Design submitted by Peter from the UK.
Pater says: Some time ago I did a couple of co-ops with Sam called “Origami” and “Mugen-Kido” which both shared a body and strap consisting of folded strip material. I wanted to re-use that principle in a more subtle futuristic manner than would have a TF old school feel.
Design submitted by Bryce from Belgium.
Bryce says: I’m a fan a geek vintage: pager, old computers, science fiction movie from the seventies/eighties, etc.
Since a long time, I dream about a watch with a vintage leather strap that is able to display time like a fictional computer in a (old) science fiction movie. I want a watch with a clean and simple design and a leather strap a little bit “handmade”.
Design submitted by Firdaus from Malaysia.
Firdaus says: A fusion of two couple of elements; usability and style, cryptic and futuristic, bars and numbers, presented in fusion of two material, stainless steel and silicon, opaque and transparent, this is the Kisai Fused, concept design.
Design submitted by Vincent from the USA.
Vincent says: Once, I was doing my algebra homework and thought about the beautiful simplicity of graph planes. Then, I looked at my watch. And back at the homework.
Design submitted by Raphael from the Philippines.
Raphael says: Stargazing has always been something fascinating. Looking up into the heavens and imagining what lies in the murky darkness has been a source of mystery and wonder, and I thought it would be interesting to take the concept of stargazing and put it into a watch design. This is the result.
Design submitted by Patrick from France.
Patrick says: I wanted to imagine a watch extremely simple design.
The “Just a watch-Watch”, is a watch with Led which functions in 12 X 1 hour, 5 X 10 minutes and 9 X 1 minute.
Design submitted by Peter from the UK.
Peter says: As blog regulars know I have a thing for industrial and mechanical designs. Im also a bit of a film buff and gamer and like futuristic cars and planes that often feature.
This design I guess is inspired by futuristic planes from film and games and has a little DNA from earlier designs like “hunter killer” and “drone”. This design is called “vtol” (vertical take off and landing) and features two jet engine like displays.
Design submitted by Heather from the the USA & Sam from Germany.
Heather & Sam say: The STREAM is an LED smart watch that combines futuristic time telling with a stylish look.
Design submitted by Peter from the UK.
Peter says: This is Hayabusa, a design inspired by the armour of the same name in the Halo video games.
Design Submitted by Anders from Sweden.
Anders says: I wanted to try designing something a little more avant-garde and iconic than the smartwatches I’ve seen before. Specifically I aimed to find an interesting way to mix the time display and the Bluetooth indicators. In order to maximize the clarity of the design I’ve tried to keep everything as clean, uncluttered and legible as possible. What I’ve come up with is this; Nippon.
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