TokyoFlash Kisai Rogue Touch offers you touch screen technology on your watch, no more pressing a button, it will light up on demand. Don’t let the sophisticated appearance fool you, it’s actually pretty easy to read the time. For you who’ve been longing to find futuristic watch that is able to display time 2 time zones, you should take a look at this watch.
The LCD display of TokyoFlash Kisai Rogue Touch offers 4 different colors: red, blue, green and natural LCD. Aside from being able to display 2 time zones, this watch also features audio feedback, an animation display, alarm, date, and of course touch screen operation. The watch face has 4 hot zones (top, bottom, left, right), simply touch the watch to read time, alarm, date, or light up.
From : TokyoFlash [Buy It Here]
Here’s how it works:
To customize this watch, you can hold your finger in place for a few seconds. For example if you need to set the alarm, you can hold your finger over the alarm zone. To set the time, you can hold it over the time zone. Pretty simple and fun to operate.
Don’t worry about accidental input as this watch is programmed with a lock function that will active after 60 seconds (apart from using the light). A dot will appear on the screen to indicate your watch is in locked mode. You can swipe your finger across the screen from left to right to unlock. A video at the bottom of this article will demonstrate this for you.
One of great things about TokyoFlash Kisai Rogue Touch is the attractive and unfathomable display. It looks pretty complex with so many dials and lines, so confusing at first, but just like other TokyoFlash watches, there’s a simple method to read the time that becomes second nature very quickly.
Around the outside of the display are 12 large blocks that indicate the current hour in the same position as hours on a regular clock. Just inside that are smaller dots for the minutes 1-60. The two center most rings show time zone 2: hours and minutes. [Buy It Here
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