Design submitted by Laszlo from Hungary.
Laszlo says: I simplified the look of the numbers and this is the result.
You can select what you want see on the high contrasted LCD display: the time or date. The first two digits are is the hours or months the second two digits are is the minutes or days. First it might look a bit characteristic but could be very well recommend for both men and women because it is just a few millimeters wider like the strap.
Design submitted by Laszlo from Hungary.
Laszlo says: This concept inspired by the R2D2 droid from the movie STAR WARS.
Design submitted by Andrew from the UK.
Andrew says: EGG (Hourglass) this concept is based on the shape & design of a Egg Timer / Hourglass with digital sand / fluid. This wrist watch has a touch screen interface to set the display & a single rocker Switch which is used to select the display mode: Alarm, Date or Time which is display in the setting screen.
Design submitted by Laurin from Australia.
Laurin says: I had a dream of two waves merging to a centre point. Then I saw each wave flow back to it’s starting point.
Design submitted by Peter from the UK.
Peter says: I had an image in my head for a semi-organic shaped watch with a narrow LED display. The image had a alien robot kind of look which was industrial but not too aggressive in its language. “Insular” was the outcome.
Design submitted by Peter from the UK.
Peter says: Ever since I started submitting designs for the blog I have been trying to think of a nice design based on Armour, Exoskeletons, and Mecha. This design is inspired by those things to achieve an bio-mechanical look. I wanted an industrial feel with a technical detailed look. “Vertebrae” is the result. This one probably isn’t for the ladies.
Design submitted by Lloyd from Australia.
Lloyd says: Scuttlebug is a fun LCD concept watch design with an unusual display that contains 2 bug-like creatures which tell you the time and date.
Design submitted by Wilhelm from South Africa.
Wilhelm says: The CODE: Inspired by the combination of my love for binary LED watches, industrial art and stainless steel, the idea came up for a watch with a cryptic code in its display that stands out to be interesting and eye catching all the time, whether the LEDs are on or off, something many LED watches are lacking.
Design submitted by Peter from the UK.
Peter says: From the beginning of my involvement with this blog I have had a fascination with trying to show the time in 3D. One of my early design that did this was called “Rotor” which had an analogue watch hand that showed the minutes like a conventional analogue watch but the hours were shown in the vertical plane. This works and makes for an interesting concept, trouble is of course that this makes for a clunky form and would be difficult to make.
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