Tokyo Watch does unthinkable, releases intuitive-to-read Galaxy watch

I'd like to congratulate the obtuse blink mongerers at Tokyo Flash for finally releasing a watch the time-telling of which does not require its wearer to be some kind of frakkin' Cylon. The new Galaxy watch is housed in a polished silver case and features one of the most straightforward time-reading mechanisms on their site: twelve yellow bars swoop around the face clockwise, lighting up to denote hours. Nestled inside that circle, eleven red bars denote five minute increments, while four green bars indicate single minutes.

I love it. Hey, I could actually read time with this thing without first having to Google up some absurd LED cryptogram! The Galaxy is on sale now for about $133.

Galaxy [Tokyo Flash via Geekologie]

[#1 posted by eustace , July 3, 2008 6:35 AM]

The display on that watch is so Trek, so very, very, Trek.

[#2 posted by Aaron Lemur Mintz , July 3, 2008 11:04 AM]

I've got two TF watches, I don't know what you're talking about, both of them are pretty simple.

The Eleeno Raito & Orbit, both analog and awesome. Although it's true, the digital watches from TF are pretty crazy.

[#3 posted by Karnuvap , July 3, 2008 11:18 AM]

So - I make it 10:38 then. Or nearly twenty to eleven.

Do I get a prize?

[#4 posted by drblack , July 4, 2008 12:07 PM]

Are numbers no longer in style?

[#5 posted by xs4 , July 29, 2008 3:52 AM]

It is really very nice article.I was searching on internet from long time.
Thanks for posting such a nice article.
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