Tokyoflash recently announced the release of the latest design from the Kisai series, Tenmetsu. Made of aluminum, Tenmetsu features red, amber and green LEDs to represent the time.
The time and date on the watch are shown in sequence by color. The red lights indicate 15 units, amber lights indicate 5 units and green LEDs indicate 1 unit. The combination of these lights represent hours, minutes, months and date.
The Tenmetsu is available for approximately $257 US.
On Monday, Tokyoflash announced the release of Fire, it’s LED-display wristwatch. The watch features a stainless steel face with a series of holes drilled in it. Each hole has two LED light beneath it to represent a particular unit of time. The yellow lights indicate hours 1-12, the red lights represent groups of ten minutes and the green lights show single minutes from 1-9.
The watch is retailing for 12,900 Japanese yen, or appoximately $130 U.S.
Yesterday, Tokyoflash launched Rouge, their new watch that features LED lights and interconnecting LCD blocks. Instead of conventional digital numbers displays or hands, the Rouge watch shows time by illuminating bars on the watch face that correspond with numbers placed around the ring of the watch. The LED lights are sectioned off into various blocks and rings that indicated different intervals of time.
The outer ring of small LCD dots on the face of the watch represents minutes, every fifth dot being slightly smaller to distinguish five minute groups. The ring of large LCD light blocks on the rim represents the rough minutes, the position of the gap indication approximate minutes in groups of five. The inner ring of LCD blocks represents hours, the position of the gap in the ring showing the current hour as on a clock face.
The Rogue is available with either a polished silver or IP black finish from Tokyoflash for approximately $160 US, including free five-day worldwide delivery. For more information, please visit www.tokyoflash.com.
