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 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 Peter from the UK.
Peter says: This design is a back to basics analogue watch inspired by the shield of “Captain America” from popular comics and film, hence the name “Shield”. The main body of the watch looks like it was turned on a lathe or spun out of sheet material, with contrasting finishes.
Design submitted by Joel from the USA.
Joel says: Inspired by the suspension on race vehicles. The colors were inspired by green fire engines and white heat.
Fahrenheit is a digital watch with a simple display. The key design element is the sprung case, with micro shocks. They may or may not be functional.
For Young adults, to fashion enthusiast. Fahrenheit stands out with a bright color scheme and exciting wrist mount.
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 Laszlo from Hungary.
Laszlo says: Iris is an easy to read LCD watch concept with optional always on animated display.
The segments (in traditional positions) of the outer ring is indicates the hours, the middle ring is the minutes and the internal is the seconds.
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 Andrew from the UK.
Andrew says: Ophidian: Despite to what scientist believes dinosaurs did not all die off millions of years ago during an asteroid. Some the evolved in Humanoid creatures some fled the earth in star ships to establishing a new home world but to others remained on earth & now disguise themselves.
Design submitted by Sam from Germany.
Sam says: The inspiration for ZIPR came a long time ago when I was working on a hexagon binary watch concept that used transparent plastic blades to guide LED light. I thought about segmentation and interlocking back then but I forgot about the idea until recently.
Design submitted by Patrick from France.
Patrick says: The “Taiyōkō-sen Watch” was inspired by my “RadiusBeam-Watch” revisited. It is an analog watch & is intended for dynamic men and women.
The “Taiyōkō-sen Watch” has a losque easy reading the vision is perpendicular to the dial and its dynamic form will allure in love ones with the mechanical sports.
Design submitted by Wilhelm from South Africa.
Wilhelm says: The ONE-6: Counting LED lights on a binary watch is nothing new, but sometimes it is very difficult to read the time, so I came up with a similar idea, but with an easier way to remember the value of each LED by only using the numbers 1 to 4.