People suffering from hypertension have to monitor their blood pressure at regular intervals to take precautionary measures and keep things under control. However, the conventional blood pressure meter includes few complex and untidy accessories, such as inflatable cuff, mechanical manometer and a stethoscope,which become difficult to apply for the users on the go.
Gone are the days of old boring cell watches. In the age of electronic boom, how can we still use the same old pattern in watches? A French designer named Oliver has finally designed an elegant solar LED watch that utilizes a sort of free energy to illuminate a string-like structure on its LED membrane. The time is shown by LEDs, with the hours on the perimeter of the design in blue, five minute groups in the same locations in purple. Four single minutes are shown on the cross bars in the center.
Looking like a bracelet, the “One Line” by German designer Sam is an analog watch that replaces the conventional hands with a single line to indicate both the hour and minutes. The thicker end of the line signifies the hour while the thinner side represents minutes on the dial. Featuring a strap and dial finished in a translucent material, the concept watch presents a smooth, curvy design that glows in the dark to tell the time in a simple yet stylish manner. Call it a timepiece or a fashion accessory, the One Line adding to the style is sure to attract the trendy.
Specifically designed for an ultra stylish road hogger, the Tuning Watch by French designer Patrick is a must have while on the go. Patrick carved the looks taking idea from a revamped American car, Calande, from the 50s and 60s. The inspiration may be a century old we must say that the watch everything but a retrospective appearance. The sleek design looking as fresh as yesterday is especially meant to make time gazing handy on the wheel.
Designed by Shiu Yuk Yuen, the “See-Through Time Watch” concept could well be the future of wristwatches. According to its name, the concept watch features a see-through LCD screen that utilizes a polycarbonate material for transparency. The time is read out in a digital format, where the digits seem to float in the air rather than being fixed on a screen. The transparent display is supported by silicon rubber straps with smooth corners and edges that add a touch of flexibility to the entire watch.
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