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Tokyoflash Concept Clocks Look Like Fun But Make My Brain Hurt
6:40AM Gizmodo US Edition | Tokyoflash revealed some concept clocks that will either delight or depress you (say, if you still can’t figure out what time it is after staring at the damn thing for 10 minutes). More »
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This Is Like the Millionth Tokyoflash Watch, but I Still Love It.
1:00PM Adrian Covert | At some point, Tokyoflash watches will lose their charm altogether on account of oversaturation in an already niche market. Until then, we can admire their Hanko watch, which I can’t seem to pull my eyes away from. More »
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Gorgeous Tokyo Flash MP3 Playing Home Tower is Shower Friendly
2:30PM Gizmodo US Edition | Despite its name, this $US143 MP3 Tower is only 7-inches tall, making it more convenient to stick in small places. It’s also waterproof! More »
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Tokyoflash Heko: Because Steel and LEDs Are Still Cool, Right Guys?
9:20AM Mark Wilson | By now, Tokyoflash watches need no introduction. Here is their new, stainless steel “Heko.” More »
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Chronochrome: Time Telling for Life Savers Fanatics
1:15AM Mark Wilson | When most of us consider impossible-to-use timepieces, Tokyoflash is the first brand to come to mind. Well now there’s a worthy challenger, as the Chronochrome probably can’t be deciphered without a cheat sheet. More »
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Gizmodo Gallery’s Kisai Tenmetsu Tokyoflash Watch Can Now Be Yours
4:30PM Elaine Chow | Gizmodo Gallery visitors got a great sneak peek at Tokyoflash’s new watch, the Kisai Tenmetsu, which presents time using tri-coloured LEDs in Tokyoflash’s per usual esoteric fashion. If that floated your boat, it’s available now on the company’s website. More »
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Tokyoflash Denshoku Bars It All To Tell Time
7:00PM Elaine Chow | Oh Tokyoflash, how you challenge our perceptions of what a watch should be. The company’s newest item, the Kisai Denshoku, looks more like some kind of sound meter, with orange neon bars on an aluminium faceplate. Denshoku is actually one of the easier Tokyoflash watches to read, not that anyone who actually buys these things would use them to tell time in the first place. More »
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Tokyoflash Fire Watch Looks Hot, But Useless For Telling Time
3:00PM Gizmodo US Edition | Now that more or less everyone uses mobile phones to tell the time, watches have been relegated to mere decorative pieces. At least that’s what it seems like with Tokyoflash’s watches, which look great but are nigh-impossible to read. It’s latest watch, Fire, is a beautiful streamlined little thing that wraps around your wrist and flashes multi-coloured LED lights to tell the time. Each hole indicates one unit of time—yellow LEDs are the hours, red LEDs show every ten minutes and green LEDs show single minutes–not that you’d ever take the effort needed to figure that out. The cost for this man jewelry? $US130. [TokyoFlash] More »
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Void v.01 LCD Watch: Tokyo Flash For Minamalists
4:45AM John Mahoney | My kind of aesthetic: these half-LCD, half brushed metal watches that get the tech-futurism across without bashing you over the head with binary-encoded time, 60 LEDs, etc. They’re available in four colours on Etsy, the eBay for homemade goods, directly from the designer in a run of 500 for $US185 each, which isn’t bad at all. [Void Watches, Etsy via Technabob and BBG] More »
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