TokyoFlash are re-releasing the Casio DataBank watch for a limited time. Described by the guys over there as “A true classic brought back to life”, the watch, as the previous versions did, allows you to store telephone numbers on it, perform calculations and wake yourself up with 5 programmable alarms.
The new upgraded style version comes in amber, ultra pink, natural green and aqua blue. Technical wise it has 13 languages built in allowing you to operate the watch in English, Portuguese, Spanish, French, Dutch, Danish, German, Italian, Swedish, Polish, Rumanian, Turkish and Russian. [click to continue…]
T3 recently put together a video showing the latest 
This ace 8-bit superhero fridge magnet set allows you to build any superhero you want on the front of your fridge. Included in the set are some 1400 pixel magnets that measure half an inch in size.
Orange have announced that they will be the first operator in Europe who will offer the LG910 Touch Watch Phone. 
As soon as you see the name TokyoFlash you probably think crazy watches… this time it’s a crazy clock that has been created although it’s not that crazy and looks very cool. The Blue LED Mesh Clock is the name of it… more after the jump. 
This watch looks simply amazing. It is named the Astrolabe Watch and was designed after the original Astrolabe from many many years ago. The original Astrolabe was created back in 160BC and was used for something along the lines of calculating where stars and the sun is by using mathematics. This watch version is a slimmed down version of this device. 
The first watch today is a cool looking Electronic Paper Watch. This one is a concept watch that is designed to look good and be very slim. 
MP4 video watches have been around for a few years now and tend to do similar things. The latest video watch to appear is the Sanko LCD watch which has the ability to record AVI movies. 
The sWap Mobile Phone watch allows you to chuck away your old phone, keep your SIM card and still make phone calls. This watch allows for full communication between you and any other mobile phone, but rather then sticking it in your pocket when you have finished making a call, you simply leave it on your wrist. 
Although mobile phone watches have been available for a while, I have never actually had chance to use one yet. The slightly larger then normal watches have a SIM card slot in which you put your regular SIM and then you can make and take calls from your watch. 
A number of ways of telling time are available such as a sun dial, pendulum clock, digital clocks and watches. The latest clock to appear is the Exposed Flip Clock which looks extremely unique as it’s innards are exposed for all to see. 
The Verbarius clock makes telling time simple. It’s the exact opposite of Tokyo Flash watches which require a degree in maths to tell the time. The Verbarius simply tells you what time it is like “midnight” or “four-forty-five”. 
A number of fancy watches have been displayed on the pages of Gadget Venue. Usually they are binary type watches from 