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The Garmin FR60 watch is not a watch with a built-in GPS system. However, the watch monitors data from your workouts and saves it for wireless transmission to your computer for analysis. The Garmin FR60 watch works well with any ANT+ fitness device including heart rate monitors, foot pods, or home and gym equipment. Pricing info is still unknown. [SlipperyBrick]
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Here’s another nice looking decision maker gadget in the form of an analog watch. This sharp looking timepiece alternatively displays the words “yes†and “no†below a magnifying dome so whenever you need help deciding something, just take a look at your watch. Available now in limited edition of 100 pieces for $179.99 each. [Geekalerts]
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Here’s another cool wearable gadget known as the Phenom Watch Phone. It combines an unlocked GSM phone, an MP3 / MP4 player and a digital / video camera all in one device. Other interesting features include 2GB of memory, a 1.3-inch touchscreen display, microSD, Bluetooth, and USB connectivity. Priced at $295. [Unwiredview]
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Gizmodo Japan provides us some details about Japan’s latest timepiece that comes in a unique design. Dubbed as the Nooka Yokohama Triennale Limited Model, the watch has been designed by Nooka in collaboration with the organizers of the Yokohama Triennale, an art exhibition. Let me tell you how to read this watch. The watch’s top row shows the hours from 1 to 6, the one below that displays 7-12, followed by minutes (1-59) and seconds (1-59). The Nooka Yokohama Triennale Limited Model is available only in Japan for 500 pieces. It is priced at $230. [Gizmodo Japan]
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Tokyoflash has a new timepiece for us. Dubbed as the Tenmetsu, the watch displays time and date by the sequence of flashing color. Red LEDs indicate 15 units, amber LEDs indicate 5 units and green LEDs indicate 1 unit, a combination of which present hours, minutes, months and date. Its casing is made from aluminum to make it lightweight and durable. You can buy the Tokyoflash Tenmetsu Watch for $257 each. [Tokyoflash]
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Here is another “Alien technology” from Tokyoflash that comes in the form of the Tokyoflash NI Watch. The watch’s case is entirely made from stainless steel with a polished finish. The timepiece features a slimline case, strap and a simple buckle that allow it to wrap comfortably around your wrist. I will show you how to read this watch. Each LED on the lowest line displays two hours and the line above indicates a single hour. The combination of these two lines indicates the current hour. You can also see the groups of 10 minutes that are presented on the center line and single minutes on the upper two lines. Available in all blue LED, all white LED or red and green LED, the Tokyoflash NI watch retails for $144 each. [GeekAlerts] More
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Sportline has recently released a new addition to the TQR heart rate watch series. The new watch is perfect for both men and women. It features analog design with the heart rate shown on the watch’s face in a digital format. Sportline claims that this wristwatch will deliver ECG accurate heart rate in three beats or less without the need for using chest straps or belts. The new Sportline Heart Rate Watches are priced at between $60 to $160. [i4u]
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Here is a limited edition G-Shock watch from Casio. The Casio Astro Boy G-Shock watch will be released to honor the legendary Anime artist Osamu Tezuka who has passed away in 1989. Available only 1,000 units, the watch is priced at $150 each. The Casio Astro Boy G-Shock will be released in November 2008. [CrunchGear]
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Clothing company Quiksilver comes back with a new timepiece called the Ray. This wearable gadget looks old with its analog device that has a 27-jewel movement. The Ray produces a minimal carbon footprint on our environment and will be shipped in eco-friendly packaging. The company also confirms that these watches will be shipped via sea instead of air to reduce CO2 emissions. The Quiksilver Ray Watch will be available in a limited quantity. Only 1,000 pieces of these wristwatches will be available worldwide. Video after the jump. [Acquiremag] More
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In the near future, you can place the real watch on your thumb. Timex has collaborated with Core77 to hold a global design competition called 2154: the future of time design. The picture above is the TX54 concept, which is a disposable clock and calender that can be worn on the user’s thumbnail. What a cool concept. [GizmoDiva] More
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