Wi-Fi Detecting Watch
April 30, 2008
The Wi-Fi detecting watch does exactly what it says on the tin… It detects Wi-Fi signals. This might not be too useful to those with wi-fi smartphones, but for those not wanting to whip out their laptop every time they need a Wi-Fi signal, this is ideal. Read more
Watch sports Windows Mobile 5
April 18, 2008
Epoq have created what they (and we) believe to be the first watch that runs Windows Mobile 5. The EQP-WP98B has a fairly small OLED touch screen along with 1.28GB memory, wi-fi, bluetooth, VoIP and handwriting recognition. That’s a fairly hefty list considering it all fits in a watch. Read more
Code Breaker Watch
April 14, 2008
The Hamilton Code Breaker Watch actually breaks no codes, but still looks ace! The code breaker watch is made from titanium and comes in two versions. Read more
Digital - Analog Clock
March 13, 2008
This clock is quite amazing looking as it sports a digital look with an analog movement. Each of the seven segment displays mechanically move on the minute to display the current time. It does this by moving mechanically each Read more
Casio G-Shock G5500C
March 12, 2008
These 3 watches are the latest from Casio in their popular G-Shock range. They are limited edition touch solar series running at $120 each. The watch is powered by solar power, the watch is shock resistant and it can go 200 meters under water. Available in red, green or white.
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Robotic Etch-A-Sketch Clock
March 9, 2008

This is a style of clock I have never seen before. This clock uses a laptop, circuit board and an Etch-A-Sketch hooked up to a couple of stepper motors. Each and every minute the etch-a-sketch is flipped upside down automatically, rotated right way up and then the current hour and minutes are redrawn on the screen with in about 20 seconds. At the minute mark this process is repeated.
Turntable Watch
January 22, 2008

The Turntable Watch is designed to look like a Technics 1200 turntable. The clock hands rotate to turn the time, but unfortunately you cannot scratch mini records on it. The Turntable watch comes in a cool case too which looks like a miniature flight case. It costs just $59 and is available from TurntableLab.

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