It's the little watch-phone that could. And it just might! Neutrano's Wristfone, which we saw at the CES and CTIA trade shows, will finally be coming to a GSM carrier somewhere in the USA this September, Neutrano CEO Gary Rotman told us today. The phone will cost around $200 with contract, or $300-400 unlocked.

I tried to figure out which carrier Neutrano was making a deal with, but Rotman wasn't telling. My guess is that the Wristfone will appear first on a smaller, regional GSM carrier like Cinci Bell, who have a history of picking up somewhat out-of-the-ordinary phones.

As we've recounted in our previous coverage, the WristFone is a chunky wristwatch that doubles as a camera phone. The model we saw today comes with a stainless-steel case and leather band. Neutrano has revised the specs a bit, too. The phone now runs on US GSM networks, and has a 1.4" touch screen, 1.3-megapixel camera with video, and Bluetooth so you don't look bizarre holding your phone up to your ear.

We'll keep an eye on this hot product as it develops.