Design submitted by Sam from Germany.
Sam says: I checked my thermometer recently (thanks to a summer flu) and and it’s one that works with quicksilver. It made me think about a mirror LCD display that could pretend to be made of quicksilver drops. I decided for a simple analog based digital display. The inspiration came from the observation of quicksilver forming drops before joining a bigger mass of itself.
Design submitted by Delphine from France.
Delphine says: I’m an amateur guitar player and I love music so I’d love to wear a guitar watch.
I see the design made with a metal case with luminous lines representing guitar strings. The strap is made in leather with metal frets (like a guitar fretboard) closed by a “jaws” clasp.
I tell the time on a screen. The numbers are made with string lines.
Design submitted by Firdaus from Malaysia.
Firdaus says: If you purchase an electronic product with TFT LCD screen, it can be annoying if you found out later that your screen have an or several dead or defective pixels. I got inspiration from dead pixel to design a Dead Pixel Watch.
Design submitted by José from Spain.
José says: I want to share here this new concept inspired by the iconography of smartphones, tablets, etc.
Design submitted by Wilhelm from South Africa.
Wilhelm says: Quattro 2.0 – This is a revamp of my first Quattro design on which the One-6 concept was based. The idea started as a new concept LCD using a “new” “binary” idea, but I realised this can be a pure LCD, a LED or a LCD with a patterned template over the LCD.
Design submitted by Peter from the UK.
Peter says: This is “SD” a design inspired by the famous painting “the persistence of memory” by Salvidor Dali. The painting featured a series of wilting clocks, this image is what inspired the shape of this design.
Design submitted by Firdaus from Malaysia.
Firdaus says: This idea is sequel to my previous Mainstream watch. It’s a combination of analog and Mainstream digital numbers.
Time is told with analog hour and digital minutes, such time telling can be found in Kisai Night Vision and Kisai Logo. The watch can be made in LEDs with sleek face and strap.
Design submitted by Andrew from the UK.
Andrew says: I have come up with some alternative shape & re-designs for Night Vision.
I call these concepts: Dawn, Dusk & Equinox. Each Version of these wristwatches has a different control Interface.
Design submitted by Peter from the UK.
Peter says: This is “Shuriken” and as the name suggest this design is inspired by the throwing stars made famous by Samurai warriors. The blades of said throwing stars provide the shape for the analogue hands in this back to basics design.
Design submitted by Lloyd from the UK.
Lloyd says: “Moth” is an LCD concept watch inspired by the giant lunar moth that transported Doctor Dolittle to the moon in the book Doctor Dolittle’s Garden.
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