Watch concept

    The display is reminiscent of the Kisai RPM. You get the LED backlight in either red, blue or orange, the gap in the inner ring tells the current hour, and the skinny rule around the outside tells exact minutes. Relative to some of their other watches, the Kisai SR2 is pretty easy to read, which is cool, reading the time on a Tokyoflash Watch should be intuitive and shouldn’t require consulting a manual, while a lot of watches that watch sells look pretty cool, not all of them are easily readable.

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The watch is loosely based on the same concept that breathalyzers also use.
To have the Tokyoflash watch analyze the alcohol content of your blood, just blow into the port and wait. The following chart shows the results that you can expect after the watch has analyzed your breath for alcohol content.  I recommend that you run by your level of drunkenness via this Tokyoflash watch that has an Alcohol Test Function built within it.

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These natural watches are currently available in two classic designs: Date and Chrono, and in four different types of sustainable wood (Maple, Ebony, Guaiaco and Red Wing Celtis). The beautifully carved wood not only looks super stylish, it is feather-light and silky-smooth. This organic matter is recyclable, biodegradable and takes less CO2 to produce, than materials traditionally used in watch production, such as stainless-steel, platinum and gold. Each watch is hypo-allergenic, free from toxic chemicals and has a traditional Miyota movement.

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Instead of hands, this watch has a single hour marker that goes around the dotted dial. Each hour has a different shaded circle. That’s pretty simple and dead easy to read. I’ve used a watch with no numbers for a while and you can quickly become adept at telling the exact time. There’s something to be said about simple and good-looking watches: they make telling time a lot easier than those strange LED watches from Japan. Thankfully, the Cyclops from Mr Jones Watches is very easy to read, and it looks quite nice as well. It comes in a black with grayscale dots or in silver with rainbow dots

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Its minimal LED digital display and seamless ring shape are, on one hand, breaking the stream of time, and on the other, reminding us of its continuity. Ultramodern wall clock by Raunak Narang.  Clock-o’s simple yet striking design reads like a continuous analog clock but actually processes time digitally.

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A very limited edition variation of the original Kisai RPM LED watch design is now available. Made of pure white Acetate, the case is elevated at different levels echoing the appearance of a turntable and the design is finished with a seamless butterfly clasp. In November of 2010, Tokyoflash debuted a new watch called the Kisai RPM. The original watch had a black case and bracelet with blue LEDs that market the time in the typical confusing Tokyoflash way.

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The Eole watch concept is designed by Julien Moïse and it’s pretty cool. The red section that looks like some sort of jet turbine is the wind power generator. Apparently when you want to tell what time it is you blow on that turbine and it will then power the watches digital face to show the time. The thing I wonder about though is how exactly the watch remembers the time.

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With an inconspicuous USB port, Evanescent allows the opportunity to manipulate the countdown while providing a clear, uncluttered aesthetic. As a deadline draws nearer, the backlit clock increases in intensity. Evanescent is an interactive clock designed to compliment society’s understanding of the existence of time, and remind them of its constant presence. By providing both a visual and audio cue, it provides sensory output to its users to aid in their tasks and productivity.

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   Designed by Jay Jiwoong Baek, the Eclipsion clock has no numbers. The hour hand has a large solid circle on it, and the minute hand has a smaller hollow circle on it. The hour hand will eclipse that minute hand each time they pass, hence the name. The clock also has a red dot near the 12 o’clock hour. It’s an interesting design that is visually appealing for sure.

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The VUE watch has a glass lens, which is quite thick and gives it a substantial profile. It’s available in white, black and stainless steel.

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