Pascal Bardel has creatively designed the Gélule. It is a concept radio clock that shaped like a capsule. The clock features a backlit LCD display and an omni-directional speaker. A choice of several colors of cloth for the speaker is proposed, fitting with the color of the LCD display. You can also adjust the volume by rotation of the speaker. Watch the video to get more details. [Tuvie] More »
Anthony Dickens comes back with the spanking new timepiece. The Around Clock is a cylinder watch with numbers and markings that rotates to show the time as identified by the red wire. Available in white or black, the watch is priced at 29 EURO at Singulier. [Product Page] More »
Our folks at Kotaku show us the Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots Watch. This limited edition timepiece is currently available for pre-order at UK online retailer Gamestation. Only 500 pieces of these wristwatches will be available. Priced at £99.99, the Metal Gear Solid 4 Watch is crafted from the finest stainless steel, engraved and numbered. It also comes in a black box complete with a silver MGS4 logo stamped on top of it. [Kotaku via Video Game Blog]
Unlike ordinary clocks, this very fun looking clock “Roller Clock” uses chrome ball bearings to tell time. A central spindle counts the seconds and orders the balls to be released at the appropriate time. The bottom row is for hours and the top two are for minutes. The Clock is powered by four C batteries or a universal power cord. Available now for $40. [Opulentitems]
Check out the latest innovative watch from Tokyoflash, the Nekura. This new watches use a hybrid LCD / LED display technology, which lets you choose a color on a whim. A set of color-changing LEDs is embedded underneath the LCD watch display, letting you cycle between blue, green, cyan, pink or yellow - whatever strikes your mood. It comes in two designs - Progression, featuring a circular clock face, and Scramble, featuring a bar-graph display. Available now for ¥12,900 each ($123). [Ohgizmo]
Unlike any other alarm clocks in market, this MP3 Alarm Clock can actually wakes you up by playing an MP3 file of your choice. Using the included software, you can configure the alarm using a small selection of sounds, or upload any MP3 file you want to wake up to. It features a 22 inch USB cable that allows you to connect the clock to your PC. Available now for $19.99. [Engadget]
Casio has proudly announced its world’s first atomic solar powered chronograph watch, the Casio Oceanus OCWM800TBA-1A. The Casio Oceanus line is known for its Multi-Band 5 Atomic Timekeeping, which guarantees precise and reliable timekeeping by receiving radio time calibration signals from US, UK, Germany and Japan. These timepieces also boast Tough Solar Power, which fuels the battery with light from the sun as well as indoor sources, eliminating any worries of losing track of time. [Casio]
Check out this rather unique digital pocket watch concept by Adam Huffman. The watch features an OLED touchscreen that can be changed to suit your needs - from minimal analog hands to a full on digital display. No word yet on availability. [Yanko]
Check out this rather unique wristwatch from Tokyoflash Japan. Unlike ordinary watches, the Infection watch features 27 multi-colored LEDs which “pulsate and move like cells across the curved face to present the time from beneath the attractive mirrored mineral crystal lens.” The 12 red LEDs indicate the hours, the 11 yellow LEDs show time progression in 5-minute increments, and the 4 green LEDs show single minutes. Ain’t that cool? Available now at a special launch price of $134. [Ubergizmo]
Experience a different way in catching your time with this awesome clock. Designed by Christiaan Postma, the clock uses over 150 moving matchstick-like hands to spell out the hour. The picture above shows the change from 3:00 to 4:00. The best part is the words appear in the same positions they would on a normal clock. [ChristiaanPostma]
