Design submitted by Logan from the USA.
Designed for ladies wear, this watch design is based on a strong symbol made feminine. Like the Tokyoflash Waku, there is a choice of metal frames (silver or black) and straps (pink, white, or light blue). The strap is made from (faux) alligator, like one of the Tokyoflash Waku straps. Continue reading
Design submitted by Calvin from UK.
The watch design is simple, a black screen watch face with one red LED dot in the middle. You press the button once and the LED dot will appear then disappear four times to let you know what the time is. The time is told by how many seconds the dot appears before disappearing again. Continue reading
Design submitted by Evans from the USA.
Evans previously submitted the “Today and Into The Future LED Watch Design” and says “by listening to critics of my previous design, I have taken the bad points and good points and developed this unique, but yet very masculine design.” Continue reading
Submitted by Heather from the USA.
I was thinking it would be neat to come up with a concept that includes a play on words. The display will say “WATCH THIS” – which is meant to grab your attention – especially on a WATCH! Then a press of the button will display the time in an interesting way, which certainly is something to watch. Continue reading
Design submitted by Patrick from France.
The innovation in this concept LED watch is the “Free Push” which enables the LEDs to illuminate with the push of a finger or other body part without using the other hand, with a”beep” sound when pressed on the half-sphere center (see figure below). “If you have one hand occupied, you can turn the clock on against the cheek or on the hip!” Continue reading
Design submitted by Anders from Sweden.
A concept watch design inspired by the shape of the wrist and the movement of flowing water. The connection to water is also carried over to the animated graphics showing the time, echoing rings spreading across liquid. The buttons are hidden to maintain a clean, watertight exterior. Continue reading
Design submitted by Logan from the USA.
Pink acrylic cut like gemstones rises from a slender silver frame. Behind each gemstone is a violet LED. The large gemstones in the center light up to show a digit 1-9 (all off for 0), the singles minutes. The position of the lit gemstone at the top and bottom shows the tens of minutes 1-5 (all off for 0). The position of the lit gemstone on the left and right shows the hours 1-12. The way the small gemstones align with the big ones in the center makes it easy to read their position. Continue reading
Design submitted by Bharat from India.
The basic idea behind this design is to build a watch within a strap. The three different displays adds up to the uniqueness of this watch design. Time is divided into three sections, one for hours, one with units of 10 minutes each, and the last one with single minutes (1-9 minutes). Continue reading
Design submitted by Arnaud from France.
Arnaud came up with this design from his own desire to possess a watch which remains classical in terms of functions, but has a unique blend of geometric form. The design perfectly blends high performance and contemporary aesthetics. It is a chronograph watch with tachymeter. Apart from the case design, the functions remain traditional. Continue reading
Design submitted by Mark from the Netherlands.
A watch concept that shows time in cross-eyed illusion. To read the time, you must be capable of watching autostereograms, and if you can, then you have a big advantage over your friends who can’t. Continue reading
Tokyoflash Japan 