The Kisai blade watch resembles a futuristic sundial. From Tokyoflash, the aviation-themed timepiece has LED hands and was inspired by automobiles. The turbine style watch rotates like a propeller to tell time. The watch has a stainless steel band with sandblasting detailing, giving it an industrial vibe. The timepiece is also available in a leather strap. Other styles include silver with blue LED digital tubes, black with green and gold with red.
Truly a mark of the 21st century, the watch doesn't require batteries, but is USB-powered. The Kisai blade watch comes with its own cord, which can be plugged into a computer to recharge. A full charge takes approximately 3.5 hours and will last a month.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- LED Hands in Timepieces
- Opportunity for innovation in creating timepieces with LED hands, providing a futuristic and unique display of time.
- Usb-powered Watches
- The rise of USB-powered watches opens up possibilities for disruptive innovation in the watch industry, allowing for more sustainable and convenient timekeeping.
- Industrial-style Watch Design
- The popularity of industrial-style watch design creates an opportunity for disruptive innovation in creating timepieces that blend industrial aesthetics with modern functionality.
Sectors Adopting This
- Watch Manufacturing
- Watch manufacturers can explore the incorporation of LED hands and USB-powered technology to create innovative timepieces that stand out in the market.
- Fashion Accessories
- The fashion accessories industry can capitalize on the trend of industrial-style watch design by offering unique and stylish timepieces that appeal to fashion-conscious consumers.
- Electronics
- The electronics industry can extend its reach into the watch market by developing USB-powered timepieces that align with the growing demand for sustainable and tech-integrated products.
