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Japanese watches manufacturer Seahope has launched the new Scope 2 watch from the EleeNo Cyber collection. The timepiece features a futuristic digital display with a visor that will lock on the time when pushing the button. Measuring 47mm x 41.5mm x 15mm, the Seahope Scope 2 watch is currently available in Japan via GeekStuff4U for 22,150 Yen or around $264. [Product Page]
Alife and Casio have joined together to release the new G-Shock G-5500. The watch features a simplistic two-tone approach with black and white. The black body features Alife’s iconic type in white with a black LCD screen. The Alife Casio G-Shock G-5500 will be launched later this month. [Casio]
The Kisai Transit watch is the latest uneasy-to-read timepiece from Tokyoflash. Measuring 34mm x 46mm x 12mm and weighing 40 grams, the Transit’s face looks like a circuit board. A single touch of the upper button initiates Transit’s neon display. Hours 1-12 are the shown in blue, in the same position as numbers on a clock, while five minute intervals are shown along the diagonal orange line from the bottom to the top. And finally, single minutes 1-4 are shown by the green line. After touching the button, lights showing the current time will flash for several seconds to direct you. Watch the video after the jump. Read more
The Furni’s Alba “Me” alarm clock will make a fine Christmas gift. The alarm clock features a solid wood casing with a built in audio amplifier and speaker and a large LED display. Made in Montreal, you can purchase the Furni Alba “Me” Alarm Clock for $148. [Furni]
The MicroSD Card Reader Watch from ThinkGeek features a stainless steel bezel, back cover, and buckle. The gadget supports a microSD card without a card adapter or a power adapter, just the watch and a USB cord. The device works with the Microsoft Windows 98/2000/XP/Vista/7 and Mac OS 9.1 or above. The MicroSD Card Reader Watch retails for $15.99. [ThinkGeek]
The new Phosphor World Time Curved e-ink watch is able to display two time zones at the same time. The dual time zone display can be configured to simply display the time of day or both the date and time in either over-sized or conventional-sized segments. This unique watch comes in a sleek, ultra-thin, curved case that measures at only 9.3mm thick. The Phosphor World Time Curved e-ink watch is available in a range of different colors and materials, including a stainless steel band, or a choice of different rubber bands. Please note that the band is integrated with the World Time watch case and is non-replaceable. The Phosphor World Time Curved e-ink watch is available with prices starting at $150 from Phosphor. [Phosphor]
Chinavasion has started selling the new Spy Camera Alarm Clock that is able to record 1281 x 960 pixels videos at 30fps in AVI file format. The gadget also records audio at 192kb/s quality. In addition, this spy gadget also captures 1600 x 1200 pixel resolution photos. Each purchase comes equipped with a free 4GB TF microSD card. Additional features include an alarm clock and a motion detector. The Chinavasion Spy Camera Alarm Clock retails for $47.06. [Product Page]
The Zub Zayu is the latest timepiece from Nooka, which is part of the Zub collection. The word “Zayu” was inspired by the Japanese word, “Sayu”, meaning left and right. The Nooka Zub Zayu is an asymmetrical timepiece with many innovative features, including the display with the hour “time capsule” graphic, an ergonomic asymmetrical design and a curved case back for an even more comfortable fit. What’s more, the Zub Zayu is also the first Nooka watch with “sleepmode” to conserve battery when not in use. If you are interested, you can buy the Nooka Zub Zayu for $175. [Nooka]
The Kisai Wasted is a new unique wristwatch from Tokyoflash. Available in black or white, the Wasted boasts a streamlined plastic case and strap finished in gloss with matte detail. The timepiece was specially designed to fit most wrist sizes perfectly, boasting a smooth translucent lens which enables you to see the mysterious layout of time right under it. The time is easy to read at a glance. A touch of the button will initiate the twisted display and the current time will flash for a short time to direct you. Hours are shown on the outside in the same position as numbers on a clock, groups of five minutes on the inside and single minutes in the center from bottom to top. Its battery can be recharged using a USB port. It takes approx. 3.5 hours for a full charge, which should last you for around one month of operation time. If you are interested, you can purchase the Tokyoflash Kisai Wasted for $85.09. Read more
Here is the latest eco-friendly alarm clock that is perfect for those who like green gadgets. The clock doesn’t need electricity or batteries. The water-powered digital alarm clock uses hydro power to fuel its inner workings, including a large LCD screen that displays time, day, date, and an indoor temperature display (F° or C°). You just need to add water to power up your alarm clock and keep it topped up as the water evaporates for a constant supply of energy. A clear dome above a silver base allows you view water to see when a refill is necessary. If you are interested, you can purchase the Water-powered Alarm Clock for just $29.98 a pop. [Product Page via 7Gadgets]
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