GERMAN WATCH FANATIC SENDS DESIGN TO TOKYO FLASH

Tokyo Flash fan creates new design

Tokyo Flash Japan posts a new concept design by a watch fanatic on its blog

A German watch fanatic has sent an innovative new design to Tokyo Flash Japan that has been feature on the firm's blog.

The display for the new concept watch features a number of vertical lines which are the continued all the way around the strap.

Speaking to Tokyo Flash Japan, Sam said: "The inspiration for this watch design comes from bracelet watches with a continuous pattern all around the wrist.

"This time I let several lines surround the wrist and the result is the futuristic On Line."

The On Line watch uses pairs of vertical lines to indicate the time. The four pairs representing the four numbers used to represent time on a 12-hour clock.

Sam added that the watch would be ideal for either men or women who like to wear something a little more artistic than the average timepiece. He noted that it was relatively easy to understand the display.

Earlier this year, Tokyo Flash Japan turned a concept design by Canadian teenager Tynan Mayhew into a commercial design.

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