Design submitted by Matt from Canada.
Matt says: As I was waking up, I saw a paper clip on a shelf at the side of my bed. I designed a watch that would cut 3 blocks arranged like paper clips in 12 and 4 segments and fill their center with indicators for the following options: pm, date, show alarm/alarm setup & alarm on. I also designed 2 variants with new arrangements for the minute and options indicators. Continue reading
Design submitted by Rune from Norway.
Rune says: The idea struck me while I was designing a frame for a painting. The challenge was to make the design simple, but still interesting. And this watch design just got stuck. The challenge was to make it simple yet interesting. Continue reading
Design submitted by Andy from Ukraine.
Andy says: I decided to realize a watch based on “in home” principle. Here is using “small” minutes digits and “big” hours digits. Continue reading
Design submitted by Daniyar from Kyrgyzstan.
Daniyar says: The idea unexpectedly came while I was watching Star Wars. The idea of what watches could wear some characters of the movie. Clear black or white design where extended edges represent fast movement of, for example, lightsaber. Continue reading
Design submitted by Laszlo from Germany.
Laszlo says: SGMNTS is a LED watch concept. It indicates the time with very thin LED bars in three rows (hh:mm:ss). Continue reading
Design submitted by Andrew from the UK.
Andrew says: Fathom: Is my design concept for a waterproof diver’s wristwatch available in two display styles: Atlantic /Pacific. Each of which is available white Black or White Digits plus in various Materials: White Acetate, Black IP, Stainless Steel or Grey Shark Scaled: Rubber: See Diagrams Provided. Continue reading
Design submitted by Peter from the UK.
Peter says: This is “Bilateral” an attempt to make a back to basics analogue format watch with an off the shelf movement look a little more interesting. Continue reading
Design submitted by Jose from Spain.
Jose says: Some time ago, reviewing old papers, I found some old pictures of my technical drawing studies, one of them contained three arcs of a circle, and it has inspired the TRIARCH concept watch. Continue reading
Design submitted by Firdaus from Malaysia.
Firdaus says: A mysterious way of time telling with eclipse code; this is Crimson watch design.
Despite its cryptic look, the time telling on Crimson is relatively easy to read. The eclipse ring indicates current hour and extended lights indicate current minute, all in analog +4 format. The watch material can be made in acetate (as depicted – black acetate) or stainless steel body and strap. Continue reading
Design submitted by Anders from Sweden.
Anders says: A few weeks ago, I misread the wall clock at work. A colleague remarked that this blog has made me incapable of reading ordinary clocks, and I made some jokes about how weird a watch needs to be for me to be able to tell the time. One joke was that it can’t have two hands. That thought stayed, and I decided to make something of it.
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