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Tokyoflash just posted the Ultra-Violet Watch by Infinity. It's a unique quartz timepiece that will look incredible after two tabs of acid. The watch uses two effects—day-glo hands and the "infinite mirror" trick to create a trippy amalgam. The hands light up when you press a button on the side which activates a black light LED and brings out the true majesty of the face. Bong and Skynyrd record not included.
Ultra-Violet by Infinity [TokyoFlash via BoingBoing]
1:47 PM on Mon Feb 6 2006
By johnb
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