TokyoFlash is a supplier of limited-edition LCD and LED watches that have joyfully substituted the conventional clock hands and dull numerals for exotic displays featuring counter-intuitive ideograms, ...

Some Tokyoflash watches may be almost as impossible to read as they are fun, but they can’t be faulted in the eye-catching department. The latest watch in the Tokyoflash stable, the Kisai Blade, is ...

Congrats to Marika of Stirling, N.J., for winning last week's giveaway, a big bundle of back-to-school gifts. Now, pun intended, it's time for this week's giveaway, a Tokyoflash Kisai Upload ...

The guys over at Tokyoflash have released their latest geeky watch, the Tokyoflash Kisai Spider transparent LCD watch. The watch originally started out as a concept design and has now been put into ...

Tokyoflash have debuted a new timepiece, the Kisai Keisan, and as usual it's pretty tricky to read. Constructed from high-grade aluminium with convex, magnifying lenses over a choice of red, green, ...

I’ll admit it, it’s been nearly a month since I covered the Kisai Optical Illusion watch and I still can’t read the damn thing (it’s a schooner, I’m told). But Kisai’s latest user-submitted design is ...

Tokyoflash Japan’s Kisai On Air Acetate features a monochrome LCD with a single clock hand that tells the hour by its position and the minute by the numbers it’s made up of. The interface is driven by ...

Tokyoflash Japan’s Kisai Online watch uses an accelerometer to reveal the time to the wearer while others see nothing but a stream of vertical lines. Tokyoflash Japan’s Kisai Online watch uses an ...

Some of our readers will remember the Kisai X Watch from Tokyoflash that launched last year, and now Tokyoflash have released a new version of the watch, the Kisai X Acetate White LED Watch. The main ...

Tokyo Flash, the Japanese watchmaker with a flair for optical extravagance, has just released its newest user submitted design—the Kisai Online. Originally submitted by Samuel Jerichow of Germany to ...