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$10 off Tokyo Flash Watches

Fabrizio Pilato — Mon, 06 Aug 2012 11:52:17 +0000

We just wanted to remind our readers that our Tokyo Flash contest is coming to an end very soon, so enter here before it’s too late! We also have a $10 off coupon for our readers who just want to buy one directly. Type in the code MM10 at checkout (you will have to check the box saying that you have a coupon code) and it will take $10 off when you continue to the next page.

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Contest: Win Any Tokyo Flash Watch You Like!

Fabrizio Pilato — Thu, 19 Jul 2012 14:09:00 +0000

You know those fancy Tokyo Flash watches that are so advanced and futuristic you’ll be the only one capable of telling the time on it after you study the manual? Well, they do look awesome, and their actually not that hard to use. So we’ve teamed up with Tokyo Flash to offer our readers this great contest. One winner will be selected who can chose any watch they wish from the Tokyo Flash website. There’s no limit on price, so you can choose their most expensive model, or the one that will rock it on your wrist.

Instructions: All you have to do is like this post (Click “Like” just below the title), jump over to our Facebook post and tell us in the comments which watch you would like! It’s that easy. * Fineprint below.

* Open to everyone in every country in the world! One winner will be chosen from the Facebook comments for this post on August 31, 2012. The winner has 72 hours to respond providing shipping address and choice of watch.

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Uber geek watch has dip switches

Michael Kwan — Thu, 22 Sep 2011 21:56:04 +0000

Timex? Tissot? Esquire? Sure, these are perfectly fine brands for wristwatches, but none of them are particularly geeky. For that, you may want to turn to the people at Click who recently announced a couple of new watches bearing a circuit board-inspired design.

The two watches are more or less the same, except one has a series of dip switches and other has a single turn switch, hence their respective names. Beneath that is a circuit board-inspired design, along with what looks like computer cabling/ribbon for the wristband. Even the packaging comes in a circuit board-based design.

The display can be set to show the time in a regular digital fashion, but there are alternative modes too, like the one where hours, 10x minutes, and 1x minutes are displayed in three different rows. I never got the appeal of making the process to tell time more difficult than it needs to be, but I guess that’s part of the whole geek chic thing. They retail for $150 to $170 each.

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