Tokyoflash is selling the “World’s Smallest LED Wristwatch,” made by Saishin Retsu. The watch measures 25mm x 30mm x 8mm, and has a unique way of telling time. LEDs race up and down the face, stopping on the appropiate numbers to display the time. A great conversation starter at a party, or just another way to look like a complete nerd!
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Posted by kevinkim
http://www.techeblog.com/?cat=10
the ways to tell time are very limited. i love seeing new ways of telling time. this LED watch is a good example of what time can do. and how, creating new ways of telling time is harder than it looks.
look like a nerd? … i say look like you’re from the future. haha
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Posted by rbx6jm7man
that’s pretty amazing. there’s also watches and clocks that are in binary for you programming gurus out there.
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Posted by Inigo Montoya
That watch sucks. I don’t to stand there waiting, they should just make a regular digital watch with flashing lights like Knight Rider… now that would be cool!
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Posted by David
For the price you would be buying it, I doubt it. Idea is nice, but the price tag can be lowered but thats just imo.
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Posted by paddyspoint
watches are on the decline since cellphones arrived since both are competitor goods. why carry a watch if you have one in your phone? the reason for most people to wear watches is because it is a fashion accessory/ utility. i guess this watch just proves this point. time never looked so good!
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Posted by YoungGoGetter
Just because the animated GIF shows it going slow doesn’t mean the actual watch does. If the LED’s were faster and I knew that for sure, I’d be a buyer!
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Posted by risingimstar
haha, this is a reeeal geek watch.
i can only imagine myself trying to figure out the time when i’m in a rush.
hey kineda, your blog roxs by the way… :)
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Posted by Dexter Kanuto
Time is going fast as usual. The watch should take a ’split-eye’ glimpse to tell time. Don’t blink because hell it’s gonna b damn way slow.
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