: How did you get involved in 3D printing/additive manufacturing?
Our founder was involved with starting Divergent 3D and building the world’s first 3D printed supercar, Blade.
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