L.E.D Watch Table

LED watch table is the world’s first watch table flaunting 24ct make. The table has been precision engineered in steel, glass, acrylic and flock lining for the drawer interiors.

Table equipped with ultra slim utility drawers and progammable L E D clock. Seconds and date viewed with touch buttons (as per original watch function). Clock time or message (8 letter max) displayed. 24O volt supply - 110 optional.

Dimensions:
Width: 800 mm
Height: 720 mm
Length: 2300 mm

Designed by Damian Kozlik this funky time piece called the x-watch is his concept at a universal time piece that can be used by the sighted and blind.

“X - watch” is universal and integrating L.E.D. timepiece. It can be used by sighted and blind people. Watch case and straps can be made of rubber. Dial is compounded of Leds. Mechanism of the watch (IC board) is placed under them.

How blind people can use it? It’s simple. It’s just to move a finger along the graduated watch glass. There are extruded Braille numbers. When a person touches highlighted panel hears a sound.

Ticketime by Designers Jacky Wu, Neo Chen & Eric Liu is a boarding card and a wristwatch all in one. Before your departure, the airline company would preset the watch to the time zone of your destination. It is returned to the airline counter during your check-in upon your return flight, whilst still serving the purpose of a flight ticket.

John Pszeniczny has designed the fastest watch on Earth dubbed the F1/Carbon GMT.

Inspired by the F1 race car world and constructed of carbon fiber, Swarovski crystal, rubber and metal, this timepiece has 18 identical rubies and tells the time in everyone of the 18 cities on the 2008 F1 circuit.

There’s some new frenzy on the internet concerning Diesel watches.Multi-display watches which has 5 watch faces in one watch.

These multi-timezone watches from Diesel ~ The silver one has engravings for JFK, LAX, LHR, CDG, and NAA airport codes…

They have five watch faces let you know the LA, New York, London, Paris and Tokyo city time.

Luis Beruman’s ZeroPointZero watch handcuffs let you incorporate this digital watch with handcuff style into your bedroom play, and you’ll never have to worry about your kinky play going over time.

It may look like an instrument clutched around the wrist of a cyborg but it’s for humans. Yea! You got it right. It’s actually a range of Gucci bracelet watches with a sliding door revealing a glass LED display.

Designer Nikita Golovlev has created a watch for the hearing impaired. AlarMe is a very unique and stylish design that has the ability to alert those who cannot hear an audible alarm by vibration on the watch.

Designed by SMS Technology Australia and developed by one of the worlds leading and most respected mobile research and design companies.

Keeping time and keeping Contact will never be the same again. The M500 takes mobile communications to a whole new level. With over 80 hours standby time, full sms functionality, Touch Screen, full blue tooth compatibility, Dial Up Networking, Games, MP4 Player, 128 MB Memory, USB connectivity for software uploads, downloads, 300 number memory storage, 40 embedded real tones and its sleek sophisticated design make this the world’s first truly mobile wristwatch.

A former concept watch called the Vulcania has become flesh and bone. Designed by Fabrice Gonet for the three year old brand HD3 Complication. A trio-collective started by Jorg Hysek where he, Gonet and Valerie Ursenbacher design watches from their wildest imaginations.

The Vulcania name derives from the Jules Verne Steampunk hero, Captain Nemo and the island which was his home port. Like many of his contemporaries, Gonet has deconstructed the watch with its functions in a deeply set three-dimensional display, separating each gauge as a tribute to vintage naval technology both fictional (Nautilus) and fact (Turn-of-the-century mechanical submarines).