Lucid Meets Leather
Who doesn’t love the idea of a transparent screen?! Many modern conceptual watch designs feature this interesting visual element, but few remember the age-old material…
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Time Goes Loopty Loop
The latest from Toer, the Loops Clock, features a looped curl instead of traditional hands that reflect the continuous, circular nature of time! Each end…
The Meanest Watch on the Block
The Watch Horrors collection explores the darker side of elegance in a series of menacing looking timepieces. The focal point of the design is a…
A Smarter Smart-watch
Unlike many other smart-watch concepts, the Echo doesn’t stray from the familiar watch form. Instead, it merges the most essential smartphone apps into a simplistic…
Blurring Time
When standing in front of the MOCAP wall-clock, its numbers are clear and visible, but walk around it and you’ll notice that they slowly dissolve,…
Time with a Twist of Orange, Please
Conceived for use by the blind but stylish enough to appeal to a broader market, the Nike Citrus watch’s spiral form stretches to fit any…
Death of the Wall Clock
The BIBO watch (name derived from the Indian name Biboswan meaning Sun God) is a response to the modern work week, which renders wall-mounted home…
Clearly Cool
The Ghost watch earns its namesake for the completely clear material that composes the entire band. The flexible display reads the time in simple, minimal,…
Big Pixels are IN!
This cleverly designed Pixel wristwatch is the latest in a trend of oversized squares, using them to denote the time in an easy-to-read yet striking…
Tactile Time
Designed for the seeing-impaired, the Touch It watch makes it possible to feel rather than view time on its face. Hours and minutes are represented…
Puzzling Smartwatch Apps
These perplexing time apps were created for the much-raved about I’m Watch smartwatch, and transform the basic resting face of the device into the time-telling…
Tick tock, it’s the first iPhone clock!
Bissol for the iPhone 5 balances traditional watchmaking with modern technology to form the world’s first mobile timepiece. Sure, you could tap the home button…