Andrew Robichaud
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I’ve seen the TokyoFlash Retsu watch a couple of times and never fully understood it until now. It’s rather interesting as the timepiece doesn’t always display the current time of day. A button on the TokyoFlash Retsu watch activates the small LED lights in order to relay the time. There is only one line of numbers (1-10), so the TokyoFlash Retsu watch displays each digit individually, so you have to pay attention. If it is 4:25, then the lights would go to 4, then 2 and then 5. It’s a very futuristic watch that turns out to be pretty simple and cool in the end. References: tokyoflash, craziestgadgetsFiled In: |
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