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Tokyo Flash Kisai Satellite Watch
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Aug 10, 2011The number on top of that box is the hour, the one on the left is the tens of minutes, and the number on the right is the single minutes. The watch comes in several colors with a black or polished chrome band. The black band comes with blue, orange, red, or green LCD screens. The silver band version can be had with pink, green, or orange LCD backgrounds.
The watch has a backlight and also has a date function. The watch has an internal battery good for about a year of use. You can check out the watch on video below to see how easy it is to read.
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Tokyo Flash Kisai Stencil LCD watch makes you read between the lines - GizmagMasters of obfuscated timepieces Tokyo Flash have always (well, since 2010) been open to consumer ideas for watch displays that are at first glance baffling but easy to read once you know the knack. With its fan-conceived Kisai Stencil LCD watch,
Tokyoflash Kisai Stencil Watch Is All About What It Doesn't Show
by Eric Limer | 1:10 pm, February 21st, 2012 As part of its enduring fondness for watches which aren't immediately decipherable, Tokyoflash has released yet another watch that isn't exactly what it seems. The Kisai Stencil Watch, while a little weird
by Eric Limer | 1:10 pm, February 21st, 2012 As part of its enduring fondness for watches which aren't immediately decipherable, Tokyoflash has released yet another watch that isn't exactly what it seems. The Kisai Stencil Watch, while a little weird Tokyoflash's Kisai Stencil watch: telling the time with negative spaceBy Cory Doctorow at 2:19 pm Tuesday, Feb 21 Tokyoflash's latest Kisai watch is the Kisai Stencil, based on a concept design submitted by a math teacher named Heather Sable. It uses "negative space" to draw the numbers, a display that is cryptic at
Tokyo Flash Kisai Stencil LCD watch makes you read between the lines
By James Holloway Masters of obfuscated timepieces Tokyo Flash have always (well, since 2010) been open to consumer ideas for watch displays that are at first glance baffling but easy to read once you know the knack. With its fan-conceived Kisai
By James Holloway Masters of obfuscated timepieces Tokyo Flash have always (well, since 2010) been open to consumer ideas for watch displays that are at first glance baffling but easy to read once you know the knack. With its fan-conceived Kisai Icon – Tokyo Flash Kisai Stencil LCD Watch
As much as it looks like a retro game, the Tokyo Flash Kisai Stencil is actually a rather nice watch. It's pretty simple once you know how. The lines on the face form the edges of the numbers, so you read the negative space.
As much as it looks like a retro game, the Tokyo Flash Kisai Stencil is actually a rather nice watch. It's pretty simple once you know how. The lines on the face form the edges of the numbers, so you read the negative space.Tokyo Flash People Talk
Where can I buy truly unique and bizarre wrist watches like Tokyo Flash?
CommentsQ: I'm looking for a Christmas gift for my brother, who collects watches as a hobby. I want to get him something way out of the ordinary, both to rib him a little about his obsession, and to make sure I don't duplicate something he already has. Is anyone here familiar with Tokyoflash at www.tokyoflash.com? These watches are certianly different, but does anyone know if they are any good as watches , or are they just so much gadgety junk? And if so, where else can I find interesting watches of good quality?
A: You can buy them from
http://www.amazon.com/gp/search?ie=UTF8& amp;keywords=01%20The%20One&tag=p045 -20&index=watches&linkCode=ur2&a mp;camp=1789&creative=9325
Hope this helps
Good luck!
- Sorry, but I don't know. Look it up on google. "Are Tokyo Flash watches good quality?" You'll probably find an answer there. Good luck!
Any good idea for flash mob in Tokyo?
Q: What kind of flash mob would you take part in?
A: The freeze action looked quite fun and it would be great to see peoples reaction. Sudden dancing ones looked fun as well. BUT, it would have to be planned and the location would have to be well thought out. (Some areas during the wrong hour would cause tons of problems)
Good staging areas with the space I'd recommend (I am sure there are more and even better ones with the right research):
Shinagawa station East exit. This space has been used for television shows and has quite a bit of space to work with.
Ueno station bridge. A huge bridge over the tracks, lots of great light here and quite a bit of space. (sometimes homeless congregate here though, don't know how that'd play out)
Ueno park. Around the fountains near the park is large areas for walking, quite beautiful. (Also a homeless area of congregation)
Omiya Station Pedestrian bridges, west exit. Cool variety of closely consecrated bridge works. Could work nice.
Fujisawa. The same as above, although the space can get tighter here.
Thats just a small sampling. But, be sure to check with the local police or research about such an activity. Laws are different here and such activities can be seen as disruptive.
I would be quite interested to be a part of any sort of flash mob. :-D
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