Japanese Watch Shop TokyoFlash offers a new cryptic to read, but stylish timepiece. The iPattern tells time by splitting the display into 2 halves. Top half for hours and bottom half for minutes. The day of the week is indicated by written characters MO, TU, WE etc. that curves around the display. The 30mm LCD display dial has several modes making the display of the iPattern diversified. The red LCD display combined with the white case is for sure the most unique look for this Japanese Watch...more...
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Ima Nanji Desu Ka?
by Mulboyne » Thu May 18, 2006 10:06 am
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[/floatl]Wrist Dreams: Another Japanese iPattern Wristwatch
Japanese Watch Shop TokyoFlash offers a new cryptic to read, but stylish timepiece. The iPattern tells time by splitting the display into 2 halves. Top half for hours and bottom half for minutes. The day of the week is indicated by written characters MO, TU, WE etc. that curves around the display. The 30mm LCD display dial has several modes making the display of the iPattern diversified. The red LCD display combined with the white case is for sure the most unique look for this Japanese Watch...more...
Japanese Watch Shop TokyoFlash offers a new cryptic to read, but stylish timepiece. The iPattern tells time by splitting the display into 2 halves. Top half for hours and bottom half for minutes. The day of the week is indicated by written characters MO, TU, WE etc. that curves around the display. The 30mm LCD display dial has several modes making the display of the iPattern diversified. The red LCD display combined with the white case is for sure the most unique look for this Japanese Watch...more...
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by Greji » Thu May 18, 2006 10:37 am
Mulboyne wrote:
But will it beam you up?
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by Kuang_Grade » Thu May 18, 2006 1:02 pm
It is an interesting watch, although the image used isn't as clear as other (in the photo, it is showing 12:54) as to how you read it...But the watch band is a little too Space 1999-ish for my taste.
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