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Sparc MGS Watch Uses Your Wrist Movements to Activate Its Micro-Generator

TheFuture — Tue, 21 May 2013 11:28:52 +0000

SPARC MGS watch from Ventura is an automatic digital watch that takes advantage from the movements of your wrist. These movements activate a rotary mass which transmits the momentum to a micro-generator inside the watch thus producing electric energy to feed an optoelectronic time-module. The company claims that its MGS (Micro-Generator-System) has been developed to provide you with maximum performance, the transparent part at the top of watch face allows you to get a glimpse of mechanism, giving sophisticate characteristic to its overall appearance. There multiple functions in this watch, yet, you only need a single scroller to operate them, nice.

Designer : Ventura

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Cassini Analog Watch Concept by Samuel Jerichow

TheFuture — Tue, 07 May 2013 15:33:29 +0000

Analog watch is not the style of Tokyoflash, but if they decided to make one, I would like to see Cassini Analogue Watch concept. Designed by Samuel Jerichow, this concept watch splits time display into 2 sections using several ring segments. It works just like traditional analog watch but nothing says traditional about this cool design.

There are 2 groups of 4 ring segments where one group to inform you about the hours and the other group for minutes. Each group consists of 4 half ring segments, with a little cursor to point you to the current hour and minute in analog precision. Don’t you just love those thin lines that flow continuously through the straps? Giving this watch an elegant appearance.

Designer : Samuel Jerichow for [Tokyolfash]

Cassini Analog Watch Concept by Samuel Jerichow is originally posted on Tuvie

Tokyoflash Kisai Rogue SR2 Wood and Kisai Stencil Watch Features Wooden Case and Strap

TheFuture — Wed, 01 May 2013 15:05:14 +0000

Innovation wooden watch from Tokyoflash, this time, both Kisai Rogue Touch and Kisai Stencil are redesigned. Kisai Rogue SR2 Wood features the same LCD watch, but this time with wooden case and strap, a combination of maple and sandal wood. The same goes to Kisai Stencil Wood, now you can own the famous watch in limited edition model. The case is made from natural wood while the wrist band is made from genuine leather. Both of these watches are visually appealing, different from the others.

Since each case and strap have been carefully made from 100% natural maple and sandal wood, then each watch features unique wood-grained finish. A clear coating has been applied to the wood for great protection. They are light weight and comfortable to wear, although the band is made from wood, it still uses stainless steel button and clasp.

Both designs are available at the special release price of $99 (€77, £65) until Friday May 3rd at 16:00 (Japan time).

From : Tokyoflash [Buy It Here]

Tokyoflash Kisai Rogue SR2 Wood and Kisai Stencil Watch Features Wooden Case and Strap is originally posted on Tuvie

Hublot Masterpiece MP-05 “LaFerrari” Tourbillon Wristwatch

TheFuture — Tue, 30 Apr 2013 15:03:42 +0000

Hublot Masterpiece MP-05 “LaFerrari” Watch is 100% designed, developed and manufactured by Hublot. An exceptional watch that you can expect from Hublot as tribute to “LaFerrari”, if you are a Ferrari aficionado, then you would know that this car has achieved a historic record with its 50-day power reserve. This special edition watch also marks the watch with the most watchmaking components created by Hublot.

In technical and design terms, this watch has been developed entirely in parallel with the real car. It shares a number of common points and is able to feature no less than 637 components for its movement, which is also equipped with a Tourbillon and power reserve for approx. 50-days with its 11 barrels. These barrels are arranged beautifully in line just like a spinal column and interconnected to support each other.

From : Hublot

The unique shape of Hublot Masterpiece MP-05 “LaFerrari” Watch looks like shaped sapphire crystal, it’s certainly represent the car’s outline also the open case-back made from black PVD titanium is a nice touch. You can set the time using the time-setting crown positioned under the case, perfectly integrated into the design which practically making it invisible.

Hours and minutes are displayed at the right side of the barrels, while the left indicating the power reserve. The red bars on both side remind you of Ferrari’s red signature. Truly exceptional watch which available only in 50 numbered pieces.

Hublot Masterpiece MP-05 “LaFerrari” Tourbillon Wristwatch is originally posted on Tuvie

Framed LCD Watch Reminds You of The Retro Atari

TheFuture — Fri, 05 Apr 2013 15:31:18 +0000

Just one look, Framed LCD Watch will remind you of your retro Atari console and pixel games. Yes, the digits are the main attraction here. It displays time and date in unique way using rectangular boxes to frame the numbers. Reading the time is deceptively easy, simply ignore the frame, those squares surrounding the number and your eyes magically can see the digits. The concept is to ignore the “outside box” so that you can see what’s “inside”, but if this is too hard, the “quick reveal” mode will automatically display the digits with their frames. This geeky modern watch would probably attract people who love puzzles, art, creativity and games.

Designer : Lloyd King for [Tokyoflash]

Framed LCD Watch Reminds You of The Retro Atari is originally posted on Tuvie

Limbo Flexible Smartphone Concept by Jeabyun Yeon

TheFuture — Thu, 04 Apr 2013 15:22:18 +0000

Limbo is our next generation flexible smartphone concept that you can wear on your wrist. Flexible display is already available, thus, making this concept seems to be highly possible of being produced somewhere in not so distant future. You can bend Limbo as you like using various materials and technology together with flexible display, it offers great usability and lifestyle as the extension of existing smartphone.

Incorporated in this phone, you’ll find a master button that works as power and home command, a volume button, and 2 extra buttons for different commands. All of these buttons are located so that user can comfortably access them even when use it as a watch.

Designer : Jeabyun Yeon

Limbo Flexible Smartphone Concept by Jeabyun Yeon is originally posted on Tuvie

Futuristic Tokyoflash Kisai X LED Watch with Subtle Pyramid Crystal Lens

TheFuture — Wed, 06 Mar 2013 11:48:23 +0000

Similar to Kisai space digit, Tokyoflash Kisai X LED Watch features sharp LED light lines to display the time. Inspired by cryptography, it looks like secret codes when in fact, they display regular numbers which are easy to read. As usual, this watch can display time, date, alarm, and of course cool animation mode.

You can read the time top and bottom for the hours while left and right for the minutes. We really love that these 4 digits are stylized in visually dramatic way, try to decode the time, we’re pretty sure you’ll nail it.

This futuristic watch boasts subtle pyramid lens, it was cut from mineral crystal to form four facets where each of which presents a digit of time through colored digital tube LEDs. Available in silver and black with blue, green, or red display, this watch features modern and stylish look for youngsters.

Designers : Firdaus Rohman and Heather Sable for [Tokyoflash]

Tokyoflash Kisai X LED Watch uses rechargeable battery where one time charge lasts for about a month. You can read the date or access alarm modes by pressing the lower button. Just like the time, date mode can be read the same way where top and bottom represent the month while left and right represent the date.

Tuvie has received “Tokyoflash Kisai X LED Watch” from our ‘Submit A Design‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their design/concept for publication.

Futuristic Tokyoflash Kisai X LED Watch with Subtle Pyramid Crystal Lens is originally posted on Tuvie

Futuristic Volt LED Watch Concept by Samuel Jerichow

TheFuture — Tue, 05 Mar 2013 15:18:09 +0000

Volt LED watch concept certainly reminds us about robot’s sharp eye that beams laser to melt its enemies. So yes, this watch looks really cool, you can associate it with many different categories, from robots, military, sports, futurism, etc. The display is constructed from array of LEDs, thus, providing cool animation with special themes for each preference. It doesn’t require sophisticated technique to read the time, it’s displayed in plain alien style numbers. The designer took the popular 3×5 pixel numbers and made simple modification to make them more stylish yet recognizable. Would you make it real Tokyoflash?

Designer : Samuel Jerichow

Futuristic Volt LED Watch Concept by Samuel Jerichow is originally posted on Tuvie

Tokyoflash Kisai Oto LCD Watch by Samuel Jerichow

TheFuture — Wed, 13 Feb 2013 11:37:40 +0000

Tokyoflash has released futuristic and innovative watch, its first sound sensitive time piece, Tokyoflash Kisai OTO LCD Watch. Its reaction to sound or music is displayed using graphic equalizer display, it creates really cool visual effect on your wrist. Available in blue, red, amber and green LCD, each watch case and strap is made of high quality black anodized aluminum, thus, making it one of the lightest watch designs from Tokyoflash.

Reading time can be done as usual, the hours are displayed horizontally in upper left 2 columns while minutes are shown beneath. The seconds are displayed vertically in the column on the right. You can choose to turn on the equalizer mode or time only, when in equalizer mode, you would see cool LED light guide illuminates the beat when the ambient volume is loud enough. Touch the lower button, Tokyoflash Kisai OTO LCD Watch will display the current date where month is shown horizontally in the upper left 2 columns, the day below, and the year vertically on the right.

Designer : Samuel Jerichow for [Tokyoflash]

This watch is a USB rechargeable watch, one charge lasts for about a month, depending on the light used during equalizer mode. You can control the sensitivity level using the sensor which is located on the left side of the watch.

Tuvie has received “Tokyoflash Kisai Oto LCD Watch” from our ‘Submit A Design‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their design/concept for publication.

Tokyoflash Kisai Oto LCD Watch by Samuel Jerichow is originally posted on Tuvie

Vertigo LCD Watch Design by Scheffer Laszlo

TheFuture — Mon, 04 Feb 2013 09:11:09 +0000

Vertigo LCD watch design utilizes round rings to create 3D impression, it moves from the outer to the center and vice versa. Each element of the rings indicates different element of time: 12 big elements represent hours (1-12), eleven elements represent 5 minute groups (5-55), and four last elements represent minutes (1-4). You can watch the animation below to understand how this watch works, we really love the 3D effect, so it’s a good thing if this watch was developed with “always on effect” mode.

Designer : Scheffer Laszlo for [Tokyoflash]

Vertigo LCD Watch Design by Scheffer Laszlo is originally posted on Tuvie