Today’s post showcases ten brilliant wristwatch designs. Enjoy!
10 - EleeNo Japanese RADAR Watch [link]
Radar is an innovative design inspired by…you guessed it… a radar screen. The outer arc represents the minutes and the inner arc indicates the hour.
09 - Seiko Paper Watch [link]
The unique electronic paper display module in this Seiko watch is the result of a joint development effort, bringing together E Ink’s ‘electronic ink’ technology and Seiko Epson’s advanced display manufacturing and electronic circuitry techniques. When combined, these technologies offer a wide range of display design possibilities - including flexibility!
08 - Retro Icon Watch [link]
07 - Seiko Discus Watch [link]
This gorgeous new watch from Seiko Japan uses a series of spinning aluminum discs to display the current time.
06 - More or Less Watch [link]
This watch offers you two ways of looking at the passing of time - around the circumference of the dial the words “one more, one less” slowly revolve. This presents a balanced way of viewing the passing of time in our lives.
05 - Abacus Magnetic Watches [link]
The Abacus series of watches has no hands at all. Instead, there’s just a single steel sphere that rolls around inside the watch as you move your wrist around. But as soon as you level out to a horizontal position, a magnet behind the dial stops the ball at the current time.
04 - Swatch Infinity Watch [link]
Mp3/Video/Photo Player Watch by Pierre Merlet
03 - F1 Carbon Watch [link]
Designed by John Pszeniczny the F1/Carbon GMT is inspired by F1 racing and is constructed of carbon fiber, Swarovski crystal, rubber and metal.
02 - Diesel Multi Display Watch [link]
Five miniature movements are aligned vertically and curved to lie comfortably on the wrist. The stainless steel case has etched airport codes corresponding to NY, LA, London, Paris and Tokyo on its side and is attached to a black genuine leather strap.
01 - Transformers Watch [link]
The robot detaches and if almost by magic transforms into a free standing robot.
Zy
I remember having several of the transformer watches with my friends in the early nineties. We would all get together and have transformer watch battles.
Good times
Aug 14th, 2008
Dex
WoW… amazing designs.
Aug 14th, 2008
hsm
how can i buy “03 - F1 Carbon Watch” model? can U post it for me?
Aug 17th, 2008
sharif
The transformer watch is for my child hood, 15 years ago!!!
Aug 17th, 2008
pooya
i love them but i don’t have any money for buying it
Aug 19th, 2008
Krazd
wow how much is that f1 carbon watch???
Aug 20th, 2008
the0ne
love to have all of those watches
Aug 24th, 2008
René
Those watches are actually pretty cool designs. I don’t think I dig the radar one based on its looks. The magnet one is an interesting idea, but no minute hand pushes the balance over too much into style over function. Nice collection, though.
René
Aug 24th, 2008
Hutcheroo
Used to love my transformers watch - it woz the nutz!
Aug 26th, 2008
McCow
Watch out……
Aug 28th, 2008
Phil E. Drifter
Totally photoshopped, shadows are all wrong.
Aug 28th, 2008
thinkabus
Yes they are Photoshopped, all product shots are. I don’t think this poster is trying to pass these off as his own, he is just showing us some cool watch’.
Sep 3rd, 2008
Dijkie
Watches are pretty much useless nowadays. Almost every electronic device displays the time, so why should I bother wearing a watch?
Sep 5th, 2008
Jakob
Wow, that was an utter disappointment for the #1 spot. It was almost as if you made the entire article on that one watch. My favorite was #7
Sep 8th, 2008
Nikumbh
superb collections.. my fav is Carbon Watch :)
but afraid of cost…
Sep 11th, 2008
Jomark Osabel
Yes, I remember when I had the transformer watch when I was just a kid.
The other watch designs are too futuristic for current use perhaps 20 years from now they will become fashionable.
Sep 15th, 2008
Mr Rolex
These will never sell…
Sep 16th, 2008
Robert
That Seiko “Dicsus” watch is a pretty direct copy of the “mechanical-digital” or “direct-read” watches made in Switzerland in the late-’60s, just before LEDs were inexpensively available. Two of the more common brands were Lucerne and Sicura. Incidentally, those watches were themselves derivative of the Elgin jump-hour watches of the late-’50s, and they of watches made by companies like Juvenia as far back as the 1930s. The configuration of chapters (hour, minute and second markers) on rotating disks has been around almost as long as the wristwatch has.
Sep 19th, 2008
kişisel gelişim
Uff. Very interesting and amazing. What is the prices?
Sep 24th, 2008
tasarimci
The transformer watch is for my child hood, 15 years ago!!!
Sep 30th, 2008
kirtasiye
Watches are pretty much useless nowadays. Almost every electronic device displays the time, so why should I bother wearing a watch?
Oct 1st, 2008
fatma
I love them a lot. They r all different and swetty. Especially Seiko Paper Wathc and More and Less Watch..I hope I ll ve one of them.
Oct 7th, 2008
ingilizce
love to have all of those watches
Oct 14th, 2008
baba
how can i buy “03 - F1 Carbon Watch” model? can U post it for me?
Oct 17th, 2008
logo
love to have all of those watches
Oct 18th, 2008
pelin
10. one is the best.
Oct 26th, 2008
gazeteci
very nice Incredible thanks
Nov 6th, 2008