Design submitted by Patrick from France.
Patrick says: Seeking a reading with concentric circles, I arrived on a pattern approaching darts or share a cake. With technology “e-paper”, that allows the use of an extremely flat case and contrasted drawings for reading.
The “Slices-Watch” is an analog watch. From the center of the first circle indicate the hours (1, 2, 3 …), then the following is minutes “5, 10, 15, 20, 25 …” and the 4 circles remaining, indicate the minute alone; added, they go from 1 to 4 minutes additional. There are two buttons of activation, to program the various functions and the other to validate the programming. Always on – Displays the time and date – Alarm mode – E Ink display – Positive or Negative display mode.
The “Slices-Watch” is for women and men looking for watch thin and light with technology “e-paper”.
The “Slices-Watch” ultra flat housing, cryptic at first, is very easy to read after a quick explanation.
Tokyoflash Japan 
Love the design work, Patrick. I’m guessing this sort of thing has been done before, but you have my vote! 5y
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Hi dzign555, thank you for your vote, but I do not think this project has already been done? If so, I am sorry and apologize.
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Magnifique, c’est une montre comme celle ci que je voudrais discrète et avec un design vraiment sympa. En plus c’est un francais !!
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Merci Minijus pour ton commentaire et ton vote, je suis content que les Français regardent ce site et qu’ils me soutiennent.
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Hey Patrick,
It took me a couple of looks before I understood the time tellling, but one you see it, its really straight forward and intuative. Maybe making the different rings different colours or shades somehow would make it clearer still and maybe add more depth to the display. Nice work sir! 5/Y
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Hi Pete, thank you for your comment and your vote.
I thought put color in the manner of a target set of darts is an option, why not.
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It looks nice Patrick. Reminds me a bit of a lighthouse sending out a beam of light. 😀 5Y
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Hi Lloyd, it is true, a lighthouse light, it’s nice!
Thank you for your comment and your vote.
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Hi Patrick! It’s a very minimalistic design here. I think I would like a bit more complex watch with more going on on the display. For a minimalistic watch the grid lines are too much I think. So many empty segments… You have stronger ideas monsieur 🙂
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Hi Sam, thank you for your comment and your vote.
With a programmed animation, maybe this would be less empty?
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Good idea! There could be an animation that keeps the display busy but still readable.
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Simple but very effective. I like the minimalist approach to the watch face and the overall design looks good. For some reason, some of the images remind me of radar sweeps – maybe that could be used in some animation.
I think this is great as it is and doesn’t really need any changes.
Good luck and 5*/Y.
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Hi Nev, thank you for your comment and your vote.
Initially, the design of this project came from a set of darts, but it may look like a lighthouse or a radar, it’s true.
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Cuanta imaginación! !!! Bravo! !
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Alma muchas gracias.
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I was going to forget, thank you at Tokyoflash for this new publication.
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For sure, I would like to buy it. I love it as well as the other watches you design.
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Lola, thank you very much appreciate my work.
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We think alike, Patrick! Unfortunately, TF thinks of it first:
Here’s mine:
https://blog.tokyoflash.com/2012/07/devhour-lcd-watch-consumes-time/
You addressed a problem people had with my concept, showing the divisions between cells. I was aiming for a geekier math centric target consumer that recognizes angles without them. Personally I don’t like a single cell representing multiple cells (5, 10, 15 min), but I respect your unique approach.
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Hi Xian, this resemblance is unintentional and far be it from me to copy a project already thought. Thank you for putting the links to see similar projects, because the interest here is to think of unique projects.
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What a marvellous object!!
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Thank you very much Tixidor.
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Slim is good. The thinner the better. This is a great looking watch.
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Peter Hall thank you for the nice comment and vote.
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I like the look of the display (dart board/sonar screen, even if the 2nd would have the lines aligned directly at the –o’clock) & the bezel (gear) & the hidden buttons. I like the reading order: simple & effective.
But, like your “NEAT LED” project, I feel like the min 1-4 should start at 12 o’clock to not have a big jump while passing from 04 to 05. Except that being “always on” & the grid might balance thing out.
I like that it can be change from black-on-white to white-on-black. It can be useful depending on the surrounding lighting & what we wear. I would buy.
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Hi Matt, thank you for your comment and your vote.
For the X1 minutes, I answer you the same thing as for the “Neat-Watch”, I prefer to group them with the X5 minutes, to directly read the hour without looking at the 12 hours or elsewhere, it is a deliberate choice.
On the other hand, if TF publishes my new project, you will see that the minutes alone are arranged the four cardinal points, because design so ready.
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