Under the chandelier, Shanala's slender fingers stroked the watch.
Beside the original clock face was a compass dial. It was somewhat smaller, but the direction it pointed was exceptionally clear.
In the current market, watches had become popular products. Aside from nobles and the powerful using them to display their status, most buyers were Clerical Workers who used them in their daily work.
For example, Alchemists used them to precisely calculate the time needed to purify potions, along with other special tasks requiring accurate Countdown.
However, once the watch gained a compass function, its value reached a new level.
Near the Emerald Sea, sailors needed clear directional guidance, making compass watches indispensable tools.
Even outside of sailing, combat professionals could make important use of such multifunctional watches while adventuring in the wilderness or traveling long distances.
After all, traditional compasses were far less compact and refined than this watch, making them extremely inconvenient to carry.
"What about the price? How should we set it?" Shanala quickly calmed down from her surprise and raised the crucial question.
Wu Heng smiled. "I think we can keep the same price, or lower it slightly. You can decide based on market demand when the time comes."
"Keep it the same or lower it?" Shanala raised a brow, doubt in her voice. "Wouldn't customers who bought one before feel like they got a bad deal?"
Adding new functions while lowering the price would inevitably leave old customers feeling unbalanced.
Wu Heng explained calmly, "Ordinary nobles and the powerful won't have much use for a compass, while professionals who need to venture outside may be short on money. So the price can't be set too high."
"I understand." Shanala nodded. "I'll investigate it and then handle the pricing."
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