Archive for the ‘Time’ Category
July 30th, 2010 | 
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The USB Memory Watch from ThinkGeek provides a 2GB, 4GB, or 8GB of storage space and a USB 2.0 connector that is cleverly stored in the watch band and flips up for easy connecting. This wearable gadget can transfer files to and from most computer operating systems. There is also a LED light that indicates the device status. Measuring 1.5-inch x .375-inch (watch face) and weighing 43 grams, the USB Memory watch retails for between $19.99 to 39.99. [ThinkGeek]
Tokyoflash today introduced their latest wristwatch concept namely the Space Digit. This unique timepiece features a silver ring around the face that contrasts against the black case and strap to enhance the fact that the lens is raised above the case. There is also a deep acrylic lens that covers the interface, and beneath there is what appears to be a maze of digits. Blue LEDs ignite the display when the button is touched and three flashing digits present the current time. See more pictures after the jump.
The Abyss LED from Chinavasion is not your ordinary digital watch, since it doesn’t have any noticeable hands. The timepiece supports a single ring of LEDs around the circumference of its face. White dots indicate hours, while blue dots indicate minutes. The description refer to the Abyss as “Japanese-inspired,” meaning it is probably made in China. The Abyss LED Digital Watch sells for just $48.09. [Chinavasion]
We know that waking up can be an extremely hard thing to do for most people, but some of you might be a little more tempted to wake up on time if sleeping in actually costs you money. That is the idea behind the new Banclock, an alarm clock in which the snooze button can only be activated by inserting a coin. The design of the clock is retro yet still a bit modern and features a golden dollar on top that moves back and forth to ring the bells. [OhGizmo]
Chinavasion has rolled out a new gadget that houses a clock, compass, stopwatch and thermometer into one package. It is perfect for attaching to your backpack, belt or bike when you plan to be outdoors. The compass can be quickly used to see where you are heading, while the thermometer can let you know how cold it is. The Chinavasion Digital Compass Carabiner with Thermometer and Clock is priced at $38.94 each. [Chinavasion]
Nike has rolled out the Triax Vapor 300 performance running watch. The new wristwatch features an aircraft aluminum casing, a curved mineral glass, a performance polymer strap and an extra large plastic LCD display made by SoftPixel. It is also water resistance of up to 100-meter underwater. Weighing at less that 40 grams, the Nike Triax Vapor 300 is currently available at the Nike store for $129 each. [Geeky Gadgets]
Tokyoflash comes back with their latest timepiece namely the Wavelength. It is a unique timepiece that comes with an always on LCD display and user selectable LED backlighting. The hour is shown in digits in negative space in the center of the display, while minutes are shown by the ring of blocks surrounding the digits. The first rotation of minutes in positive blocks to 30 minutes, then the second rotation in negative blocks to 60. The Tokyoflash Wavelength also features large buttons above and below the face to initiate the LED backlighting. See more pictures after the jump.
The R2-D2 Remote Control Watch is a combination of a toy and a digital watch. The gadget not only tells the time, but it is also the remote control for the R2 figure. The Artoo figurine clips on to the watch band, so the droid is always with you, ready for action. The R2 D2 Remote Control Watch retails for $29.99 from the Star Wars Shop. [Product Page]
Available in black or silver, the Wenger Traveler Pocket Alarm features a rugged brushed stainless steel casing, alarm/GMT, a second time zone indicator, an integrated retractable stand and water resistance down to 30m (99 ft). The gadget measures 52mm in diameter. Each purchase comes equipped with an included silicone pouch. If you are interested, you can buy the Wenger Traveler Pocket Alarm for $250 each. [Product Page]
MB&F has rolled out their latest timepiece in the form of the HM4 Thunderbolt. This Aviation-inspired watch comes with a metal casing that is made from milled solid blocks of high-tech grade 5 titanium with hundreds of hours of machining and polishing in the construction process. The watch’s engine was entirely designed and developed by MB&F over three years of intensive work with Laurent Besse and Beranger Reynard of Les Artisans Horlogers. Each of the 311 components were developed specifically for the Thunderbolt, no off-the-shelf mechanisms or parts were used at all due to the extreme nature of its architecture. The MB&F HM4 Thunderbolt is not a limited edition watch, but will be produced in limited amount of about 25-35 pieces a year. There will be just 20 HM4 watches for 2010. The MB&F HM4 Thunderbolt is priced at a hefty $158,000 each. Watch the video after the jump.
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