Hitachi has a new watch to show to the world, at their 100th anniversary mini exhibition in Tokyo. It’s called the Hitachi “Life Microscope” watch. For some reason, it’s able to detect what activity you’re doing just by the motion of your wrist, and is also capable to record every single movement that you produce, like how long you walk or rest, your duration of sleeping and working time, and even video gaming and eating. All these data will be collected via software, and shown to your doctor.
Due to the accuracy of the data, Hitachi is capable to give extremely accurate information to both patient and doctors to better study ones activity and to better help them in their recovery or daily exercises. Now you can’t escape from lying to Santa that you’ve been nice.
[Hitachi via Akihabaranews]
Not literally fly, but perhaps your nose will fly sky high with arrogance and luxury aroma. The MB&F HM4 Thunderbolt is a traditional wrist watch with too much obsession for luxury uniqueness and exaggeration. Read more…
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Hearing that name will surely ring luxury into your ear. Louis Vuitton, famous for their glamorous leather handmade products and ‘no-promotion’ policy, has announced 2 new models for their exotic Spin Time collection watch.
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Touch screen monitors, touch screen smartphones, touch screen nettops, now it’s the watch’s turn. Kenneth Cole Touch Screen watch utilizes the touchscreen ability to navigate around its functions, making the watch clean and sleek without those bulky dials. Made of stainless steel cases, the watch only contains one button. Features are like 32-city world time, chronograph, electro luminescent backlight, a sleek silicon strap or optional black enamel-coated link band. Scoring 150 bucks, and another 25 bucks for the optional strap, this thing boasts another great feature, which is water resistance. Sweet isn’t it? Well the fun stops there, as you can’t start a car with this, and there’s no laser beam integrated in it.
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The Stocking Watch is designed by Eleeno. It displays time through the two main circles filled with smaller circle. The time is indicated by the smallest of the circles, a minute hand is on the outter while the hour hand in at the inner side. The Stocking Watch is available at $85 . One more picture after the break. Read more…
You will have to explain it to your friends every time they ask for time because for sure they are going to ask you: Hey, how this thing works?
“Hours, groups of 10 minutes and single minutes are shown in three sections; each line indicating an hour, a group of 10 minutes or a single minute. The date is shown in the same way. Within this simple display, the time is also shown in binary – great for those who like a challenge.”
It uses e-paper display and comes with a stainless steel merges into rubber strap. More pictures after the break. Read more…
The Porsche P’6780 Diver is the second diving watch after 25 years from the Porsche Design team. It is the successor to the 1983 Ocean Diver. The P’6780 has a case design that allows the watch to be lifted to reset the time. More pictures after the break. Read more…
Little Time is a simple concept for clock by Rafael Morgan. It has its number printed so small that they are difficult to read and that’s why their hour and minute hands are tipped with small magnifying glass, passing over them. Read more…
Casio has released a new rainbow colored G-Shock MAN BOX (GA-110F-2JR) with a little figurine in the pack. The watch comes with alarm clock and stopwatch features and its battery will last for 2 years. Measuring 55mm x 51.2mm x 16.9mm, the Casio G-Shock GA-110F-2JR watch is available in Japan for 20,000 Yen ($225). Too colorful for me. Read more…
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