The Yonkaku Watch Tells Time with Squares
Michael Hines — January 7, 2011 — Fashion
References: tuvie
If reading a conventional watch isn't exciting enough for you then I suggest you check out the Yonkaku Watch. The Yonkaku Watch, created by a one-name designer known as Sam, uses a grid divided into nine squares to tell time.
Squares of different sizes pop up within the nine squares to help you tell exactly what time it is. The design of the Yonkaku Watch is a little confusing, but I'm sure it's nothing that an instruction manual can't explain. Ball's in your court, Tokyoflash.
Squares of different sizes pop up within the nine squares to help you tell exactly what time it is. The design of the Yonkaku Watch is a little confusing, but I'm sure it's nothing that an instruction manual can't explain. Ball's in your court, Tokyoflash.
Trend Themes
1. Squares-as-time Indicators - Using squares of different sizes as time indicators could lead to innovative design possibilities.
2. Grid-based Timekeeping - Adopting a grid system for timekeeping offers a unique and visually appealing approach to reading the time.
3. Unconventional Timepiece Designs - Exploring unconventional watch designs, such as the Yonkaku Watch, presents opportunities to create new and engaging timepieces.
Industry Implications
1. Watchmaking Industry - Integrating grid-like timekeeping into traditional watches introduces a potential disruptive innovation within the watchmaking industry.
2. Fashion Industry - Collaboration between watch designers and fashion brands can lead to the development of unique and stylish grid-based timepieces.
3. Technology Industry - Combining grid-based timekeeping with smartwatch technology can revolutionize the way we interact with digital time displays.
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