Design submitted by Andrew from the UK.
Andrew says: Babbage: Is inspired by Charles Babbage’s Difference Engine basically a mechanical computer designed during the Industrial revolution during the Victorian era by Charles Babbage. However this design uses no actual Mechanical or moving parts just digital representations of Moving Gears / cogs & drive shafts.
Design submitted by Brad from the USA.
Brad says: I wanted a cryptic design that still had a familiar feel. I wanted to work with an analog look but to keep it at 10 numbers used to make all other numbers. I call it the Deca.
Design submitted by Igor from Serbia.
Igor says: I was searching for clean and simple design with relatively easy time-telling. Using LCD technology, I’ve come up with new arabic number design, using only parts of them. This type of watch is like symbiosis between today everyday models and future models.
Design submitted by Peter from the UK.
Peter says: I really have a fondness for LED watches and the sense of depth and mystery the displays can give you. LCD or TFT rely on the graphics or shapes of the blocks to create a feeling of depth. The trouble with deep looking displays is they tend to make for a deep watch which isn’t always appealing to all.
Design submitted by Laszlo from Hungary.
Laszlo says: I tried to create an cryptic watch with instant solving option.
The Inverse is the result. One of the fashion trends of today’s i used a large display.
The screen display can operate in two states: light digits on dark background or dark digits on light background.
Design submitted by Pawel from Germany.
Pawel says: I found that no one has ever tried to hide the time display within the markers for minutes and hours of an analog display. After the Edge Watch, this is similar idea of hiding digital numbers in the edge of an analog face.
Design submitted by Laszlo from Hungary.
Laszlo says: The idea was is an easy to read, yet stylish wristwatch. HEX is an LED watch.
Design submitted by Patrick from France.
Patrick says: The “Lozenge-Watch” is a watch without claim, with a very easy reading for the carrier of the watch, the entourage will be able to see there, with the first access, of “Aztecs” symbols or others, catching his attention.
Design submitted by Robert from Hungary.
Robert says: I wanted to create an analog-like 24 hour watch with hour hand and minute hands with sub-dials, but using the popular 12-11-4 digital time form. And I absolutely wanted to avoid the overlaps of the hands! The challenge was complex. The two-sided hour hand was the key.
Design submitted by Pawel from Germany.
Pawel says: “The polygonal design of the housing is inspired by the shape of stealth vehicles. The objective was to smoothly integrate the numbers into the polygonal mesh such that one cannot tell where the display is until it is activated. Continue reading
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