The Worlds Smallest LED Wristwatch
wow. i hate watches. now i want a watch. is that good enough?
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This futuristic watch looks much more like jewelry than a time piece. The LED display might take a bit of getting used to, but I think would be easy once you get the hang of it- not to mention easy to see in the dark.
Added 5 Years Ago from Tokyoflash -
Love this watch. They used to have it in all blue LEDs which i like much more. In a perfect world, i would take this watch face (with the blue LEDs, of course) with the body of that Nooka Zub Zot (in white or gray) i posted. haha,... Love this watch. They used to have it in all blue LEDs which i like much more. In a perfect world, i would take this watch face (with the blue LEDs, of course) with the body of that Nooka Zub Zot (in white or gray) i posted. haha, I'm sure that was helpful to any of you interested in this particular watch though. Back to the subject at hand, it's available in two eye-catching color combinations; IP black case with black leather strap and multi colored lights or IP silver case with mottled leather strap and multi colored lights, Kyokusen is one of the most impressive and popular designs from the Tokyoflash design studio. Using cutting edge digital tube technology the display is noticeably brighter than typical LED watches and is viewable from a much wider angle. The name Kyokusen which means curved line in Japanese was inspired from the shape of the main display. Each lit segment of the curve indicates one hour and the circular array of lights represent the minutes, the outer circle showing time progression in groups of five minutes, the inner circle showing single minutes one to four. A single push of the upper button initiates a brief animation of lights before the time is displayed, pushing the lower button displays the time immediately. Very cool but i reeeeeally wish they would bring the blue LEDs back and do a more up-to-date design for the body. A boy can only hope. :-/ p&L
Added 5 Years Ago from Tokyoflash -
Very cool digital LED watch from Japanese watch design company Tokyo Flash. I love the orange color on this one, very mod!
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This watch is definitely for style and show. I have this one, and I did not use this to tell time one bit (I used my phone instead). It's a looker for sure, and serves as a good light show!
Added 5 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
If you want to look like the baddest music lover in the club, then strap this sucker to your wrist and hit the dance floor. It keeps time with a funky little equalizer on the watch face that strobes in tune to the music that's pla... If you want to look like the baddest music lover in the club, then strap this sucker to your wrist and hit the dance floor. It keeps time with a funky little equalizer on the watch face that strobes in tune to the music that's playing, so you'll look like some sort of high-steppin' robot. Shake it!
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Is 47mm now a standard watch size? The Poljot Formula 1 Mechanical Chronograph is the latest watch to embrace this size and with the bright yellow (it also comes in an equally vivid fuschia shade) it is sure to attract attention. ... Is 47mm now a standard watch size? The Poljot Formula 1 Mechanical Chronograph is the latest watch to embrace this size and with the bright yellow (it also comes in an equally vivid fuschia shade) it is sure to attract attention. The Formula 1 chronograph from the Moscow-based watch company features the manual-wind caliber 31681 with 25 jewels. It has a stainless steel case with a display back. The watch sells for $489.95 on Amazon.
Added 6 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
This watch makes me think of Peeps and Smurfs, and Play-Doh. (Use code SRTN for a 20% discount.)
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This has the perfect combination of innovation and understated beauty. I love how dark the face is, but when you really focus on it, the design really pops.
Added 6 Years Ago from Angularmomentum -
Andy Warhol Watches Kaori Trashima, Maggie Andreani, 2006
Added 6 Years Ago from MoMA Store -
Binary watch?! Need I say more. The answer is no.
Added 6 Years Ago from Tokyoflash
