From the category archives:
Designed by Zach Weiss, the Orbo is a series of watches with unusual dials. The series consists of the Temp, the Date and the Stop. These wristwatches feature orbiting digital displays mounted ontop of the regular analogue dial. The secondary displays show temperature or date depending upon the model. The Stop is a Chronograph and features a cluster of secondary displays. See more pictures after the jump. Read more
Designed by Loyto Esineiden, the KOKO MUO concept watch only uses the upper half of the watch’s face and a couple of bars to indicate the current time. The timepiece is easy to read. The minutes are indicated at the upper bar, while the hour is indicated in the lower bar. The KOKO MUO is available in either all silver or black and silver. See more pictures after the jump. Read more
Oliver Demangel from France has creatively designed the Solaris solar-powered concept watch. The timepiece is easy to read. The time is shown by LEDs, with the hours on the perimeter of the design in blue, five minute groups in the same locations in purple. Four single minutes are shown on the cross bars in the centre. The Solaris solar-powered concept watch is ideal for those who want to buy the latest techno and stylized products. Read more
Designed by Matej Korytar, the 4D Watch has the capability to display the time based on gravity or relative to the head of the person whose wrist the watch is around. All of the watch’s settings are controlled by the two ball buttons on the side. Too bad, it is only a concept at this moment. See more pictures after the jump. Read more
The Kisai Console is the latest limited edition timepiece from Tokyoflash. Precision engineered from high quality stainless steel, the Tokyoflash Kisai Console features three carefully drilled zones, each fitted with a curved, smoked mineral crystal glass lens enabling the light to be clearly diffused within each segment to present the time. The time is easy to read at a glance. Hours 1-12 are the shown by digits in the upper window. Five minute intervals are shown in the lower window progressing in a clockwise direction from bottom left and single minutes 1-4 are shown in the central window. The Tokyoflash Kisai Console retails for $200.64 each. [Tokyoflash]
The Analarm Watch is a discreet alarm watch that gives a vibration on the wrist rather than sound. To set the alarm, you can simply move the hand to the desired time in the same way as a clock. Available in black/black or black/green, the Analarm Watch retails for £290 or around $450. Watch the video after the jump. Read more
The N1 Rocket dual-time watch from Vostok-Europe is hand assembled in Vilnius, Lithuania. Inspired by the N1 rocket, the timepiece has several rocket-shaped hands and a multi-angled bezel, which is reminiscent of the stages of the rocket. The external rotating bezel allows for timekeeping in two timezones and the screw-in crown supports 10 ATM water resistance. The Vostok-Europe N1 Rocket is powered by a 32 jewel, proprietary Russian movement and is water-resistant up to 330 feet (around 100 meters). What’s more, this limited edition watch is also charged by the movement of your wrist and never needs a battery. Amazon has started selling the Vostok-Europe N1 Rocket Dual Time watch for $439. [Amazon]
Nike and TomTom have collaborated to create the ultimate running watch, the Nike+ SportWatch GPS. The watch records your performance with a simplistic interface combined with accurate pace and distance data aided by TomTom’s GPS technology. The watch is compatible with both Mac and PC platforms. The Nike+ SportWatch GPS will be released in the U.S. and the U.K. on April 1st, 2011. [Nike]
Casio today introduced its new G-Shock and Oceanus series at Eco product 2010. These new eco-friendly watches only requires 6.2 Watts of power to provide up to 860,000 watch movements. The new G-Shock and Oceanus series are also powered by a built-in solar panel, which is located just behind the watch face. Watch the video after the jump to get more details. Read more
Tokyoflash has unveiled its new Kisai Satellite watch. Easy to read at a glance, Satellite’s display separates elements of time into distinct zones. Hours are displayed in the upper zone in the same position as hours on a clock, groups of five minutes are displayed in the lower left zone in the same position as minutes on a clock and four single minutes are shown in the lower right zone. After touching the button, lights showing the current time will flash for a short time to direct you. Watch the video after the jump to get more details. Read more
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