The Worlds Smallest LED Wristwatch
wow. i hate watches. now i want a watch. is that good enough?
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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
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The Biohazard watch uses an advanced color LCD display to simulate the effect you might see in many Science Fiction films. The readout, in fact, tells the time by counting the colored segments.
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The watch features 2 dials, one indicating the hour, the other minutes. At one point during each hour the spheres will intersect, hence the name Eclipse.
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The unique butterfly clasp that completes the seamless look when closed making the buckle invisible and unifying the strap as one.
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The display pushes up the top row of lights and they float back down in a real equalizer effect, finally all the lights fall down off the face of the watch to leave only two lights to indicate the time for 5 seconds, then the two ... The display pushes up the top row of lights and they float back down in a real equalizer effect, finally all the lights fall down off the face of the watch to leave only two lights to indicate the time for 5 seconds, then the two lights also trail off.
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The unique butterfly clasp that completes the seamless look when closed making the buckle invisible and unifying the strap as one.
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The case is brushed IP Black with all Blue LED's. Extra markings have been made on the face to distinguish the hours & minutes.
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The watch features a metal face with a grid of raised glass windows. The colored LCD markers below indicate the time.
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The whole watch is brushed with a dark gunmetal finish and an all black crystal face. The grid of L-shaped digital segments on the face light up to reveal the time.
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indicated by simply reading off the lit up digits.
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The unique butterfly clasp that completes the seamless look when closed making the buckle invisible and unifying the strap as one.
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