Design submitted by Christophe from France.

This is far out man! We’ve definitely not seen anything quite like this on the Tokyoflash Design Studio Blog yet but we like the fun, playful vibe. It’s colors are psychadelic and kaleidoscopic – do you dig this design?

Christophe says: “Use the flowers to read the time. It’s a flower watch and we can read the hours with two flowers but a litle draw is better than a long text. Finally a watch more feminine.”

Design submitted by Christophe from France.

This is far out man! We’ve definitely not seen anything quite like this on the Tokyoflash Design Studio Blog yet but we like the fun, playful vibe. It’s colors are psychadelic and kaleidoscopic – do you dig this design?

Christophe says: “Use the flowers to read the time. It’s a flower watch and we can read the hours with two flowers but a litle draw is better than a long text. Finally a watch more feminine.”

We quite like the concept that as time progresses the flowers bloom – the largest flower shows hours, each petal indicating one hour, the center of the flower indicating 6 hours. Groups of 10 minutes and single minutes are shown on the lower flowers.

It’s more like a bangle as there’s no clasp – and this is an interesting point – maybe this design is ideal for girls who like to wear jewelry and fashion accessories rather than watches. What do you think?

We quite like the concept that as time progresses the flowers bloom – the largest flower shows hours, each petal indicating one hour, the center of the flower indicating 6 hours. Groups of 10 minutes and single minutes are shown on the lower flowers.

It’s more like a bangle as there’s no clasp – and this is an interesting point – maybe this design is ideal for girls who like to wear jewelry and fashion accessories rather than watches. What do you think?