Design submitted by Galen from Bulgaria.
Galen says: There are many designs of watches that use binary numeral system to represent time. I wanted to use a different numeral system which looks cryptic and in the same time needs less calculation then binary.
Smart watches are the must have gadget of the moment. They have been a popular theme on the blog too, with various weird and wonderful schemes suggested. One of the main issues the blog has highlighted is that not everyone who likes these weird and wonderful schemes necessarily needs all the expensive features that come included in a smart watch, and more importantly they don’t want to pay for features they don’t need.
Design submitted by Matt from the USA.
The inspiration for this design comes from the idea of having a simple futuristic watch that isn’t overly complicated.
It isn’t too difficult to read, but it can be a bit confusing.
Design submitted by Andrew from the UK.
Andrew says: Metalloid: is inspired by the Second Film in the Terminator Franchise: Terminator 2: Judgement Day.
Design submitted by Gary from Canada.
Gary says: It is a wristwatch version of my patented iOS visual metronome, VIZIKLIK. See www.viziklik.com.
VIZIKLIK uses my patented form of tempo display (US patent only; pat. #7368651) for vivid conveyance of tempo.
Design submitted by Timur from Kyrgyzstan.
Timur says: It is too easy to see the time in this watch. The screen is divided into two parts. Each part of the screen consists of two squares.
Design submitted by Gordon from the USA.
Gordon says: This is a mash-up of an old watch design body and a new display of mine so lets call it “Mashup”.
Design submitted by Gabriel from Romania.
Gabriel says: Although this design has nothing to do with the planetary system I decided to call it Orbit because the LEDs are rotating around the center of the watch.
The LED’s orbit around the center of the watch forming the time in an digital way. The numbers bend to the center forming a relative simple way to read the time.
I think this watch model suits those who want a modern and tech watch that keep the lines of a regular one.
Design submitted by Andrew from the UK.
Andrew says: I decided to create a watch that uses old fashion / calligraphy styled digits.
This lead to the “Gothic” wristwatch design. Which uses a: LED, LCD or E-paper / E-ink to display the time Display. Constructed in either: IP black, Gun-Metal or Stainless Steel This watch has three display modes: Alarm, Date & Time (Default).
Design submitted by Sam from Germany.
Sam says: I was scribbling around for a time display, that would be cool as tattoo or graffiti, some sort of iconic symbol that would draw it’s justification from the look first, then by the hidden meaning.
The idea of stacking numbers isn’t new, but there are many ways how to do it. I chose a 12-5-9 time format and gave the numbers of each category different proportions. This is where the name PLUS comes from, because the first and the last digit have the opposite proportions and form a cross.
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