No pain any more. Here’s a great news for the diabetics. It’s time for them to jump in joy as Glucowatch can check blood sugar levels in a “sweaty” way. Designed by Christopher Stamp, the watch-like device is worn around the wrist. It uses a person’s sweat to read the sugar level. Glucowatch keeps the user well informed and make sure even a diabetic leads a healthy life.
The Zub Zayu is Nooka’s largest display in the Zub collection. Taken from the Japanese word, sayu, meaning left and right, the Zayu is an asymmetrical timepiece with many innovative features, including the display with the hour “time capsule” graphic, an ergonomic asymmetrical design, as well as a curved case back for an even more comfortable fit. This model is also the first watch with “sleepmode” to conserve battery when not in use. Moreover, the Zayu is a truly ambidextrous design that wears well on both left and right wrists.
Slyde company has introduced a unique digital watch HD3, developed by designer Jörg Haysekom (Jorg Hysek). Watch is equipped with LED touch screen (OLED possible option) with moving vertically and horizontally different virtual screens. User can choose whatever background and layout he wants with a touch of a finger.
Just when it seems like watches have faded into the technological sunset, along comes Mutewatch, a minimalist time management device with a touchscreen that specializes in subtle reminders.
Very interesting design from creator Zach Weiss when it comes to his Orbo watch series.
You will have on the same “clock” the Temp, the Date and the Stop dials that will orbit on top of the normal watch screen. Also there is the 2nd display that will show you the temperature or the current date (it will depend on what model you chose to have).
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