Fossil Bluetooth watch for Android smartphones

If your favorite brand of watches is Fossil and you’re an Android smartphone user, you’d definitely love to hear that Fossil is planning a Bluetooth version of its watches for the Android users. The Fossil watch should be more or less the same with other Bluetooth watches, which allows you to have quick checks of the messages or incoming calls on the watch and keep the phone in your pocket.

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Swap Rebel USB phone watch

Watch wearers might love the idea of using their watches to make calls so they do not have to carry a cell phone in their pocket. The sWaP Rebel is another USB phone watch that has freshly arrived. It allows you to make calls and it’s even equipped with a touchscreen color display, which should be too small for most fingers.

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TokyoFlash Kisai Wasted LED watch

TokyoFlash is well known for its confusing watches. They’ve just added a new LED watch in its line, which is called the Kisai Wasted LED watch. The Kisai Wasted watch is available in black and white and it boasts a streamlined plastic case and strap finished in gloss with matte detail.

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WeWood Wooden Watches

So, you love wood? WeWood has a number of wooden watches that are made of true wood and shall be suitable gears for a wood lover. The entire watch is crafted in wood except the electronic parts, the ticking hands and some buttons.

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TokyoFlash Optical Illusion LED Watch concept is both eye and brain killing

TokyoFlash have been better known for their mind-confusing LED watches which usually need more of your mind power to interpret the actual time displayed. But their latest concept watch, the Optical Illusion LED Watch seems to be working differently from those models we’ve seen in the past, which requires no calculations and no memorization of symbols etc.

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Accelerometer water watch

A number of unusual watches have come out of the hands of TokyoFlash, the Accelerometer Water Watch is no exception, is another TokyoFlash watch, but this time it does not contain any LEDs, instead as its name suggests, it uses water to show you the time.

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Service Without Fail RAID watch

Computer geeks should be familiar with the term RAID, which having RAID configurations for your hard drives allow you to have redundancy of drives and data that minimizes failure. The St. Dupont’s watch also borrows the term RAID for its Service Without Fail RAID watch which may mislead you to think the watch has some redundancy of components to keep it always running without fail.

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Influx Japanese-inspired LED watch priced below $14

The Influx LED watch definitely looks pretty similar to those TokyoFlash LED watches that we’re familiar with. It even claims to be a Japanese-inspired watch which features a number red, orange, and green LED lights for telling time and an Onyx/Carbonate-colored metal strap.

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Oregon Scientific watch for effective workout – with heart rate monitor and hydration alert

You might have been wondering why your serious workouts every day, have never yielded the result you want. You’d be missing some important things that you need to watch out during workout, that would help you burn fat and calories effectively. Such as you have to monitor your body’s fluid loss and hydrate when necessary for optimal workout performance.

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Tokyoflash Kisai LED Traffic watch

Tokyoflash has got another weird LED watch to show us here. It’s called Traffic watch that uses three map routes to show time to its wearer. The city streets marked in blue, represent the hours, the 5-minute intervals are shown along the subway line and the single minutes are shown in green.

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