Kisai Online LCD Watch Design with Accelerometer from Tokyoflash Japan

Kisai Online is a futuristic watch design with continuous vertical lines that uses a built in accelerometer to reveal the digital time. Available exclusively from Tokyoflash Japan:

http://www.tokyoflash.com/en/watches/...

Kisai Online includes time, date and alarm functions. It is made of stainless steel and is available in black or silver in a choice of three cool LCD colors; natural, blue or red.

Kisai Online is a digital watch so is as easy to read as any other wrist watch. The "always on" LCD display is made up of vertical lines which look like a cryptic pattern to outsiders.

Turn the watch towards you and the lines fall away to reveal the time in hours and minutes. One push of the lower button changes the display to date mode.

An animation mode is programmed into the watch. When activated the display will animate every two seconds.

Each part of Kisai Online has been individually designed and engineered, including the stainless steel case, strap and uniquely programmed LCD display.

The fully adjustable strap makes the watch suitable for small and large wrists and the watch uses a standard CR2032 watch battery which will last at least 12 months and can easily be replaced.

The idea for Kisai Online was submitted by Sam Jerichow from Germany and was voted as one of the most popular designs by fans. This is the seventh concept submitted by a fan to become reality.

Like all watches from Tokyoflash Japan, Kisai Online is a limited edition design which means that it is guaranteed to be an original design that not many other people own.

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[WolfmanZX]

I ordered this one, but after comparing it with the kisai RPM that I have, which has LEDs, I decided to return it. This would be my top #1 watch of ALL the watches on the website IF instead of LCD was LED. Aw man.

[Tokyoflash Japan]

Hi WolfmanZX, yes, LCD and LED gives a very different effect. We have more LED watches coming so stay tuned, there might be something that you really love!

[Tokyoflash Japan]

The strap can be adjusted to fit smaller wrist sizes by removing links. There are arrows at the back of the strap showing the direction of the pins to be removed.

[lyrmat]

I'm so disappointed by this watch !!!!

I just got it and had to pay 117.52€ + 38.96 at FedEx to have it !! 156,48€ (191,62$ !!!)

You barely can see what time is it in at daylight ... useless watch!!

[Tokyoflash Japan]

Hi lyrmat, sorry to hear you are disappointed with the watch. It should be clearly visible in daylight so if there is a problem with the watch Tokyoflash will exchange it for you, no questions asked. We want you to be 100% satisfied.

Customs duty depends on the country you are importing to but for most countries is very low or there is no charge.

[sakkamuse]

Wow, I remember seeing this as a concept. I think the final design is even better! This will be my next Tokyoflash watch for sure! Which colour to choose....

[GUSRULZ445]

No blue? :(

No more coming out?

Awww, I was gonna get a blue silver one!

You guys should totally make more! They look like forerunner tech from Halo.

[Tokyoflash Japan]

Hi Ano, I dont think any more are coming. It is Limited Edition & all that colour is gone now.

[Tokyoflash Japan]

Silver/Blue is sold out, sorry. Yes we deliver worldwide. Switzerland no problem - it usually takes 3-5 days.

[WolfmanZX]

I meant to say kisai night vision watch haha

[WolfmanZX]

Yeah I've seen a few prototypes that people have posted on your blogs and they're pretty neat. Oh, and now I have a kisai night watch =D

[kungfutoaITALIA]

i hate to pay import taxes. i remember when i got the kisai seven i have to pay 100€ for the watch plus something like 40€. Fuc*ing scam

[Ninjanomicory]

I'm left handed too, and the watch still changed when tilted toward me. It's an accelerometer, so as long as down is down and up is up, you'll have no problem. Now, wearing your watch upside down will cause it to display wrong, indeed.

[11JonBon11]

I just bought the black watch with red LCD. Does anyone else have a hard time reading it in the day?