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The Trax Mark II from Tokyoflash is a unique timepiece because it displays the time using a belt system of tracks. There are three of four tracks with the belts on the left tell the hour, while the belts on the right display the minute. The Trax MkII is also available in a variety of designs and colors. It is a cool concept that will hopefully hit the light of production. More pics after the jump. Read more
Casio will launch the new G-SHOCK GB-6900 Bluetooth LE watch on March 16th, 2012 in the Japanese market. Available in red, black or white, this rugged timepiece adopts the Bluetooth LE (Low Energy) technology, which is compatible with the NEC Medias LTE N-04D and Medias PP N-01D Android smartphones. The G-SHOCK GB-6900 is able to synchronize with these Bluetooth LE-enabled smartphones, allowing users to show incoming calls, emails or SMS messages on the watch’s display. As its name suggests, the Bluetooth LE (Low Energy) technology consumes less power than the classic Bluetooth technology. The Casio G-SHOCK GB-6900 retails for 18,000 Yen ($231). [TechCrunch]
Tokyoflash Japan has started selling the Limited Edition Tokyoflash Kisai On Air Watch. What makes this timepiece special is that it has a minimal design with a colored touchscreen LCD display. The LCD display is always on, so the time can be read at a glance and the LED backlight function means it will light up on demand, a useful function for night time. Available in black and silver, the Tokyoflash Kisai On Air Watch is priced at $179 each. Watch the video after the jump. Read more
Designed by Jaineel Shah, the Nooka Xon is a concept watch that features a TDF LCD display, an alarm clock and a calendar. The Nooka Xon is equipped with a small hole on one side that allows you to loop it through a lanyard. It is a cool concept that will hopefully hit the light of production. More pictures after the jump. Read more
Tokyoflash Japan has introduced its latest wristwatch namely the Kisai Night Vision. The watch is easy to read. You just need to touch the upper button to show the time. Hours are shown in the outer ring, while minutes are shown digitally in the center. If you push the lower button, the month will also be shown in the outer ring, while the date digitally in the center. Constructed with black stainless steel, the timepiece also offers an alarm clock mode, a light-up animation, and an adjustable strap. Its rechargeable LIR2032 battery offers up to one month of operation time. Available in black with blue, green or red LEDs, the Tokyoflash Kisai Night Vision is priced at $129. Watch the video after the jump. Read more
Tokyoflash has unveiled a unique wristwatch concept namely the Plasma Activated Watch Design. It is actually a traditional analog watch with a red hemisphere to indicate the hour and a blue one to indicate minutes. When you touch your finger to the center of the watch face, sparks would shoot between your fingertip and the two electrodes and through a bubble of Argon gas to display the time. There is a button to set the time and another to enable or disable the plasma system. The watch is also USB rechargeable. See more pictures after the jump. Read more
Urwerk today unveiled its new timepiece, the UR-1001 Zeit Device. The watch has been constructed out of a single block of metal. The main body is made from a special alloy called Titanium Aluminum Nitride coated on a stainless steel base, while the internal mechanisms contain 51 jewels including precious stones, and DLC treated main-plate and base plate, which speaks of the novelty value of the watch. Too bad, there is no info on pricing so far. [Bornrich]
Designed by Shiping Toohey from New Zealand, the foldable F.O. Clock concept is inspired by two Japanese art forms such as Furoshiki and Origami. The clock is made from 18 tessellated pieces and is constructively folded into a sleek modern artwork. It is a cool concept that will hopefully hit the light of production. More pictures after the jump. Read more
The Diesel SBA Black Out Watch has a uniquely angled case design and a combination of analog and digital movements. What makes this timepiece interesting is that it is water resistant to 5 ATM of pressure (50 meters deep in water). A dark leather strap complements the blacked out case and dial. The Diesel SBA Black Out Watch retails for $250 a pop. [Product Page]
Samuel Jerichow has designed a futuristic-looking watch concept namely the Sonar Watch. Inspired by scanning devices for scanning targets in sci-fi movies, the timepiece features three themes such as blue for sonar, green for radar, and red for a scanner interface. By pressing a button, the Sonar Watch Concept will play a radar/sonar/scanner animation to show the time. There are three dots that represent the hour, minutes and seconds. See more pictures after the jump. Read more
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