Collider Watch Concept With Cool Explosion to Tell Time

Watch as 2 beautiful particles collide on Collider Watch. It’s a beautiful concept watch designed by Samuel Jerichow to give you a visual illusion how 2 different types of particles move fast and collide at the center of the display and create beautiful explosion.

The explosion pattern is based on analog watch display, the red ones inform you about hours while the blue ones inform you about minutes. However, there’s a little twist, on analog watch, hour hand is shorter and closer to the center, however some explosions also cast red LED which is further away. It’s not just explosion effect, this red LED indicates PM. All blue LEDs located a bit further away from the center inform you about minutes in 5-minute increments, while those additional blue LEDs located closer to the center represent single minute that you need to add to the first minute value. You can view images and animations below to get clearer visualization.

Designer : Samuel Jerichow for [Tokyoflash]

Collider Watch by Samuel Jerichow

Collider Watch by Samuel Jerichow

At first sight, it looks just like random explosions, we really love the animation by the way. There are 2 buttons which should be pressed in order to cast out those time particles, the designer says that it reminds him about 2 essential keys concept that have to be pressed in the event of emergency. We’re not sure if this is something that Tokyoflash would manufacture, but we keep our fingers crossed.

Collider Watch by Samuel Jerichow

Collider Watch by Samuel Jerichow

Collider Watch by Samuel Jerichow

Collider Watch by Samuel Jerichow



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