Archer's Arrow & Watch is a hypothetical device that combines a traditional archery bow with a wristwatch. It allows the user to shoot an arrow and simultaneously tell time.
The bowstring of the archery bow is connected to the hands of the watch, so when the string is pulled back to shoot an arrow, the watch hands move as well. The watch face is located on the bow itself, making it visible to the user.
No, Archer's Arrow & Watch is currently only a concept and does not exist in real life. It is often used as an example in discussions about combining technology and traditional tools.
The accuracy of the watch would depend on the mechanism used and the craftsmanship of the device. However, the movement of the watch hands would be affected by the motion of shooting an arrow, so it may not be as precise as a traditional watch.
Archer's Arrow & Watch could potentially be used for recreational archery or as a novelty item. It could also be used in survival situations where both a watch and a bow are necessary. However, it is important to note that this device is currently only a concept and not a practical invention.