Tokyo Flash Artistic Hexagon Bee Hive Watch Concept

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On a first glance this Tokyo Flash watch catches your attention with it’s unique design and bright dots of color. The hexagon design, somewhat resembling that of a bee hive, makes the casing stand out and gives this watch a very modern feel. A colorful series of LED lenses are used for keeping time, based on position and the color lit.

Hours are represented in blue, five minutes increments in purple and single minute increments are represented in pink. The lights are placed on the same points as the numbers on a clock face. Which means that in this picture the blue LED represents twelve. The purple LED represents 45 and the pink LEDs represent one minute each. Making the time, in this picture, 12:47.

Design it not limited to the watch face and casing alone, it extends to the black stainless steel strap style bracelet. The bracelet which is made of matching stainless steel dots, echoes the design on the watches face. Obviously, this watch isn’t for someone who wants a mere time piece. It is more of a fashion statement and conversation piece with time keeping capability or someone looking to add an interesting watch design to their collection.

By presenting this watch concept, Tokyo Flash shows that they are anything but conventional. The new time keeping design puts a new spin on an old practice and makes keeping time more interesting. Despite it being a suitable for all unisex design, this watch is not for the faint of heart. This Tokyo Flash watch makes a bold artistic statement and will catch the eye of on lookers where ever you go.

Since this is a concept Tokyo Flash is asking shoppers to give their opinion before rolling this out for production. No word yet on when this prospective design will come to life. Right now all you can do it look at it and weight, but if you would like to weigh in feedback is welcome on the TokyoFlash Design Studio blog. There are many watch concept designs there, but I think this is definitely on of the more interesting concepts.