Men så handlar jag studioprylar också och deglar säkert sönder tangentbordet strax. Tur att jag har ett för 95 spänn och två extra i garderoben...

MEN KOLLA BARA LIXOM!

Skärmdump från profoto.com

Nu ska jag visserligen inte köpa någon D4 - men den är ju alldeles, alldeles... Alldeles underbar!

Om någon undrar så ja - jag är helt såld på dioder som lyser och rattar och reglage precis som alla andra nerdsnubbar. Ingen är perfekt. Det är därför jag har en sån här på armen varenda eviga dag:

Bild snodd från tokyoflash.com

Idag orkar jag inte ta bilder själv.

Lindo o novo relógio da Tokyoflash, o rogue. Pena que parece ser mais bonito que pratico.

Fonte: Geekalerts

Com um visual legal, é simples ver as horas no GW: ao apertar qualquer um dos dois botões (a diferença é que o de cima faz uma animaçãozinha bacana), os leds amarelos representam as horas, os vermelhos 5 minutos cada e os verdes são minutos simples.

O Galaxy Watch está à venda aqui, custa 132,85 dólares e tem envio grátis. Gostaria de lembrar que meu aniversário está chegando =D (ok, é mentira, mas alguém podia me enviar um desses, né?).

Mais relógios insanos na página da fabricante, a Tokyoflash Japan.

What do you get when you combine leather, stainless steel, super bright multi-colored LED lights and time? You get Tokyoflash's line of unique watches. Using a series of blocks, dots, lines, numbers and various colors, each watch has its own system for telling time. Some of their watches even are made for a specific lifestyle. Tokyoflash's "Pimp" series of watches have a random animation of the LED lights on the watch that will play every 2 minutes between the hours of 6PM and 1AM ("Pimp time").

[Images: www.tokyoflash.com]

Looking at these watches can leave one a bit perplexed as to how time is actually to be determined. Don't worry, all watches come with a complete users manual that tells you how to read the watch you've just purchased. Initially Tokoyflash's site will display the costs of these watching in yens, but you can easily change the currency to dollars, euros or pounds. Knowing that technology is not cheap, look to spending anywhere from $65 - $210 depending on the style.

Każdy model posiada unikalny sposób wyświetlania czasu, zazwyczaj jest on czytelny tylko dla jego właściciela. Jednak nawet jemu może to zająć dobrą chwilę. S-Mode Oberon SS pokazuje godzinę przy pomocy trzech okręgów stworzonych przez diody LED. Zewnętrzny przedstawia godzinę, środkowy pojedyncze minuty, a wewnętrzny dziesiątki minut.

Oberon SS na metalowej bransolecie kosztuje 150$.

Źródło & Obrazek: 4press.pl

For Dave's birthday a few days ago, I went out on a limb and got him something he didn't ask for or ever really said that he wanted. Thanks to my friend Messina who told me about it, I'd been hoarding this link and hadn't told Dave about it. I figured I'd just surprise him. He does love a good watch, as well as all things Japanese. (Note: he's not one of those creepy non-Asian guys who has an entire Anime collection and has posters of Japanese warriors in his living room and does martial arts and only dates Asian women. Not that any of those things are bad- it's just that all together? Yeah.)

So I picked out this watch for him. (His has white lights, not blue. Amazon has a wider selection.)

You have to be able to do some math. The first column is hours x 5, the second column is hours x 1. The third is minutes x 10 and the fourth is minutes x 1. So right now this watch reads 10:15.

I gave it to him Tuesday night before dinner and after dinner we got some links removed so he could wear it. He loves it. He was completely and pleasantly surprised. He said even his own mom wouldn't try buying him a watch. It's pretty cool- it does a weird light up pattern every minute during the evenings that's cool to watch.

And then I was jealous. I wanted a new watch! My dope Diesel one has a white leather strap that's getting to' up. It's hardly even white anymore on the edges. And my old Nixon one is broken. And the Phillipe Starck one needs to be sent in for repairs.

I've decided that I want this one from Tokyo Flash, but it's not a need right now:

This one works different in that you can set the bottom part to be minutes and then use the top part to count the hours. Or vice versa. Or you can set it to binary (AS IF!) or to the date.

But what I really need is a watch that I can wear every day, that won't die if I forget to take it off before a shower or swim, that I can bang into walls, or use (eco-friendly) cleaning chemicals on when I get liquid chalk ink all over it.

So I'm going for this one, Cardiac by Puma.

It comes with a chest strap for the heart rate monitor, which lights up the red bar thing. That should come in handy on my ride on Saturday. Might even be fun during yoga. It's supposed to arrive tomorrow so I'll let you guys know how it works out.

I, personally, am a sucker for gadgets. I know some girls who like purses. Some people like shoes. I like watches. And anything made by the wizards at Apple. But that's not the point. I also really dig watches. I own three, and I want more. My latest acquisition was the Biohazard Watch from Tokyoflash. It was only about CAD $150, and even though you need to do math to decode the time, it's an incredible conversation piece:

This thing made it to me, direct from Japan, in five business days. Which is really unreal. The Japanese know how to do online commerce. Nineteen shopping days before Christmas. Maybe you know someone who needs a really awesome watch?

Tokyo Flash

Tags: TokyoFlash, Watches

Eles vendem uns relógios muito originais com preços que rondam os 100€.

Vejam alguns exemplos...

E já agora também o meu favorito.

Como podem ver estes relógios são mesmo esquisitos. Isto é, originais...

E o melhor de tudo é que os portes são grátis.

Por isso se estás com vontade de demorar mais tempo a ver as horas do que num simples Swatch, já sabes que relógio vais comprar a seguir...

[Via Tokyoflash]