Google is teaming up with Modify watches to offers a new watches with Android mascot dressing. It doesn’t mean that Google as the giant company couldn’t have fun with their work and product, in fact, they’re having a lot of fun on each Android version released (reflected by the big mascots on their office yard).

The Android Modify Watch is fun, full of Android mascots and there are also some others that featuring Chrome logo and Google Logo. The clock is retailing for $59.95, coming in a set of straps. If you are interested, you can find more details at Google Store.

Tell the time in style, Mr. and Mrs. Googler. Modify Watches is a brand built on freedom of expression. Mixable and matchable for individual individual style and character, Modify’s interchangeable watches offer dope design for any day wear. Each Android set comes with two custom straps and a choice of a large watch face or a small watch face … which color will you rock tomorrow?

[via Google Store][TalkAndroid]

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This is not yet another Tokyoflash watch. It’s not their turn now as ZIIIRO Celeste is made by ZIIIRO watch maker that has a wide collection of unique wrist watches with interesting design. ZIIIRO Celeste is the latest collection, which featuring two rotating discs (for hour and minute pointer) with semi transparent coloring that will reveal their nature once they’ve overlapping each other. Check out the following video for the details:

This ZIIIRO Celeste watch is going to hit the store in November 18th, 2011 for €149 or about US$210.

[via Engadget][ZIIIRO]

ZIIIRO Celeste Wrist Watch Transparent Colored Discs
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Tokyoflash has got another interesting watch design that will make reading watch a sort of challenge. Of course, that is their style anyway. Their previous watch designs are all amazingly alien-tech, reading them would make someone dizzy if they don’t read the instruction manual properly, or not having a good math in their head.

However, the latest watch concept is easier to read. I can say, the Right Angle LCD watch is the simplified version of Tokyoflash watch. Of course, you are still required to look at the surface of the watch in some sort of unique point of view or it won’t be the watch from Tokyoflash after all.

From the first look upon this Right Angle LCD watch, the watch has a tall face. Yep, I mean it. On the top view, the digital characters are blurry. You have to twist your arm to a certain degree before you can view it properly. This watch is designed with built-in backlight so you can read the time even it’s in the dark.

Even better, TokyoFlash Right Angle LCD watch has a built-in USB storage, with the USB port on the left side of the watch. Currently, this Right Angle LCD watch is still a concept. However, it will eventually end up being a real product if the product design has got enough vote from the users.

If you love to see this watch concept to become a real watch, go visit Tokyoflash and vote your voice.

[via SlashGear, TechChee]

Tokyoflash Right Angle LCD Watch Concept
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Simply amazing on how Tokyoflash is capable of coming up with never ending type of watch design to impress us. We have seen many version of Tokyoflash watches, but this 24/7 Driver watch concept should be nominated as the simplest analog watch that Tokyoflash ever created. Most Tokyoflash watches are very difficult to read, but not on this 24/7 driver concept watch.

There are two types of 24/7 Driver concept, one coming with a blue line, the other is coming with a white color overlay that show the hour time. What’s amazing on this watch is the phosphosrescent ink that will make the reading much better when on the night time. As if the watch has also got their own ‘night time’ to have fun. Sadly, it’s just a concept at the moment. But who knows Tokyoflash will really release it for the market?

[via 24/7 Driver – An Analog Watch Design with Dials via Tokyoflash]

Tokyoflash 24/7 Driver Concept – Cool Watch With Phosphorescent Ink
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Ventura has just released a wrist watch with old and new technology fusion. What’s old is the Kinetic-engine that will self-power the watch without hassles of replacing battery over time. What’s new is the LCD display that show you the usual digit-style time face.

This wrist watch carries the name of SPARC MGS Kinetic-powered timepiece, and it will be shown down at BaselWorld 2011 soon. I’m a good fans of kinetic-powered stuffs as I love the fact that battery is sometimes pretty lame. Of course, it must be applied to anywhere possible and avoid anything impossible. Like, no one will love to move their HDTV around just to get some electricity.

[via UberGizmo]

Ventura SPARC MGS Kinetic Wrist Watch
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Zach Weiss has come up with a nice watch design called Orbo. There are three of them, separated into Temp, Date, and Stop. All of Zach’s watch designs are unique and they have their own personal taste and usefulness.

Let’s take the Orbo Temp for example. This watch design is similar to the suggested name. It has a TEMPerature reporting together with the digital time. What’s unique is how Zach Weiss presented the overall time reading experience. It’s pretty revolutionary as there is no actual clock tick for reading time. Instead, it’s using an orb like digital display to show you what you need to know.

Notice the black circle on the 11am display. It should be showing you the minutes, while I’m sure the digital display will rotate as the orbs moving. The second one is Orbo Date, which clearly showing you the actual date in short in addition to the time.

The last one is pretty different. Orbo Stop is a Chronograph that featuring a cluster of secondary displays. It have one big orb accompanied by three small digital orb to show you the statuses.

Overall, Zach Weiss has done a great job with these designs. I’d love to have one of this strapped on my wrist if it’s been manufactured.

[Zach Weiss via YankoDesign]

Orbo Watch Series – Simplicity Of Digital Watch
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A Chinese-born German-based designer Yiran Qian has created an interesting digital watch with a big hollow in the middle of the watch. The big hole serve nothing but showing what’s this watch all about: The Faceless Watch!

In exchange for the time reading functionality, you can find there is a LED-like digital clock hands at the outer side of the hollow ring. There is one short, and the other long. Nothing rocket science here. The watch above both showing us 01:20, which is kind of easy to tell if you’ve accustomed to the positions.

If you dislike the hollow face, you can actually find ways to stick your photo there manually.

Sadly, this cool watch is still a concept at the moment. However, Yiran Qian has prepare the name for retail version of this watch which will be called “Eye of The Storm” if someone decide to pick it up and manufacture it.

[via DVICE]

Interesting Hollow/Faceless Watch With Digital Clock Hands
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Let’s start the week with something geeky. This watch which has been named as Seahope Scope 2 has been extremely popular in Japan on its first generation. You sure can hope that the second version who get the exact Scope functionality with some other features added.

This Seahope Scope 2 has a futuristic digital display that show you bunch of digital numbers in grid lines, and it’s said to be coming with mineral glass screen and brass metal casing. Thanks to its popularity, you can get Seahop Scope 2 watch for $270 from GeekStuff4U. It’s expensive indeed!

[via GeekAlerts]

Seahope Scope 2 Geeky Futuristic Watch
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Are you Fengshui-enthusiast or Superstition freaks? If yes is your answer, this Yin-Yang watch might be your interest.

Over at YankoStore, they’ve just set to sell their Yin Yang Watch designed by Daniel Will – Harris. The watch is an unique timepiece that showing time with the two Yin (black) and Yang (white) halves overlapping each other.

The White half indicate the minutes, while the black half indicate the hours.

Yin Yang measures 38mm in diameter (1.50″), and is made of stainless steel, complimented by a 20mm (3/4″) black leather band with black stitching.

Based on the archetypal Taoist “Taijitu” symbol, the Yin’s darkness shows the passing hours. The Yang’s lightness moves with the minutes. Time is told by the dots.

This Yin-Yang Watch is selling for $115, so if you are interested, head on over to Yanko’s Store for the details and animation of this Yin-Yang watch.

[via TechFresh]

Yin-Yang Watch Now In Store
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I guess no one that standing in this world that love stale appearance. People keep changing and everything in this world is moving on its own way to its perfection. Now, I don’t know if that is the leverage/motive/main idea for Igor Chak, but Watch oNe is a type of watch concept that would not let your live looks static at all.

Watch oNe concept is a wrist watch concept with dynamic faces where you can switch the display with a push of button. The Watch oNe watch is using LED-backlit E-ink display, which mean it’s offering a sun-light readability while costing lower on battery life.

According to the designer, when this Watch oNe wrist watch appears in March 2011, the watch’s face could be downloaded via the internet and we can assume that the designer will sold those faces for a couple of bucks while offering users an ‘unlimited’ face-lift for their own Watch oNe. This is quite nice, remember Internet connectivity is very easy, and shopping for ‘Apps’ is pretty popular nowadays.

Looking back to the watch physical design, Watch oNe allows users to tweak its interchangeable parts, such as the bands, which mean you can find suitable flavor for yourself. The watch itself will be constructed with ABS plastic, sapphire glass, stainless steel and fine leather.

When the Watch oNe appeared, it should set you back at $350 a pop.

[via yankodesign]

Watch oNe: The Watch Concept With Multiple Face Theme
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If you are familiar with Optical Illusion image, this new watch concept for Tokyoflash won’t be a problem for you to figure out the time. However, if you’ve never learn about the tips tricks to read an optical illusion image, this watch concept will make you headache as soon as looking into the line of ‘maze’.

Now, can you tell me what time is it on the watch above?

It’s 05.35, you can read the time if you know the characteristic of the optical illusion on the watch. It’s really confusing if you don’t know how, and staring too long on such an illusion might make you crazy. However, the watch concept is pretty generous though. Even if we know that Tokyoflash’s watches are all confusing as hell, but this new concept has provided a one push button to reveal the time without much hassle (if you’ve gave up figuring the time).

Pretty cool, but we just don’t know yet if this concept could make through to the production stage.

[Tokyoflash via Winarco, ChipChick]

TokyoFlash Optical Illusion Watch Concept
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Haven’t had enough weird and Alien-tech watch for your collection? Here is a new watch from the popular Tokyoflash. Kisai Round Trip is their new Alien Tech watch that features glowing three colors LED lights. It will turn to black when in inactive mode, and when activated, the led will light up and animated around the circle of the Kisai Round Trip.

Are you ready for an adventure that will stimulate your mind and awaken your senses? It’s time to take a Round Trip.

Cool, polished stainless steel and smoked black glass will look subtle and smart on your wrist. When you’re ready, touch the button to initiate the time display and be prepared for things to brighten up.

Vivid green, blue and orange cells will illuminate the screen to show the time. Once mastered, you’ll be able to read Round Trip at a glance – its light cells show the time almost like a traditional clock.

Hours are displayed in the inner ring in orange, in the same position as hours on a clock face. Minutes are displayed in the outer ring in blue in three minute intervals in the same position as minutes on a clock face. Green LEDs show two single minutes at the bottom of the display. Check out the interactive operating guide below to learn more.

Round Trip has an programmed light up function that can be initiated to illuminate the interface between 18:00 and 24:00. When activated, the lights will rotate on and off once every 15 minutes.

Light usual, Tokyoflash watch will cost you above the 100 bucks mark to own one. For this Kisai Round Trip watch, you’ll have to pay $169.73 to wear one on your wrist.

[via CraziestGadgets]

Kisai Round Trip: New TokyoFlash Alien Watch
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Here is another alien watch for the geeks, but it’s not from the popular Tokyoflash anymore. It’s from Chinavasion, the popular company that loves to mix and mashup gadgets from ShenZhen, China.

This is the Influx LED Watch, it looks futuristic and you can tell the time by reading the green, red and orange LED lights.

According to the sales page, this Influx LED watch is Japanese Inspired. Although they didn’t admit it’s Tokyoflash inspired, I guess I can safely act it as one. Well, apart from the source of idea, this Influx LED watch is pretty nice looking. There is also a reading manual in case you are confused by the LED when trying to tell the time.

The most interesting stuff is the pricing. On Tokyoflash wrist watches, you’ll have to pay hundreds of dollars to get one. On this Japanese inspired watch? It’s only $14. Peanut price. Just hope we won’t get a peanut low quality watch as well…

[via GeekAlerts]

Influx LED Watch By Chinavasion
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Alien-tech watch maker TokyoFlash has just rolled out another alien watch called “Traffic Watch”. This traffic watch is just another terrific watch that will make your head spinning and eyes rolling if you don’t know how to read the watch.

The shape of the watch is looking like a normal watch, but what’s interesting is the Traffic map that will light up accordingly to show user what time is it.

According to TokyoFlash, the Traffic watch uses three map routes in displaying time. For hours (1-12), it will make use of the blue city streets, for 5-minute count, it will us the subway line in orange and the single minutes 1-4 is using the highway route that shine in green.

Aside from the unique time reading, TokyoFlash Traffic watch has featured an optional animation in night mode that will be activate once passing 6pm and midnight. Another good side is the rechargeable battery that could be charged via USB port. The rechargeable battery is good for around 300 charges and you can buy the replacement if broken.

TokyoFlash Traffic watch is currently on sale for $169 USD (15,900 Yen).

[via TechFresh]

The Rush Hour Tokyoflash Traffic Watch
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Retro lover might like this one. It’s a watch with the old cassette tape shape. Known as the EOS mixtape watches, this probably is the first mix design between wrist watch and retro cassette. Although it’s name as ‘EOS’, it has no relation to Canon digital camera at all. EOS Mixtape watch is made with anodized black stainless steel case, and it has been laser etched with “EOS NEW YORK” at the base, while you can see the “60 MIN.” also etched at the bottom side along with a cute robot face.

If you are interested, you can have it for $135. Certainly expensive for a watch, but you can consider it as a rare watch for collection!

[Product page via LikeCool]

EOS MixTape Watches: Retro Cassette Shaped Watch
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iWatch is like a projector watch, the concept made by ADR Studio is focusing on the Apple-like user interface on the small wearable screen and you’ll also get a pico projector that could show your photo collection in a small projected screen size on the wall.

The picture above show us the usual slide to unlock feature in iPhone, which mean iWatch will be running on iPhone OS and getting a touch sensitive screen. According to ADR studio, the touchscreen on the front has been encased with aluminum, and you can hook up with your bluetooth headset via bluetooth technology.

The designer has not yet to reveal what’s the spec of the pico projector, but we can guess it will have the at least 640 x 480 pixel resolution and as little as 10 Lumens brightness. Looks like a good additional gadget for Apple’s fan. But will it useful at all?

iWatch is a concept, so no further news on the availability yet.

[via Technabob]

iWatch Concept Gadget Could Be The Mini iPhone
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Jihun Yeom designer at Yanko Design is publishing an interesting timepiece technology for the modern tech-fashionable individual. Known as the Aurora Watch, you will find no traditional dial such as the minute hand or hour hand because it’s purely a hollowed wrist watch concept.

As the exchange, to see the time require a kind of ‘touch activation’ on the edge bevel edge around the watch ring. Once tapped/touched, two Aurora lights will lit-up where the red beam indicates the minutes and the blue depicts the hour. On the non-active state, Aurora Watch will become a jewelry for fashionable individual.

[via YankoDesign]

Aurora Watch Concept: Jewelry Timepiece with Modern Laser Technology
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Geoffrey Cooper has designed an unique watch inspired by science fiction called Geocentric Watch. This Geocentric Watch has the usual wristwatch design, but it has a different inner side with two circles that will move rotating in the circular / hollow face of the watch.

The Circles are actually the hands of the clock, designed like a planet circling the sun. You can also look through to the mechanical side where you’ll see how’s the gears working.

The rings of the watch are in constant motion, creating a mesmerizing spectacle. The goal of this watch is to create a new form of telling time that will inspire and spark wonder in the viewer.

[via GeekyGadgets and Gizmodo]

Geoffrey Cooper Geocentric Watch
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What do you think a $400,000 watch looks like? Studded with pink diamond? Fully constructed with Platinum or 24K pure gold? Well, no you won’t find it in this watch made by HD3 Complication. This watch which as been entitled as the ‘Black Pearl Watch’ have no such glamors dress-up. It has much similarity with Crystal Earth Pustule Watch where you can see the inner part of the watch via a transparent interface and it has been dressed like a pirate with skull head and cross bones.

The design coming straight from the world of pirates, the Black Pearl watch lets you see all of the inner mechanism, featuring a hatch on the 9 o’clock side of the case that looks like a cannon hatch of the nautical age of former times. The wheel in the middle that looks like a ship’s engine control shows the minutes, while the vertically positioned numbers on the left side tells you the exact hour to sail happily into the blue.

There is only 11 of them made available, and each of them will cost a real fortune at $400,000. Oh I can buy a luxurious house with it! And if you are a rich girl, you might want to get this as a present for your poor boyfriend so he can get rich over night.

[BornRich via GeekyGadgets]

Black Pearl Watch by HD3 Complication: Worth $400,000!
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Check out this cool watch from Brando. Entitled as Stanley LED Torch Watch, this is the thickest watch I’ve ever seen. Why? Because Brando has stuffed in a super bright mini LED torch that will come pretty handy in emergency situation. The watch itself is pretty general. A digit style watch that also has countdown timer. Stanley LED Torch watch will suit you who love bulky gadget, and for just $58, it’s certainly affordable for anyone.

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Stanley LED Torch Watch
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