Steampunk Wrist Navitron

May be too big for your wrist, so a leather hole punch tool maybe needed for a better fit.

Solidly built and functional.  However the leather wrist band is made of very thin leather and tends to slip.  You will need to punch a few extra holes if you want to wear it like a wrist watch.  Still a great find.  Set the arm to 33 degrees, in Georgia, to get an accurate reading from the sundial.  Lots of fun.

Oh, now this is a cool item. Nicely made and a nice fiddly gadget. Two things.
1) To the chap who asked if it worked - If you want a decent compass, see an army store. As long as there is sun, the dial will work. The compass does move and eventually gets there, but I saw this as more a 'prop' item. Things fold and unfold, but I certainly wouldn't use it in orienteering...I would use it at a Steampunk convention, gig or larp (where the rules make it 'work':)

2) I will add this before people rate this item low on a couple of points. When you first get the item, the sundial       doesn't flip - but a quick bend of the curved metal bit makes it work perfectly. The strap wont fit most wrists, but is a very simple job to create holes. A staple part of Steampunk - tinkering and fiddling with things. If things don't work at first, tinker - these are 'replicas' after all:)

I say! This review was longer than War and Peace...

Museum Replica does the wrist navitron work? Like does the sundial, latitude finder and compass work?