Design submitted by Logan from the USA.
Another very well thought out concept design from Logan. He says: “This is a response to commenters on my previous designs who asked to see more of my work with patterns. The Cairo watch has a sandblasted aluminum face with holes cut out in a pattern called the Cairo tessellation (a pentagonal tiling that supposedly was made with paving stones on the streets of Cairo). Continue reading
Design submitted by Laszlo from Hungary.
The inspiration for Laszlo’s latest concept comes from the famous Fabergé egg, jewelled eggs that are regarded as masterpieces of jeweller’s art. He considers this as a more feminine version of his recent LED Bars Concept Watch Design. Continue reading
Design submitted by Sam from Germany.
Sam says: “My idea comes from the code displays from the inspiring movie The Matrix. I really like these “raining” numbers and tried to make something similar for a wrist watch. I am not sure about the feasability. I can imagine an LED layer on top of a light-sheet. That light-sheet would have a highly reflective surface to provide a good readability during day time.
Design submitted by Laszlo from Hungary.
Another beautifully presented LED watch design that uses square rings on the interface to display the time. This concept is simple to understand but also visually very appealing. The design has AM, PM and an alarm function. Continue reading
Design submitted by Laszlo from Hungary.
Laszlo’s concepts just get better and better. This is another beautifully presented idea, the design shows hours 1-12 on the left, five minute groups on the lower right and four single LEDs on the upper right block. Straight forward to read and rendered in a bracelet style. This could be made of stainless steel, aluminium or another material – perhaps something that is light weight. Continue reading
Design submitted by Patrick from France.
Patrick’s says his latest concept is ideal for both women and men and is the first LED watch he’s seen that opens. “Shinjugai” in Japanese literally translates as “shell that makes a pearl” which echoes the fact that the top of the watch opens up like a shell to release the time… that is the pearl. He likes the idea of putting a system on a removable LED Watch. Continue reading
Design submitted by Logan from the USA.
At Tokyoflash, we really appreciate the effort that Logan has been putting into fantastic interface ideas. This concept is simple and is based on his love for “always-on LCD displays” and his belief that they offer a good value for the consumer – they can cost less but still be visually interesting. Continue reading
Design submitted by Anders from Sweden.
Anders says: “This idea is based on the concept of distribution. Each element of the watch is separate and communicates with the others wirelessly. The components are a ‘CPU’ placed at the wrist, a display on the back of the hand and a pair of buttons on the index finger.
Design submitted by Andreas from Germany.
Andreas says: “Watching the starcraft 2 trailer I saw Arcturus looking at his pocket watch. I liked the idea of a pocket watch, because nowadays watches are again more a lifestyle object than a necessity. I don’t like the old antique design style, so i decided to build my own. The result is a steam/cyber/retro punk pocket watch.” Continue reading
Kisai RPM is the first concept to become reality from the Tokyoflash Design Studio Blog. The conceptual idea for RPM was submitted in February 2010 by a reader of the blog, James Fursedon.
It was rendered by Tokyoflash and was voted as one of the most popular designs by fans on the blog. Kisai RPM is now available to buy here.
If you have a unique idea for an original watch design, submit it here and there’s a chance that your idea will become reality too. Continue reading
Tokyoflash Japan 