The death watch,Tikker

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Tikker, is the name. it allows abnormal or unhealthy people countdown the estimated life span of such a person. The tikker aslo had the normal time-keeping function on display.
The inventors say though the invention may sound depressing, their watch helps remind users to make the most of their time while alive- a form of motivator.
The question they ask is “if you knew how much time you have left, will you use it wisely?” the designers say it doesn’t predict how much time the user has left, but the timing is based on the estimated life span.

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