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 Firdaus from Malaysia.
Firdaus says: When it comes to planet inspired watch, many already used Saturn, Saturn and Saturn, then Uranus, Neptune. When I had such design, I have to escort to another name ;-).
Design submitted by Peter from the UK.
Peter says: This is “Tri/5/9” a back to basics 12/5/9 LED design.
I was trying to think of a simple and intuitive 12/5/9 watch and the most logical format I could think of was a triangular layout. One side for hours, one for tens of minutes and one for single minutes.
Design submitted by Lewis from the UK.
Lewis says: The idea was to combine a simple, functional display with futuristic weapon grade design. I took inspiration from video games and films set in clean metallic futures such as Halo, Titanfall and Tron. the idea for the display came with the shape of the chassis, it needed to be long and symmetrical to make use of the space.
Design submitted by Anders from Sweden & Peter from the UK.
Anders & Peter say: Time, they say, is constant … linear … consistent ~ well, everyone but theoretical physicists anyway. But the way we experience or perceive time can be anything but consistent.
When we are enjoying ourselves time is said to fly by, when we are bored time seems to slow down and drag.
“Relativity” is a watch concept that hopes to make this subjective perception of time visible.
Design submitted by Justin from the UK.
Justin says: I wanted to strip away as much as possible when it came to designing this watch. Hexagons seem popular, so I began with that. Then I gradually took it down to the minimum amount of LED’s whilst still retaining that ever so crucial “ease of use”.
Design submitted by Firdaus from Malaysia.
Firdaus says: This idea is about beast, Mark of Beast as it named. What is your inner beast? A phoenix, dragon, bison, or poisonous herbicide?
Design submitted by Justin from the UK.
Justin says: This design originally started off life as a concept called Diced. The idea came to me all of a sudden and i began doodling, the rest, is history. I wanted a simple yet effective watch face so i stuck with the good old tried and tested analogue format.
Design submitted by Peter from the UK.
Peter says: The name is “Borgy” in origin, as the watch will be linked to a smart phone creating a small collective. The phone will be “1 of TWO”
The basic premise for my design is that the borders of the icons tell the time in an always-on column on the display. This column is easily seen as it is displayed inverted to the rest of the display and continues a contrasting stripe that runs through the strap. (I have used a metallic LCD with black background for my examples. This used in conjunction will coloured glass gives a nice contrast)
Design submitted by Sam from Germany.
Sam says: The inspiration for this watch is a particle collider. The basic idea is to have two different types of particles coming from the straps and colliding in the case and explode in a pattern that tells the time.
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