Orange Japanese watch tells time with intersecting polyhedrons

from Boing Boing by Cory Doctorow

TokyoFlash’s latest wildly impractical, handsome Japanese wristwatch is the EleeNo WebTime Elite. Although this isn’t nearly as impractical as a watch that vibrates the time in Morse code, it is nevertheless extremely handsome. I’m really becoming a fan of “butterfly clasp” watch-straps that make a continuous loop around your wrist. Plus it comes in orange, which is unquestionably the best color a watch can be. Link

See also:
Binary LED watch from TokyoFlash
Crazy TokyoFlash watch: the Pimp Watch
Radio Active watch from Tokyo Flash
Scope watch tells time using line-intersections on Cartesian grid
Impractical lovely pixelwatch from Japan

Infinity Watch Concept : MP3, Video, Curves-A-Plenty

When you design a gadget that tries to do everything under the sun, it invariably both sucks and blows. At the very least, this 3D render of the Infinity doesn’t hurt our eyes. To the contrary, it soothes them. The wristwatch has a display on the front that you can use to show off digital photos and video clips. That, and it plays MP3s. Since it’s still just an artist’s rendering, we’ll likely never see it in the local Wal-Merde anytime soon. ’tis a shame, since they’re so many quality wristwatch review sites out there. – Nicholas Deleon

Swatch Infinity, Mp3/Video/Photo Player Watch [Yanko Design]