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.

This USB 2.0 compliant 4-port hub features an analog style digital clock and a design that resembles a wristwatch. But, as you can see, it’s a bit too big to be used as a watch.

Features:

• Watch Shape USB 4 Port Hub
• Clock display
• Clock setting button
• USB 2.0, support USB 1.1
• Support up to 127 Hi-speed devices
• Plug & Play
• Support Widnows 98/98SE/ME/2000/XP/Vista, Mac OS 9.1~/10.2~
• Dimension: 9.5 cm x 4.1 cm x 2 cm
• Weight: 77g

The USB 4-Port Clock Hub is yours for $9.99 over at the GizFever.com website.

The New York watch manufacturer Nooka has teamed up with Undrcrwn, an footwear and apparel company based in Philadelphia, and released this fun and colorful timepiece.

The watch features a striped polyurethane band with a black ZenV display. Only 200 watches available.

Features:

• Water Resistance: 5ATM
• Functions: Date, Time
• Display: TDF LCD Display
• Case Material: Aluminum
• Case Back: Stainless Steel/Screw In
• Size: 35 x 35 x 10mm/Band Width: 28mm

The limited edition Nooka Undrcrwn Watch is yours for $275 from the Nooka online shop.

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Fans of all thing retro can now keep an eye at the current date and time and do their mathematics home works using this old school style calculator watch.

Ready for the ultimate nerd gadget? You have to try this calculator watch. Not only is it super-stylin’, it’s also a great way to solve math problems and impress your friends.

The Cal-Q-Tek Calculator Watch features a vinyl strap with a plastic casing. The timepiece measures approximately 1.25×9.75 and the is available over at fredflare.com for $18.

Looking for alternatives to last year’s Watch with Hidden 4GB USB Flash Drive? MAybe one of the products in this new line of flash memory timepieces will suit you.

Stylish Watch USB Flash Drive is fashionable and elegant for you to wear it wherever you go. Watch is always a kind of fashion, but now, it will become more useful.

Product Specifications:

• Capacity: 2GB
• Stylish and elegant
• Bring your data on the go
• USB 2.0
• Weight: 75g (approx.)

The USB Watches over at the Gadget4all.com website are available in three different models: Black ($28), White ($26) and Blue ($33).

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.

Star Wars fans will soon be available to communicate with each other using a pair of digital watches featuring quite a cheap looking clone trooper soldier style.

Kids will have hours of fun with this walkie talkie watch set. Whether role playing scenes from The Clone Wars or just sharing secret messages, these digital watches are sure to please. Batteries included.

The Clone Trooper Walkie Talkie Watches (set of 2 watches) ships March 2009 and can now be pre-ordered from the official Star Wars Shop for $29.99.

In the same line as the previous GPS coin and these other two decision makers comes this new analog watch. Here you will only be given to simple(?) options: Yes or No.

The New Decider helps you make decisions. As the seconds tick round the words “yes” and “no” are alternately displayed. When you need to make a decision, simply glance at the watch for your answer. A magnifying dome sits just above the answer window to aid visibility.

The watch is produced as a signed limited edition of 100 pieces, each watch has its edition number engraved on the back of the case. The watch comes in a MJW presentation box with a specially commissioned artwork by artist Kate Street.

Specifications:

• Case: Stainless steel
• Strap: Black leather strap with contrasting stitching
• Width (3 o’clock to 9 o’clock): 40mm
• Height (from lug to lug): 47mm
• Mechanism: Single jewel quartz mechanism
• Waterproof: 5ATM

The New Decider Watch is available from the Dynamism website for $180.

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Fans of the Transformers robots will soon be able to get their hands on a new edition of Takara Tomy’s classic Transformers wristwatch that was first released in the 80s.

The LCD on the watch features 170 LEDs to display rudimentary graphics which depict a smiley face, sleepy face, or the Autobots symbol. The watch also displays the time and various letters on the LCD.

Here’s a video of the original watch from 1983:

Two versions of the Chrono Label will be released – a Cybertron Autoceptor version and a Destron Time Limit watch which displays the same dot graphics.

The Transformers Chrono Label watch can be pre-ordered from the NCSX shop. The product will ship in mid-late August 2009 and the price is set to $290.90.

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.

The Breo sports watch is waterproof to 10 metres and comes with a “permanently affixed natural rubber band made with the naturally occurring mineral Tourmaline”.

All you need to do is just roll it onto your wrist and forget about it. If you find that you’re surfing deeper than 10m down, then you need to work on your technique. It’s cheap, tough as old boots, and the perfect worry-free watch to wear when you’re larking about in the great outdoors.

Features:

• A waterproof tubular watch.
• Comes with permanently attached natural rubber Tourmaline strap.
• Depth rating of: 10 metres.
• Available in pink, blue and black.

The Breo Sports Watch is available in three different colors – black, blue or pink – from the I Want One Of Those website for £9.99 (About $15 USD).

This multimedia watch is not only a music player, voice recorder, image viewer, digital camera and an e-book reader – it also comes with a feature that most of its competitors are missing; the capability to record video.

With internal speaker, you can share your lovely videos with your friends. Moreover, you can plug it into your PC as a web camera.

Features:

• 1.8″ TFT screen, 160*128 pixel image
• MP4 Player + Music Player + Video/Voice Recorder +Digital Camera + Digital Watch + Photo Album + E-book reader + PC Camera, all in one featured product
• Built-in 8GB flash memory
• Built-in Video Camera – Photo resolution: 640 x 480, Video Resolution: 352 x 288
• Built-in speaker
• PC Web Camera feature
• MP4 watch, support MP4(AVI/3GP) video
• Shows time/date and watch design is outstanding
• Supports MP3, WMA and MP4(AVI) format, up to 8 hours of music playback
• Supports JPEG format, also displays lyrics and picture
• High-quality digital record, song circulation function and support several languages
• 5-equalizer modes: common, popular, rock classic, jazz
• E-book browse function
• USB 2.0 High Speed transfer
• Auto Power Off Function

The MP4 Watch with Video Camera is yours for $129 from the USB Brando website.

Casio has updated their classic line of databank/calculator watches with some new cool colors and checkered patterns. You now have five different looks to choose from.

Record information, calculate with ease and keep track of appointments. This watch makes it all possible with its 25-page databank, 8-digit calculator and 5 multi-function alarms (with text).

Technical Specs:

• 10 Year Battery
• 25 Page Databank: 8 letters and 15 numerals per page, Auto-sort function
• 13 Language Display
• 8-Digit Calculator: Constants for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division
• Auto LED Light with Afterglow
• 4 Multi-function Alarms and 1 Multi-function Alarm with Snooze
• 1/100 second stopwatch
• Hourly Time Signal
• Auto Calendar (pre-programmed until the year 2099)
• 12/24 Hour Formats
• Accuracy: +/-30 seconds per month

Head over to casio.com to check out the new Casio Databank Watches. The colorful models are priced at $59 a pop, while the black one will set you back $69.95.

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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.

This digital photo frame watch features a 1.75(H) x 1.4(W) inches large 128 x 128 pixel color LCD display that is capable of displaying up to 60 of your favorites photographs.

A fashionable, unassuming wristwatch (the band is white, flexible plastic) with a face that shows you the time and up to 60 of your favorite photos. Rechargeable lithium-ion battery, software (for Macs and PCs) and USB cable included.

The Digital Picture Watch is available from the UrbanOutfitters.com website for $60.

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 2009 Hello Kitty collector edition Swarovski wristwatch has arrived in Japan. The crystal encrusted watch, available in white or pink, has been designed in Italy by Vabene and manufactured in Japan by Citizen.

Citizen’s quality is high and the Swarovski crystals shine. Cheaper than the $3000 Neiman Marcus diamond-crusted Hello Kitty watch, still very well done, and makes a great present… to yourself.

Specifications: water resistant, 4.2cm (1.68 inch) diameter.

The Hello Kitty 2009 Limited Swarovski Watch is available from Gizmine for $580.

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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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sWaP is an analog cell phone watch that actually looks like something you could wear without feeling like a complete moron. Here you will get a watch with phone capabilities, not a cell phone with a strap attached to it.

It not only tells the time, but the wearer can pop in their SIM card to transform the watch into a wrist communicator a la Dick Tracy. And there’s more. Built into the strap is a 1.3 megapixel camera, so you can sneakily snap all of those top secret government documents you keep finding left on the pub table – or you could just take pics of your mates.

The memory card slot allows you to insert a T-Flash card to upgrade the already impressive 128MB memory to a whopping 2GB. With all that memory you’ll have no problem storing all your MP3s and you can even watch MP4 movies on the 1.5 TFT colour touch screen. You can access WAP sites, bringing the world wide web to your wrist and the watch is Bluetooth enabled, so if you’re sick of getting tangled up in your hands free kit you can banish the wires forever.

Features

• A watch and a mobile phone all rolled into one.
• Pop your SIM card into the watch and it’s easy to make and receive calls
• 1.5 inch TFT colour touch screen.
• Includes a hands free kit, Bluetooth headset and a stylus for negotiating the touch screen.
• The stylus is stored in a handy slot built in to the watch strap.
• No need to buy a new SIM card – simply take it out of your mobile and pop it in the watch.
• Receives SMS, MMS and can display recent and missed calls.
• Store up to 300 contacts.
• Built in alarm clock has 5 different tones to choose from.
• Compatible with all networks except 3.
• Record audio using the hands-free kit’s mic and use the craftily concealed 1.3 megapixel camera to take pics and record video.
• 128MB memory can be expanded up to 2GB with a T-Flash card (not included).
• Supports MP3, MIDI, WAV, AAC and MP4 files.
• Requires 650mAh battery (included).

The sWaP Watch is available from I Want One Of Those for £249 (about $374 USD).