By Andrew Liszewski
If wearing a watch is more of a style choice for you, than a means to ensure you arrive somewhere on time, then the vagueness of Ryohei Yoshiyuki and Tomoya Kahimada’s ‘Time Of The Day’ watch would make it a perfect accessory. Instead of hands or even a digital display, the watch’s face changes colors, roughly reflecting what the sky would look like through a 24 hour period were there no cloud cover. Pushing a button on the side of the case also causes the sun or the moon to appear, providing extra clues about what time of day it is. And on a more philosophical level, the watch also serves as a reminder to take a few seconds to look up at the real sky throughout your busy day.
[ Ryohei Yoshiyuki’s Time Of The Sky Watch ] VIA [ designboom ]
good things,it looks very beautiful and useful.
I get the whole art concept thing here, but really, can't they design something smaller than a cigar box? It looks like I could carry my lunches in that thing.
Very nice Sky Watch The new Style Statement.