Design submitted by Sam from Germany.
Sam says: Since my first ITO design (my second blog entry) I thought about alternatives, especially when it comes to feasibility.
Adapted to what’s possible today, the ITO•E uses a color filmed segmented epaper display embedded in a structured silicone unibody.
Design submitted by Justin from the UK.
Justin says: This watch is taken from my Smart-Watch design submitted a little while ago.
Part of that design was of a time-telling mode called “Shattered”…this seemed to be something that people liked the look of…so here it is…Brkn.
Design submitted by Andrew from the UK.
Andrew says: This following LED Analogue / Binary concept is inspired by the fossilized shell of a prehistoric creature know as a Ammonite. This concept is a 12-11-4: Incremental LED Display. 12: Hours / Months, 11: Five Minutes / Days groups &4: Single Minutes / Days . This wristwatch is constructed in three material: White Acetate, IP Black or Stainless Steel with various LED colors: See Digrams
Design submitted by Sam from Germany.
Sam says: In search for a minimalistic analog watch idea I took inspiration from older concepts of mine and combined them for Phenomenon.
Design submitted by Peter from the UK.
Peter says: This is Saturn II, a re-design of my original Saturn concept. Saturn was one of my first concepts submitted to the blog. It never made it onto the blog presumably due to being a little adventurous from a technical perspective.
This version is a lot simpler than the original but still retains the original’s feel.
Design submitted by Nev from the UK.
Nev says: My fascination with images of distant stars and galaxies has meant I have always wanted a watch containing a starfield with star flares showing the time, so here’s ‘STARS’.
Design submitted by Justin from the UK.
Justin says: I was browsing though my previous submissions and saw my Circuit design. I felt the desire to change it up a little and add a little spice to it. Also I wanted to give it a more defined “circuitry” feel.
So here it is…Circuit MK-2…or CMK-2.
Design submitted by Peter from the UK.
Peter says: I seem to have developed a bit of a fondness for the 12/5/9 time telling method, which for me always suggest that the display should be split into three areas/segments (seems intuitive to do so)
I originally had an image in my head that was kind of performance car exhaust esc (think Pagani Zonda) but as I drew it up I realised that it resembled the warning sign for radiation.
Design submitted by Sam from Germany.
Sam says: I thought about what is possible with the idea I had for the Invasion LED watch concept and made some changes. This is how the Ion was born.
Design submitted by Gabriel from Romania.
Gabriel says: I do not have a particular inspiration for this concept but as the clock display resembles a spider web, I thought to name it “web”. The watch has 60 segments that light up and in center a digital numeric display.
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