The Tokyo Flash Kisai X is inspired by cryptography – and it shows
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The Kisai X is available in stainless steel case and strap with silver or black finish
The Kisai X is available with blue, green or red display variations
In addition to the time of day, the Kisai X also sports date and alarm modes, accessed by pushing the lower button
An animation mode instructs the watch to display an animation at 10-minute intervals
An internal rechargeable battery provides power, and lasts a month before requiring a top-up via USB
The internal rechargeable battery is said to be able to complete over 300 charge cycles
According to Tokyo Flash, the hour time is discerned from reading top to bottom, whereas minutes are shown from left to right
The Kisai X is sure to elicit a reaction – which is half the point of buying a Tokyo Flash watch, after all
The Kisai X sees Tokyo Flash abandoning the relatively beginner-friendly design of the Kisai Zone in favor of an even more complex display
The Kisai X is a fan-submitted design which draws inspiration from cryptography
The Kisai X is available in stainless steel case and strap with silver or black finish
The Kisai X displays the time in 24 hour and am/pm
The Kisai X is available with blue, green or red display variations
In a similar way to the time, date is also read from top to bottom for month, and left to right for day
Tokyo Flash is a watchmaker known for its difficult-to-read displays
The Kisai X weighs 150 grams
The “Kisai X” is said to be inspired by cryptography – and it shows
The Kisai X is a fan-submitted design
Article Summary
For those who like their watches to be anything but traditional analog timepieces, ultra-modern watchmaker Tokyo Flash has unveiled its latest design in the Kisai range. The “Kisai X” is said to be inspired by cryptography – and it shows – with a difficult-to-decipher LED face displaying what at first glance appears to be sharp lines shining through a dark pyramid lens.
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