InokiX - Japanese Wrist Watch By Spoon Seiko

Aug 4 2003, 11:01pm EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Seiko Spoon created a new model of the legendary Secret Agent Man Spoon watch. The new one is themed with Japan's most extreme Fighter Inoki. Never heard of him. In any case the watch is pretty much out there with its X shaped case. The InokiX watch has the same features as the Secret Agent Man including URL database.
The Japanese Watch Store TokyoFlash is selling the InokiX for $179.00.

Look around the TokyoFlash site, they have a bunch of unique looking wrist watches.

See Also:
Philippe Starck Watch
Palm OS Wrist PDA
Tissot Touch Screen Watch

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