Design submitted by Peter from the UK.
Pater says: This design is inspired by the modern trend in car design for LED head lights.
These new lights are becoming far more futuristic, detailed and elaborate than the more traditional bulb and reflector type that they replace. Its this futuristic elaborate look that made me think of watch displays and how this could be incorporated.
“Sentinel” was the result.
Design submitted by Peter from the UK.
Peter says: In recent months I have had a bit of a thing for triangular watches, sporting 12/5/9 time telling formats. For some reason (in my eyes) these two things seem to go togther very nicely. So here is another version called “Tri-Sector”.
Design submitted by Peter from the UK.
Peter says: This is “Trylon Analogue” a back to basics half hunter style analogue disc watch based on my earlier Trylon concept.
Design submitted by Anders from Sweden.
Anders says: What’s cooler than a hologram? Four holograms! That is basically the design ethos behind this concept; Wormhole.
Design submitted by Justin from the UK.
Justin says: This is a re-imagining of BorderLine, a concept of my own creation. The method of telling the hours was well received and some felt that it was a shame that the minutes were robbed of this unique method.
So it has been reborn as…Glyph.
Design submitted by Peter from the UK.
Peter says: This design is a back to basics LED (could be LCD) watch which features a narrow column of lights to describe the time. This narrow column of lights gives the watch a minimalistic – futuristic and mysterious look. Ideally this column would be semi transparent both front and back to show a hint of the internals and let light glow thru even when the display is off. The narrow dimension of the display allows for the material and finishes to do the talking.
Design submitted by Patrick from France.
Patrick says: While surfing the Web, I noticed that my “Flying-Watch” was always displayed on multiple Websites (a project positioned on the site of Tokyoflash since nearly 4 years), so I decided to update it by adding some additional features.
Design submitted by Lewis from the UK.
Lewis says: Axis came from using my 3D package. I wanted to incorporate the form of the x, y and z into a watch and began playing with art styles. The idea to incorporate a compass came naturally with the idea of navigating 3D space.
Design submitted by Andrew from the UK.
Andrew says: In the future humanity is extinct & only the artificial intelligence machines initially created by man remain. These Androids have created a time portal to travel in the past & try to save humans from their own environmental , political, historical mistakes. Cybernetic is inspired by Peter’s Edge wristwatch.
Design submitted by Anders from Sweden.
Anders says: I was on the tram about six months ago when I caught sight of a concrete buttress of some sort, which was shaped like a number of intersecting blocks. It was an interesting shape that I thought might make an interesting watch face, so I sketched out a few ideas. None of them worked, however, but I kept coming back to it.
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