Two of the things I hate about watches is having to replace batteries (which are expensive) and needing to ensure the date and time are correct every month or so.
Finally there’s now a watch that solves both problems, namely the Worldwide Atomic Solar Watch.
A watch tells a lot about the person that wears it. Depending upon the statement that you want to make, you can choose from an ultra expensive stylish timepiece to this rather geeky watch that shows the world that you are a hockey fan.
Remember when watches were so simple, time was just displayed by numbers on an LED display? It couldn’t get any easier then that.
Fire is the latest vertical watch design by Tokyoflash. Telling time on this gadget may take you upwards of a couple minutes as you figure out what each of the lights represents, unless of course you’re a math genius.
Each hole, with two LEDs beneath the surface represents one unit of time. Yellow LEDs indicate hours 1-12, red LEDs indicate groups of 10 minutes and green LEDs indicate single minutes 1-9. The exact time telling method is explained fully in the diagram below.
[TokyoFlash via GeekAlerts]
The L.E.D watch table looks quite exquisite. In fact, it looks so nice, it would be better suited for a display piece in a room rather then a functional table. After paying nearly $32,500 USD for this table, the last thing you’d want are a couple of nicks, dents or scratches.
Watches, like other pieces of technology have undergone a revolution in design and features in the last few years. With all the features that digital provides, there is still a mystery that an analog watch holds. The Nixon R1G1 analog watch goes back in time to give the analog watch a face lift.
If you just finished reading about the Betsey Johnson Bow Watch and thought wow, that is one odd watch, here is a watch that may interest you.
This looks like one tacky watch. The contraption on your wrist looks like a black bow. However, in actuality, it’s really a watch, a Betsey Johnson Bow watch. The watch is targeted to females. When you flip the top of the bow, the watch is revealed as is a small mirror.
Have you ever bought something on a whim, only to realize the next day or a week later that the color just doesn’t appeal to you any more. If it happens within a reasonable time, you can certainly exchange it at the store you purchased it at for another color, but what happens when you dislike a color after a month or so?
