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    Michai: You had me at Cylon... #watches more »
    Hachiken: Looks like a crappy knockoff of the Pimpin'-Ain't-Easy watch from Tokyoflash...which is now a collector's item and out of production. #watches more »
    Curves: I love watches, and like that they are both dial and digital, but thats all they have going for them. I think the price should be $1.45 and not $145.... more »
    exoren22: Not to mention that windfarms reduce wind and make the surrounding area heat up as a result. #gizmodoremainders more »
    mnerd: The wind farm thing really speaks more to how we really need to upgrade our air traffic control to newer modern technology stat. #gizmodoremainders more »
    70watts: Wind turbines really don't kill that many birds in comparison to things like planes, trucks and... trees. That's a common myth. Here's the google re... more »
    Fractal the Meek: Thank you for being a champion for the essence of e-readership! And also, I've seen at least one notably less comfortable bike design. more »
    curious-character: Grandpa bikes excluded (upright riding), a bike seat needs only provide support to the bony part of your bottom while minimizing interference and chaf... more »
    92BuickLeSabre: The obvious solution is to put the wind farms in Manhattan, so they'll kill all these fucking pigeons. #gizmodoremainders more »
    Toastie: I want a picture of a person trying to sit on that bike. #gizmodoremainders more »
  • #watches

    A Cylon Mated with KITT, and Out Popped This MK 2 Circuit Watch

    Worthy of a sultry Number Six, but priced at a more commonfolk level, the MK 2 Circuit watch from Storm of London is one of those rare gadgety watches that actually displays the time in a meaningful manner. More »
  • #watches

    Nu Pop Watches Make Being Hip Almost Worth the Inconvenience

    Ignore the site's lame hip hop and its general theme of trying too hard, because these nu pop watches by designer Pascal Mouawad and musician Jermaine Dupri are pretty snazzy in their own right. $145. [nupop via Whollysblog via bookofjoe]
  • #remainders

    Remainders: Stuff We Didn't Post (and Why)

    Case-Mate Designs Kindle Case, Proves They Don't Understand Kindle...Famous Watchmaker Teams With Famous Carmaker To Launch Least Famous Phone Ever...Designer Discovers Way To Make Bike Seats More Uncomfortable...Wind Turbines Go Stealth to Quit Screwing Up Radar More »
  • #watches

    MB&F Horological Machine No.2.2 Is a Formidable Keeper of Time

    What happens when you cross a Swiss watchmaker with a French Designer and a fair amount of titanium? Well, you end up with MB&F's Horological Machine No.2.2, of course. More »
  • #blackberrywatch

    Behold, the BlackBerry* Watch: $150, Coming in February

    Turns out those leaks about a BlackBerry Bluetooth companion watch were dead on: The Allerta InPulse Bluetooth companion watch—not a watchphone—isn't actually a RIM product, and should ship in February for $150. So what does it do? More »
  • #fashion

    Ecko Star Wars Watches, If You're Not Fett Up Yet

    We can only imagine how much money there is to be made on a $100 geek hoodies, which probably why Marc Ecko, teamed with Timex, is looking to release a line of Star Wars watches next. More »
  • #blackberry

    This, Folks, Is the BlackBerry Smartwatch

    Early rumors of a BlackBerry-branded watchphone/smartwatch/wrist messenger/Bluetooth bracelet seemed a little far-fetched—RIM is all about business, and watchphones are pure, distilled gadget novelty. Nonetheless, here we stand, gazing upon the the BlackBerry companion watch. Here's what we know. More »
  • #diy

    LED Pocket Watch Will Have You Considering Monocles and Handlebar Mustaches

    Using his one of his Grandfather's broken old pocket watches as a starting point, one modder [Paul Pounds] skilled in the ways of microelectronics replaced the face with a system of 133 hand soldered LEDs. More »
  • #watches

    DOGNE Watch Tells Time in Terms of Infinity (or 8)

    Consider it an IQ test for potential new friends: Those who think you're wearing an infinity watch pass; those who just see an "8"...well, we're sure they're still very nice (*ahem* Matt Buchanan *ahem*). More »
  • #design

    Concept Watch Actually Projects the Time Onto Your Wrist...With Lasers

    Sure, some of us wear the time on our wrist, but this concept watch quite literally puts the time on your wrist. More »
  • #watches

    Very Cubic Casio Puzzle Watch

    Casio's Cubic Poptone Puzzle watch is for those who miss the 80's and love Tetris. But there are no games. It's just a $90 time-telling gadget; stopwatch and alarm included. Miss leg warmers enough to buy it? [ToykoFlash via OhGizmo!]
  • #watches

    Ora Watch Measures Hours One Inch at a Time

    Too bad the beautiful Ora—a watch that uses a pseudo-measuring tape to display time—is just a concept. Not only it satisfies my visual appetite, but my do it yourself cravings and other sizing needs. More »
  • #watches

    Swiss Military Wristwatch Can Handle 20,000-Foot Depths, Gunshots, Dynamite

    Just in case you ever find yourself diving the Marianas Trench, you can take comfort in the knowledge that your Swiss Military "20,000 Feet" wristwatch won't be crushed into oblivion with you. More »
  • #watches

    On Foot Watch Tells Time In World Records

    If you are Usain Bolt, the On Foot watch would be a constant reminder of your accomplishments. If you are, well...you, the On Foot watch would be a constant reminder of your physical inferiority. More »
  • #design

    Qlocktwo Really Spells the Time Out for You

    At first glance, we thought the Qlocktwo was some intentionally confusing, Tokyoflash-like time puzzle. Then we learned that those symbols are called letters. And letters, following long-standing social constructs, form words. More »
  • #samsung

    Samsung "World's Thinnest" Watchphone Also Happens to Be One of the World's Only Watchphones

    Samsung's only real watchphone competitor hasn't even launched its product yet, so it's a little early for the marketing oneupmanship. Regardless, the S9110 is an impressive piece of kit, with a 1.76-inch touchscreen, Bluetooth, email support and MP3 playback. More »
  • #watches

    Social Networking Watch Tells You It's Time For An Intervention

    Needless to say, if this is how you choose to organize your life, it's time to get some help before it's too late. [Joe Rockhead via Holycool via Gearfuse]
  • #wristwatch

    Louis Vutton Watch Has 'Mysterieuse' Floating Hands

    When does a watch cost as much as a house? When it's the gravity defying $250,000 Louis Vuitton Tambour Mysterieuse Calibre LV115 apparently. More »
  • #watches

    Urwerk's 'King Cobra' UR-CC1 Watch Makes Time Go Even Faster

    Urwerk, the same company that brought us the ridiculously cool UR-202 are back with a new watch appropriately titled "King Cobra."
  • #watches

    Spherical Watch Tells Time Or Makes You Spill Secret Rebel Base Location

    The Pierre Juno Eris watch can either tell you the time or torture you until you reveal secrets like the color of Princess Leia's underpants—camouflage pink, I believe. Either way we like it, because it's tiny and sleek. More »
  • #fitness

    Garmin 310XT GPS Fitness Watch Deemed the 'King of Training Tools'

    So says Wired, the first folks to literally run it through its paces. Waterproofing and sleeker styling compared to its fatty fat fat predecessors are both noted pluses, but the clincher is that the 310XT does, well, ev-er-y-thing. More »
  • #watches

    Take a Journey Inside Cristophe Claret's Complex DualTow Watch

    The only way to fully appreciate the beautiful complexity of a watch like the DualTow is to take a look under the hood—and that is just what Christophe Claret is doing with this Innerspace-esque video. More »
  • #watches

    Diesel Spawns a Two-Faced Freak of Nature Watch

    Apparently, half a watch plus half a watch equals one ugly watch. More »
  • #watches

    Storm Synth Watch Tries To Throw You Off With Decoy Hands

    The Storm Synth wristwatch conceals the current time by mixing in the real hands with six decoys (the time can be determined by locating the hands with pointed tips). Seriously, can't we have watches that just tell us the time anymore? More »
  • #watches

    CItizen AIBATO M Bluetooth Watch Can Remotely Trigger Your Camera Shutter

    The AIBATO M Bluetooth watch from Citizen has a close relationship with your cellphone. It can alert you to calls and display caller information, emails and news tickers. It can even remotely operate a camera. More »
  • #watches

    New Phosphor Watches Feature Curved E-Ink Displays and Non-Nerdy Style

    When I hear the phrase "e-ink watch," I feel like the product will be totally unwearable for anyone not wanting to be instantly branded a dork. But the new Phosphor line gets legitimate style points. More »
  • #watches

    Diesel DZ9044 Watch Doesn't Need a Face To Tell The Time

    First there was too many faces, and now diesel has done a 180 with a watch with no faces at all. What's next? Putting the clock on the back of the watch? More »
  • #watches

    Flip Watch Lets Everyone Know What Time It Is

    Practical? No, not at all. But this watch made by Fatman and Circuit Girl is nothing if not hilarious. At least no one would ever have to ask you what time it is. [Make]
  • #watches

    The Watch Without a Face

    At first glance this watch appears to be nothing more than a thick, gaudy silver bracelet. But tucked between the joints are LEDs that display the time at the push of a button. More »
  • #watches

    Garmin 405CX and 310XT Forerunner Watches With GPS Have Everything An Athlete Needs

    Garmin has added two new watches to the Forerunner linuep—the hideous but waterproof 310XT and the 405CX (the successor to their formidable 405.) More »
  • #smartphones

    Ulysse Nardin Chairman Kinetic "Hybrid Smartphone" Is All Kinds Of Fancy

    We were teased with a shot of the kinetically-powered Ulysse Nardin Chairman smartphone earlier this month, but now the wraps are off—and what we are left with is truly one unique device. More »
  • #darkforces

    Clairvoyant Watch Warns You When It's a Bad Time

    Swiss watchmaker Borgeaud has teamed up with Indian fortune tellers to create a watch that allegedly predicts the future. When things are about to go sour, a bedpan-shaped section on the watch will turn brown. More »
  • #watches

    Concord C1 QuantumGravity Watch Ready To Defy Laws of Physics, Budgets

    We first told you about the QuantumGravity tourbillion back in January, but now this physics-defying watch is ready for consumption by 10 very, very rich individuals with messed up priorities. More »
  • #clocks

    A Contemporary Cuckoo Clock for a Contemporary Cuckoo

    The Wristwatch Cuckoo Clock may still be our resident cuckoo champion, but this striped wall clock from Italy comes in a very close second. More »
  • #science

    Atomic Clocks to Go Portable

    Right now, an atomic clock works by sending atoms through a vacuum, microwaving them and measuring how many waves it takes to maximize atom florescence (that's 9,192,631,770 microwaves or one second). More »
  • #design

    Vote Which Tokyoflash Concepts You'd LIke to See for Real

    No, it's not one of Adam's Photoshop contests (but the premise could work). Tokyoflash has sent us twelve Bluetooth necklace concepts, and they'd like to know which three they should put into production. More »
  • #history

    Vandal Watchmaker's Secret Message Found In Lincoln's Pocket Watch

    Aww, but he was a nice vandal! More »
  • #watches

    This Is Like the Millionth Tokyoflash Watch, but I Still Love It

    At some point, Tokyoflash watches will lose their charm altogether on account of oversaturation in an already niche market. Until then, we can admire their Hanko watch, which I can't seem to pull my eyes away from. More »
  • #concepts

    The Cuckoo Watch Is So Crazy that It Just. Might. Work.

    The cuckoo clock has had difficulty adapting to the digital era, with its species bordering on extinction. But this cuckoo watch is evidence that this poor avion timepiece might survive the harsh habitats of 2009. More »
  • #greenphones

    Watchmaker Ulysse Nardin Creates Smartphone Juiced Up by Kinetic Energy

    Is it a watch? Is it a phone? Well it's mostly a smartphone, but Swiss watchmaker Ulysse Nardin's Chairman watch employs some of the same kinetic energy tech used to power timepieces. More »
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