Crazy times for Japanese concept clocks
Tokyoflash, a Japanese seller of wacky timepieces, asks consumers to vote on the concept designs they'd most like to see next.
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Japan's Tokyoflash, purveyor of such wacky wristwatch offerings as the Morse Code Watch and Infection--whose face is (obviously!) supposed to resemble a colony of bacteria--wants consumers to tell it which time-telling pieces they'd like to see next.
Will it be an upright ambient-light clock that displays the time through light animation? A spaceship clone with lights and an iPod connection? A throwing-star-ish model that displays hours, minutes, and seconds on its three arms?
Those are just a few of the unusual concept designs that Tokyoflash is featuring in a product design survey that just went up on its Web site.
It only takes a few minutes to fill out, if you're so inclined. And if nothing else, the images offer a fun glimpse at what design nerds may be putting on their nightstands in the near future. Any catch your eye?
