Clockwork Synergy is offering a Rainbow Pride band for the Apple Watch that is reminiscent of Appleu2019s own limited edition given to its employees. Apple recently offered some of its employees a limited edition Rainbow Pride band for their Apple Watches. Unfortunately, the band was not available for purchase by folks who weren’t Apple employees. But Clockwork Synergy is now offering a similar Rainbow Pride band on its site. The band is available for $24.95 and can be purchased with different buckle and adapter colors. As I write this post the 42mm is sold out until August 30 though, but you can sign up to be notified when it becomes available. Here’s the official description of the band: A pair of PRIDE Rainbow Classic NATO Watch Bands designed for Apple Watch®. Crafted from high-quality Nylon ensuring lasting durability, but not at the expense of comfort. Length is 7.87″ ( 125mm / 75mm ) with 11 adjustability holes allowing for the best fit across most wrist sizes! Select from multiple adapter and buckle color options to customize the look and demonstrate your PRIDE! More at Clockwork Synergy News of Clockwork Synergy’s Rainbow Pride band sparked a thread on the Apple subreddit, and some folks there noted that the band wasn’t quite the same as Apple’s: BBllaakkee: “That looks nothing like the real one. ” Mandible_Claw: “Yeah, this is just a rainbow NATO band. I’m sure these have been around before now.” Theexlurker: “It looks almost nothing like the official Apple ones, but if you want a rainbow band its the closest you’re gonna get.” PirateJinjaa: “No, not at all like the official one. Big bulky connectors and stitching on this one.” Dannybres: “Eww they’re horrible. I hate the buckle. I’d love an apple one. ” Illusium: “Apple made these available to select employees that registered for a pride event in SF. Plenty of people who would have loved to have one were somewhat disappointed by the exclusivity.” Bananakabobbbb: “Don’t think they were “producing them”. They just made a couple as a special thing for employees going to Pride.” ArtieMack: “It works better with the sport than apple’s own bands, as you can customize which buckle and lug colors you want!” More at Reddit Here’s Apple’s band: And here’s the Clockwork Synergy band: Personally, I think the Clockwork Synergy band still looks pretty darned good. No, it’s not exactly like Apple’s but I think it still gets the point across for anybody that sees it. And, in a way, the Clockwork Synergy band looks better to me since the colors are brighter than the ones on Apple’s band. It will be interesting though to see if Apple makes its limited edition band available for sale at some point. I can’t see a valid reason for why the company wouldn’t do it, and if I had to guess I’d say that we might see it when the Apple Watch 2 becomes available. Until then though the Clockwork Synergy band should work well for Apple Watch users who want to express their pride. Did you miss a post? Check the Eye On Apple home page to get caught up with the latest news, discussions and rumors about Apple. Related content Opinion Why is Facebook’s iOS app so bloated? Facebooku2019s app weighs in at more than 380 MB when you download it from the iOS App Store. Is it time to just get rid of Facebook altogether? By Jim Lynch May 22, 2017 5 mins Small and Medium Business Apple Facebook Opinion Is the iPad mini doomed? Rumors suggest that Apple might discontinue the iPad mini. Will Apple finally pull the plug on the diminutive iPad mini? By Jim Lynch May 18, 2017 6 mins Small and Medium Business iPad Tablets Opinion Will macOS protect you from ransomware attacks? The recent WannaCry ransomware attacks on Windows have some Mac users wondering if they are safe. Is macOS secure from ransomware attacks? By Jim Lynch May 16, 2017 4 mins Hacking Malware MacOS Opinion Should Apple News be released for macOS? Apple News has been out for iOS for quite a while now. Is it time for it to come to macOS? By Jim Lynch May 15, 2017 5 mins Small and Medium Business iOS MacOS Podcasts Videos Resources Events SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER From our editors straight to your inbox Get started by entering your email address below. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe