Tokyo Flash is Making This Watch a Reality, Due to You [Tokyo Flash]

Nov 26th 2010
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Enough people voted on this ” Kisai RPM” concept watch submitted to Tokyo Flash by Brit James Fursedon, that the Japanese company is making it a reality. There’s even better news-it’s on sale now!

Thankfully, it’s one of the most easiest-to-read designs we’ve seen by the crazy watch manufacturer. Inspired by DJ decks, the glowing blue LEDs indicate the hours and minutes around the brushed chrome steel center. It costs £132 inside the UK, that is around $208-get in quick! [ Tokyo Flash ]

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