Minimalist Zero-G Lightweight Japanese LCD Watch

Feb 9 2007, 2:00am CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Japanese watch shop TokyoFlash has a cool watch in their offering. The Zero-G by Futara only weighs 60g and has a very minimalist LCD time display.

The LCD "hand" points to the hour just like a regular watch and the sweeping curve ends at the minute mark. This is actually a display that is readable. Many of the Tokyoflash LED watches are just difficult to tell the time with.The Zero-G sells for about $80 on TokyoFlash. Via Wrist Dreams.

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