The Kisai Sequence LED Watch by Tokyoflash is a unique analogue watch that mysteriously displays the time in secret code.
Unlike conventional analogue watches that display the time with clear numbers, the Kisai Sequence LED Watch has a cryptic display setting option if you want to feel more like a secret agent. The stylish Tokyoflash Kisai Sequence LED Watch has a sleek, minimal and practical design. The rectangular watch face blends in seamlessly into the wrist band for a classic arm candy design. Users can choose to have the Kisai Sequence LED Watch display time in the standard analogue fashion or opt for the cryptic display function. The cryptic mode rearranges the look of the numbers with a curved acrylic lens so only the wearer can know what time it is.
Cryptic Analogue Watches
The Tokyoflash Kisai Sequence LED Watch Displays the Time in Code
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