TokyoFlash unveils Kisai Zone LCD watch
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The Kisai Zone is available at a brief introductory price of US$99, before raising to $139
The watch casing is available in black or silver, while the face itself is offered in blue, purple and green
The LCD is always lit and a push of a button brings up the date in month-day-year format
TokyoFlash has unveiled a new watch design which continues the company’s trend of re-inventing the humble timepiece
The Kisai Zone weighs 140 grams (5 ounces) and measures 39 x 45.5 x 10.5 mm (1.5 x 1.8 x 0.4 inches)
The Kisai Zone is available at a brief introductory price of US$99, before raising to $139
TokyoFlash has unveiled a new watch design which continues the company’s trend of re-inventing the humble timepiece
The Kisai Zone weighs 140 grams (5 ounces) and measures 39 x 45.5 x 10.5 mm (1.5 x 1.8 x 0.4 inches)
Configurable animations include one which sends hexagons spinning around the screen every 15 minutes
The Kisai Zone’s LCD displays hours at the top and minutes in the center, while the always-changing seconds and fractions of a second are located on the bottom and right hand side
TokyoFlash has unveiled a new watch design which continues the company’s trend of re-inventing the humble timepiece
Configurable animations include one which sends hexagons spinning around the screen every 15 minutes
A push of a button brings up the date in month-day-year format
The watch casing is available in black or silver, while the face itself is offered in blue, purple and green
A push of a button brings up the date in month-day-year format
The watch casing is available in black or silver, while the face itself is offered in blue, purple and green
The Kisai Zone is available at a brief introductory price of US$99, before raising to $139
The LCD is always lit and a push of a button brings up the date in month-day-year format
Article Summary
The latest design from the coffers of Japanese watchmaker TokyoFlash, the Kisai Zone LCD watch continues the company's quest to re-invent the timepiece for the post-smartphone generation by replacing boring old analog mechanisms with unabashedly geeky ways to tell the time.
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