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Introducing The Singularity, a red and yellow LED dress watch from the future which manifests infinite coolness by rewriting the rules of how temporal data (time) should be displayed. You mean this watch really tells the time? Yes. Even though The Singularity symbolizes Feynmanian style and boldly go design with its vector red and yellow LEDs encased in reflective onyx hues (like Starship Troopers going Defcon One on The Bugs!), this Japanese LED watch does in fact tell the time and does so really efficiently too!

Tap the display button on the right side of the timepiece and watch the screen light up. In Time mode, the vertical column represents hour information in binary code. The horizontal row represents minute information also in binary code. In Date mode, the vertical column represents the month, and the horizontal row represents the day of the month, in binary code. You decide whether you want the watch to display the time randomly (every 10 minutes or so) or only show the time when you tap the button. How's that for c as in e=mc squared coolness?






Introducing The Iron Samurai, a lava red Japanese inspired LED watch from an alternative future which gives its wearer cool omnipotence by rewriting the rules of how temporal data (time) should be displayed.

You mean this watch really tells the time? Yes. Even though The Iron Samurai embodies Tokugawan style and Shogunate design with its blood red numerals encased in stark samurai sword steel like the final battle between all the forces of good and evil in the multiverse, this Japanese LED watch does in fact tell the time and does so really efficiently too!

Tap the top button on the right side of the timepiece and watch the screen light up like surfacing lava. Tap the bottom button to make the numbers blink and hence adjust them. In Time mode, the top row represents hour information, while the bottom row represents minutes information. In date mode, top and bottom represent month and day.





Introducing Alpha Centauri, an all metal red LED watch from the future which manifests infinite coolness by rewriting the rules of how temporal data (time) should be displayed. By watching the heartbeat of the universe on the ECG style display you can see the current time in mesmerizing fashion.

So how does this watch tell you the time? Here is how; tap the button on the bottom of the timepiece and watch the ECG light up. There are 124 red LED lights on the watch face. The upper peak LED lights display the hour. The lower peak (trough) LED lights display minutes. How's that for intuitiveness! That kind of "thinking man's" way of telling time is perfect for your average pro blogger, cardiologist, surgeon, physicist, hacker, Trekkie, uber geek, gadget freak, or anybody who is a somebody.




Introducing The Cylon, a red, yellow, green, and blue LED watch from the distant future which puts to form the coalescence of cool by re-establishing how temporal data (time) should be displayed. You mean this watch really tells the time? Yes. Even though The Cylon symbolizes cybernetic style and cusp design with its ricocheting red, yellow, green, and blue LEDs encased in forged steel hues (like Colonial Vipers and Cylon Raiders in a dogfight for their lives!), this Japanese LED watch does in fact tell the time and does so really efficiently too!

Tap the display button on the right side of the timepiece and watch the screen light up. There are four columns. The first two columns represent hours. The last two represent minutes. You decide whether you want the watch to display the time randomly (every 10 minutes or so) or only show the time when you tap the button. How's that for travel back in time terrificness?




Introducing The Continuum, a red, yellow, and green LED watch from the future which manifests the nucleus of cool by reinventing how we tell time. You mean this watch really tells the time? Yes. Even though The Continuum symbolizes herculean style and front-trend design with its hypnotic red, yellow, and green LEDs encased in argentum hues (like colliding subatomic particles in a swirling soup of primordial matter), this Japanese LED watch does in fact tell the time and does so really efficiently too!

Tap the display button on the right side of the timepiece and watch the screen light up. The red squares represent hours. The yellow squares represent 5 minute intervals and the green lights represent 1 minute intervals. It's not 1:16pm! It's red, yellow, yellow, yellow, green pm! How's that for grand unified awesomeness?