Clock with a linear time display

Division Furtive. A clock showing the time by means of LEDs (in the improved model, mechanisms with moving pins are used) located in a special lined compartment.


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- days of the week
- date
- time zone
- Moon phases

There is a chronometer.

Activation works just like the lights on the G-Shock: a person tilts the clock by about 45 degrees.

Special attention is given to the process of setting the correct time - the clock is put on the smartphone screen. Special software makes the screen blink so that the light sensor on the clock can perceive light signals and synchronize the time on the clock with the time on the smartphone. Epilepsy prone clocks are not recommended, yes.

It is planned to make 2 models (Type40, using diodes, and Type46, using pins).

In general, it is better to watch the video once.



TTH version with diodes ($ 190)

- Diameter - 50mm
- Thickness - 16mm
- Body - filled with epoxy
- Matte plastic lenses
- 25 yellow LEDs
- Touch sensor to glass
- Accelerometer (3 axes)
- AAA battery
- Rubber strap
- Power reserve - about a year
- Warranty - a year.

The watch is planned to be made completely waterproof, but so far only a certificate for water resistance has been formally obtained.




The designer says that he spent about 18 months developing a “mechanical” version of such a watch (pins). It is also mentioned that this version is so cool that there are only a couple of analogs sold for $ 250k. While this device will cost $ 3600.

TTH "mechanical" model

- only 46 copies produced
- Swiss movement
- silver case (using nanoceramics)
- Diameter - 50 mm
- Thickness - 16 mm
- Gold plated dial
- Sapphire glass
- 3-axis accelerometer + glass touch sensor
- AAA battery
- Leather belt
- Warranty 2 years



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