Poptone Cubic Puzzle Watch is the name of one of Casio’s slimmest timepiece to date. The colorful and playful watch features a long case with a custom designed LCD display and buttons arranged in a Tetris inspired layout at the bottom.

The rubber case and band make this a casual design but it’s functional too, with a stopwatch, alarm and date mode. With the added touch of an attractive animating display and patent white clasp, this is a modern design that you’ll love!

Features:

• Maximum wrist size: 190 mm (approx.)
• Case Dimensions: 29 mm x 52 mm x 17 mm
• Weight: 25 grams
• Water resistance: 5ATM
• Stopwatch (1/100 seconds)
• Alarm
• Date mode
• 12/24 hour time
• Backlight

The Casio Cubic Puzzle Watch is available from the Tokyoflash website for $89.56.

Say hello to the latest member in the cool looking Tokyflash watch family: Hanko – “a time piece that combines a simple design concept with completely original looks”.

Sharp black acrylic lenses reminiscent of a Japanese signature stamp give this watch its name and a newly designed stainless steel case with custom curves provide an additional design edge.

The brushed face and bracelet style strap have polished, tapered edges and beneath the surface twenty-three LEDs light up to present the time.

One touch of the upper button animates the sub-surface LEDs in a clockwise direction before the time is presented. Hours are shown in the centre circle of the watch, groups of five minutes are shown in the outer circle in the same position as numbers on a clock and single minutes are shown in the areas between. For more information take a look at the diagram or download the pdf manual below.

The Hanko LED watch is available from the Tokyoflash website for $99.62.

The line of Kisai aluminum LED watches from the Japanese Tokyoflash company has just been upgraded with yet another unique timepiece with a futuristic appearance.

Sensai offers you a choice of case and strap color combinations, each featuring multicolored LEDs beneath sleek black acrylic lenses. The wrist band design has the appearance of a one-piece bracelet but is easily adjustable to fit different wrist sizes.

Sensai features an animation mode so that once every minute for 12 minutes after the time is displayed, the LEDs rotate on and off in a circular formation – a subtle effect that brings the watch to life. This function can be turned off as required.

A single touch of the upper button initiates a rotating animation before the remaining LEDs show the time. Twelve red LEDs represent hours, eleven green LEDs represent groups of five minutes and four yellow LEDs represent single minutes. The time can be shown immediately with a second touch of the button. To find out more, take a look at the interactive manual below.

Features:

• Displays the time
• Made from high grade aluminum
• LED animation mode
• Energy saving mode to ensure battery longevity
• Clasp: simple fold over clasp with push button
• Minimum wrist size: 140 mm
• Maximum wrist size: 220 mm
• Case dimensions: 36 mm x 36 mm x 0.9 mm
• Weight: 72 grams
• Water resistance: 3ATM
• Instructions: Japanese and English instructions included
• Battery: CR2032 standard watch battery
• Three year warranty

The new Kisai Sensai aluminum LED watch from Tokyoflash is yours for $260.

This new vertical alarm clock displays the current time with bright blue LEDs behind a black steel mesh, a design that gives the timepiece somewhat of speaker feeling.

Hours, minutes and seconds are presented in digital format from top to bottom on the front of the clock and with its radio clock function the time is set automatically. The alarm clock has a snooze function for lazy mornings and with its built in dimmer function, the lights can be darkened at the touch of a button.

Complete with an AC adaptor and transformer for use in any country, this design can also be powered with 3 AA batteries. Simple Japanese design at its best, this is a beautiful clock to wake up with!

The Idea International Vertical Mesh Clock measures 16(H) x 7.5(W) centimeters and the products is available from the Tokyoflash website for $118.

Keisan, an aluminum LED watch, is the latest beauty in the Kisai line of timepieces that the Japanese watch importer Tokyoflash is offering through their online shop.

Keisan combines a raised convex bubble lens with optical technology precisely engineered to diffuse the advanced low energy Japanese LEDs, creating a bright, magnified lighting effect.

A streamlined, one motion design, Keisan is made from high grade aluminum to ensure a lightweight, comfortable feel on your wrist and is finished with a pristine polished alumite coating that has a smooth, bright appearance, unlike any other material.

An animation has been programmed into the LED module so that once every minute for 12 minutes after the time is displayed, the LEDs light up and move in a sweeping formation from side to side. A stylish effect that brings the watch to life.

Features:

• Displays the time and date
• Made from high grade aluminum
• LED animation mode
• Energy saving mode to ensure battery longevity
• Clasp: simple fold over clasp with push button
• Minimum wrist size: 150 mm
• Maximum wrist size: 220 mm
• Case dimensions: 30 mm x 45 mm x 12 mm
• Water resistance: 3ATM
• Instructions: Japanese and English instructions included
• Battery: CR2032 standard watch battery
• Weight: 80 grams
• Three year warranty

Calculate the time with Keisan. Simply touch the button and digits will appear in four vertical lines. Add the digits in each vertical line to read the time.

The date is displayed in the same way after the time. The time and date can be accelerated by pressing button A again. To find out more, see the manual:

The Kisai Keisan watch is available from Tokyoflash in black, with red or green LEDs and silver with orange or yellow LEDs. The price has been set to $255.

Tenmetsu is the latest addition to the brand new line of Kisai timepieces that the Japanese watch importer Tokyoflash is now offering through their online shop.

Three LEDs positioned beneath each lens allow a transition between LED colors creating a look never before seen. A continuous line running between the lenses and through the wrist band provides perfect balance and a sweeping animation effect adds character to the design.

Engineered from aluminum to enable detail in design and ensure a comfortable, lightweight feel on your wrist, Tenmetsu is finished with a soft alumite coating and is available in silver or black.

How to read the time:

The time and date are shown in sequence by color. Red LEDs indicate 15 units, amber LEDs indicate 5 units and green LEDs indicate 1 unit, a combination of which present hours, minutes, months and date.

Features:

• Displays the time and date
• Made from Aluminum
• Sweeping LED animation mode
• Maximum wrist size: 220 mm (approx.)
• Case dimensions: 23 mm x 52 mm x 10 mm
• Weight: 100 grams
• Water resistance: 3ATM
• Japanese and English instructions
• Three year warranty

The Kisai Tenmetsu watch is available from the Tokyoflash website for $257.

NI, a stylish watch made entirely from stainless steel with a polished finish, is the latest timepiece from the popular Japanese-based wrist wear importer Tokyoflash.

The slimline case and strap allow this timepiece to wrap comfortably around your wrist and the simple buckle closes neatly to complete the look.

The display moves across the face in a sweeping manner, with the time progressing in the same direction. A single touch of the upper button sends the lights into a sparkling animation before the time is displayed.

Each LED on the lowest line indicates two hours, the line above indicates a single hour, a combination presenting the current hour. Groups of 10 minutes are presented on the centre line and single minutes on the upper two lines. The date can be read in a similar manner with second touch of the upper button. Subtle etched graphics on the face make reading the time easy.

The Tokyoflash NI watch is available in three color variations; all blue LED, all white LED or red and green LED. The price has been set to $144 USD.

The cool looking Denshoku watch, inspired by the neon skylines of Shinjuku, is the the first timepiece from the new Kisai brand that the Japanese company Tokyoflash is now offering through their online shop.

Orange acrylic bars emerge through the face like neon lights, achieving a perfect balance with the custom made strap which is cast from aluminum and inlayed with stainless steel. The hairline brushed finish on the solid aluminum case captures the quality of the design.

Twelve light bars present the time in a simple, easy to read format. Press the button and the LEDs behind the acrylic diffuse and illuminate the bars three times. First hours are presented, then groups of ten minutes, then single minutes. The speed of movement can be accelerated by pressing the button again. To find out more about how to read the time, take a look at the interactive manual below.

Denshoku means illumination in Japanese. When the animation mode is activated, Denshoku’s light bars illuminate vertically once every minute for twelve minutes after the time is shown.

This design also features an energy saving mode allowing you to control the LED brightness to lengthen battery life and is available with a black or silver alumite finish.

Features:

• Displays the time
• Made from Aluminum
• LED animation mode
• Energy saving mode
• Maximum wrist size: 220 mm (approx.)
• Case dimensions: 26 mm x 43 mm x 9 mm
• Weight: 95 grams
• Water resistance: 3ATM
• Japanese and English instructions

The Kisai Denshoku is available in available in black or silver, both with the same orange LED display. You can get the watch from Tokyoflash for $247.72.

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Fire – a streamlined, lightweight watch equipped with multicolored LEDs – is the latest addition to the steadily growing stream of hard-to-read timepieces from Tokyoflash.

Fire explodes into to life when the upper button is touched, illuminating the LEDs in an X formation from the centre to the corners before displaying the time.

Each hole, with two LEDs beneath the surface represents one unit of time. Yellow LEDs indicate hours 1-12, red LEDs indicate groups of 10 minutes and green LEDs indicate single minutes 1-9. The exact time telling method is explained fully in the diagram below.

Finished with an easy to open buckle and easily adjustable strap, Fire is a wrist wear design that will impress wherever it is worn.

About Fire

• Time only
• Polished stainless steel strap
• 1 year warranty
• 3ATM water resistance
• English & Japanese instructions

The Fire watch from Tokyoflash is “coming soon” (no word on pricing yet).

The Jackpot watch from the Japanese company Tokyoflash is not only quite a stylish timepiece, it also allows you to “spin the numbers like a slot machine and win or lose various amounts”.

Press one button to set your bet amount and another button to spin the digits. You can also keep the button pressed to keep the digits spinning until you release.

How to bet:

Features:

• Betting game
• Time & date display
• Audio effects
• Takes CR2032 battery (included)
• Dimensions: (40 x 40 x 11mm)
• Weight: 70 grams

The Tokyoflash Jackpot Watch is yours for $99.99 from the ThinkGeek website.

Negative is the latest addition to the steadily growing stream of stylish timepieces from the famous Japanese watch importer. This new model is described as “one of the most sophisticated designs available from Tokyoflash.”

Available in polished silver or polished black, Negative’s LCD screen is always displaying the time, allowing the wearer to read it with a quick glance. What really brings this design to life is its multi color LED light guide. At the touch of a button, the display can be backlit with one of seven user selectable colors, a feature which is most impressive at night.

With the additional style and luxury of a solid stainless steel band, Negative also has an abundance of features, including a vertical or horizontal display option, several alarm functions, 12/24 hour mode and multi-color mode, sending all LED colors into a frenzy when the backlight is activated.

The display presents the time in negative space, the unlit squares on the screen showing digital numbers, highlighted by the bright squares around them. This creates a subtle optical illusion effect, giving the watch a unusual mystique, unlike those using standard digital displays.

Negative is available from the Tokyoflash website for ¥16,900 (about $160 USD).

The Japanese watch importer Tokyoflash has announced yet another cool looking timepiece for those of you who can’t get enough of these hard-to-read-watches.

With its ever present LCD interface, the time can be read at a glance but can be further illuminated with sci-fi green LEDs at the touch of a button, bringing the display to life like a glowing radar screen.

The slim, curved case design is complemented by a solid stainless steel strap which can be adjusted easily to fit your wrist.

Once mastered, navigating the time is simple, but creates a sense of mystique to the uninformed. The outer ring of small dots represents minutes, every fifth dot being slightly smaller to distinguish five minute groups. The ring of large blocks represents rough minutes, the position of the gap indicating approximate minutes. The inner ring of blocks represents hours, the position of the gap in the ring showing the current hour as on a clock face.

The Tokyoflash Rogue watch is available with either a polished silver or IP black finish. The price is set to 16,900 Japanese yen (about $154 USD).

The Japanese watch importer Tokyoflash has today announced some new stylish unisex analog timepieces in their popular Nekura series.

There are five new models. All designs feature a custom engraved, self-adjustable wristband seamlessly engineered from brushed stainless steel, a slimline polished silver case, are finished with a neatly designed clasp and are available with a black or clear strap.

Cabriolet (first image left) features a speedometer inspired dial with a contrasting avocado and black finish and comes with a stylish shaded effect on the lens, partly eclipsing the dial.

Tumbler (first image right) features a rotating disc effect, similar to that of a combination lock, with a vivid white dial beneath the black glass and inscribed numerals which rotate to present the time.

Twilight (second image left) features a dark face with a circular dial, highlighted in bold tones of orange and blue creating an ambient presence.

Transceiver (second image middle) has an innovative display, inspired by a classic radio tuning dial and features a modern black and grey check background, complemented perfectly by the engraved pattern on the strap.

Tundra (second image right) has a minimalist appearance, the face representing the wide open spaces of a pristine landscape. Shades of Cadmium orange and Cobalt blue contrast against the vibrant pattern on the band.

The price is set to 8,900 YEN (about $84 USD) a pop.

Tokyoflash has announced yet another stylish timepiece in their steadily growing stream of hard-to-read-but-nice-to-look-at watches.

Galaxy, as this latest model is called, features a “powerful formation of multi-colored light bars, developed using digital tube technology”.

Housed in a sleek, newly designed polished silver case and finished with a custom linked, brushed silver strap with polished detail, this design offers you the chance to wear a fashion statement, unlikely to be seen anywhere else on the planet.

And here’s how you read the time:

The cryptic looking display is deceptively easy to read; one touch of the upper button initiates a programmed animation of light, and then presents the time. Twelve yellow bars represent hours in a clock wise direction, eleven red bars represent groups of five minutes and four green bars show single minutes. Pressing the lower button presents the time immediately.

The new Galaxy watch is available from the Tokyoflash website for ¥13,900 (about $132 USD) with free shipping.

The Japanese watch importer Tokyoflash has announced two new amazing timepieces – Scramble and Progression, both from the Nekura company.

They feature full colored LEDs embedded beneath the LCD interface. A single touch of the upper button illuminates the display using the color of your choice (blue, green, cyan, red, pink or orange).

Scramble

As well as being able to select the color, the watches are equipped with a multi-color mode which rotates through all the colors, glowing brightly to highlight the current time. And they both feature “a custom engraved, self-adjusting wristband seamlessly engineered from stainless steel and finished with a neatly designed clasp.”

Progression

You can get the Scramble and Progression Nekura watches from the Tokyoflash website for ¥12,900 (about $124 USD) a pop.

Infection is the name of a new beautiful watch from the Japanese watch importer Tokyoflash. The timepiece features a unique pulsating three color LED display – once again with the characteristic hard-to-tell-the-time look.

Featuring a creatively designed full face mirrored lens and an innovative way to view time, no one is immune to Infection. Finished with a matching leather band and stainless steel clasp.

Housed in a smart new case, Infection is ergonomically designed to neatly fit the contours of your wrist, the tapered edges providing a smooth transition between the case and lens.

Twenty-seven multi-colored LEDs pulsate and move like cells across the curved face to present the time from beneath the attractive mirrored mineral crystal lens.

Twelve red LEDs indicate hours, eleven yellow LEDs represent the progression of time in groups of five minutes and four green LEDs show single minutes. A single touch of the upper button animates the LEDs, a single touch of the lower button shows the time immediately.

The Infection LED watch measures 30 x 42 x 11mm and it is now available from the Tokyoflash website for ¥13,900 (about $135 USD).

ITX21-5014, that is the name of this brand new stylish model in the Citizen Independent watch collection, soon to be available from the famous Japanese watch importer Tokyoflash.

Truly works of art and a deep respect. Produced by Citizen, who are typically known for very conventional designs. Great details all over the watch including checkered etched solid stainless strap. Beautifully designed buttons, edge to edge glass with no rim (full face), lightly smoked glass, INDEPENDENT etched into the side of the watch, to just name a few points.

The background dial of the watch features an LCD display which can be turned on or off. When on the LCD modes include alarm, calendar, chronograph, timer and time. There is also a EL backlight for night time activated by the yellow button.

The price for the Citizen ITX21-5014 will be ¥22,900 (about $223 USD).

Tokyoflash has announced the Tibida, a watch “combining functional design engineering with LED technology presented in a range of bold colors”.

Tibida expresses three functions through its name; time, binary and date. Created using 42 white LEDs, this design offers three conceptually different ways to tell the time; hour-centric, minute-centric and binary.

Hour-centric mode displays the hour in digits on the lower display and minutes on the upper display, each LED representing a progression of five minutes. Perfect for when you need to know the approximate time quickly.

Minute-centric mode displays the exact minutes in digits on the lower display with the upper display representing the progression of hours using twelve LEDs.

Binary is presented on the upper display only. The top line of six LEDs indicating the hour, the second line indicating minutes. To read the time in binary, refer to the example below. Binary is read from the right, the first lit LED representing the number 1. This is then doubled; 2, 4, 8, 16 and 32, a combination of these numbers representing the time in hours and minutes.

Combining a stainless steel case and clasp with a mineral crystal lens and polyurethane band, Tibida is available in four fashionable styles; polished stainless steel case with either a red, blue or black face or IP black case with an orange face.

Until February 5th 2008, Tibida is available at a special launch price of 12,900 Japanese Yen ($122) including free 5-day worldwide delivery.

Alex over at the wonderful Neatorama blog has compiled a great post with the 10 Most Difficult to Read Tokyoflash Watches. And as if that wasn’t enough, you also have the chance to get a free Tokyoflash watch.

The Japanese watch importer Tokyoflash will soon release yet another new limited model in the popular and stylish Pimp line.

According to Tokyoflash, the new Pimpin Aint Easy IP Black “lights up brighter than any other watch available”. The watch measures 3.1 cm across by 5.4 cm long and 1.2 cm thick, and it will be available for ¥21,900 (about $200 USD) when it’s released.

When the button is pressed for the time it will spiral all the lights on and off then show the time. Press the button again and the day and date will be displayed. Now what really makes this watch stand out, is the light up feature, the watch lights up every light in a spiral and then off in a spiral every 2 minutes from 6 PM to 1 AM.