At first glance, Tokyoflash's Geomesh watch is an indecipherable mess that looks like a fragmented traffic light. Upon further review, and a glance at the instruction manual, the Geomesh becomes less intimidating and its retro-future awesomeness comes forth. In short, green dots represent the hour, yellow dots represent 5 minute chunks, and each red dot represents one minute. If I talk nicely to it, I wonder if it will beam me back up to the Starship Enterprise at 9:29. The Geomesh comes out soon for $120.
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9:29, right?
So you have to count the display? That's why I like digital watches, and mine is almost as cool as the Geomesh:
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that watch might as well be a piece of shit to us colorblind people
The manual's a piece of shit, but the watch appears to be as much about placement as color.
@89macrunner: The colored lights are always in the same place. So a colorblind person would just have to think about it as horizontal lights being 5 minute chunks (with the 1-minute lights being the only ones close to the buttons), and the vertical lights being the hours.
Just as easy (read: not extremely) to read with the colors as without.
i really want one, but i don't really want to spend $120 on one.
Looks stupid. I'll bet it looks really cool with a "Members Only" jacket.
The model with the single colored lights looks way better. Does anyone know anything about the quality of TokyoFlash's watches?
This reminds me of the 'TIX Led Clock' found on thinkgeek...
Looks complicated...But damn sexy.
Then every aspect of your life can be a goddamn puzzle game.
So by the time you figure out that it's 3:35, it's probably already 4:15.
@GuitarHero07: I have three of them, in either stainless steel or silver. Quality depends on the manufacturer as not all the tokyoflash watches get made by the same one, but imo they are very solid.
There are...FOUR LIGHTS!!
@birdgirl39:
i've worn other equally futuristic Tokyoflash watches with a leatherette Members Only jacket on several occasions. and yes. it did look really cool. thank you. welcome to future. (we don't wear flannel anymore. FYI.)
Call me old-fashioned, but I prefer not to spend a whole minute glancing to see what time it is.
another Birth Control Watch... what's that you say? Wear that, and there's no way you're getting laid.
ditto @ coachj
It reminds me of the way time is expressed in Chinese language. To say 3:35 in cantonese you might say "sahm dim chaht" (three and seven). Maybe Japanese use a similar system. After practicing for a while it becomes very intuitive and easy.
I'm not too impressed by the design of the watch.
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