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Here is a GSP-enabled wristwatch from Chinavasion that allows you to walk around and then see where you walked around on Google Maps. The gadget has a built-in 8MB storage space to log all of your movements. Its battery lasts for up to 21 hours. Chinavasion’s GPS Watch retails for $77.61 each. [Chinavasion] More
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Biegert & Funk has creatively designed the QLOCKTWO clock that displays time using words instead of numbers. If you’d prefer your time in a language other than English, you can also choose German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, or French versions. This handmade clock features a painted acrylic or stainless steel face, which tops a sturdy wood box that houses an array of LED backlighting and circuitry required to tell the time. The clock uses an atomic-synchronized time-signal receiver and automatically adjusts its brightness based on the ambient light around it. The QLOCKTWO Clock retails for €1,099.99 ($1,565), and interchangeable color faceplates are available starting at €95 ($136) each at the Biegert & Funk store. More
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The Oregon Scientific USB hub and World Travel clock displays time using its inverted LCD display. The clock is able to show time in 25 different cities. It comes equipped with four USB ports in the front, where you can connect to a PC or laptop. The Oregon Scientific USB hub and World Travel clock retails for just $29.99 a pop. [Product Page]
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Sam Hecht has creatively designed the travel clock for Idea International in Japan. Measuring at half the size of a passport, the Jetlag Alarm Clock is a re-interpretation of the good old travel alarm clock. The clock features a lock button to prevent settings from changing in flight, display illumination, and a novel combined alarm/snooze/speaker button. The Jetlag Alarm Clock retails for $40 a pop. [Product Page]
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Dubbed as the “King Cobra”, the Urweck UR-CC1 is the world’s first wristwatch with true retrograde linear displays. The time is displayed by two large cylinders: one for the jumping hours, the other, a retrograde cylinder for the minutes. Meanwhile, an ultra-light disk on the dial indicates the seconds, both digitally and linearly. The timepiece is available in either grey gold with titanium baseplate or black gold with titanium baseplate. Each models are limited to 25 pieces only. More
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Designed by students from l’Ecole d’Arts Appliqués Genèva, the Eris Planetary Sphere Watch is a 100% Swiss made product by Pierre Junod Switzerland that can be worn as a pocket watch, pendant or used as a small desk clock. The watch tells time using a couple of rotating hands that float through the “equator” of the watch. The orange top pointer indicates minutes, meanwhile the hours are shown on the white lower pointer. The Eris is constructed from an anthracite anodized aluminum case with a curved mineral glass crystal to protect the hands. If you are interested, you can purchase the Eris Planetary Sphere Watch for $450. Each timepiece is sold with a natural rubber strap. More
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The Finger Dance Alarm Clock was inspired by the arcade game Dance Dance Revolution. On the surface this looks like some game for your fingers to play if you are bored. The alarm will never shut off unless you throw it out the window or your fingers are able to hit the correct sequence as depicted by the lights. The alarm clock features a digital alarm clock, snooze function, and of course the colorful dance mat. The Finger Dance Alarm Clock retails for $16 after conversion. [ChipChick]
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Here is the iLuv iMM153 Desktop Dual Alarm Clock for iPod, which is compatible with iPod touch 2nd generation, iPod nano 1st to 4th generation, iPod touch, iPod classic, iPod with video and iPod 4th generation. The device has built-in speakers and an FM radio. What makes this iPod dock special is that it comes with a Bed Shaker that will vibrate to wake you up. The iLuv iMM153 retails for $59.99 each. [iLuv via iPod and MP3 Players]
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If you are a fan of Tokyoflash’s line of watches, then you might like the Projects Iridium Color Changing Watch. It comes with a white lens crystal with cutout numbers that are filled with color. The current hour shows in blue, meanwhile minutes are in red. Whenever both “hands” are together, the colors mix to create a purple effect. You can buy this unique watch for $119 a pop. [LikeCool]
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