Toykoflash has just launched a new watch and it looks great and it’s based on the Rorschach test hence the name Kisai Rorschach watch. The watch comes in five different styles of black,silver, black leather, brown leather and white leather. The watch uses an EPaper display with both positive and negative viewing modes but what I think is amazing is that the watch battery can last up to three years! Several pictures for you below and a link to a video as well. The price is $179 with free shipping right now but it goes to regular price on Thursday.

    

 

Tokyoflash Japan has just released its first ePaper watch, Kisai Rorschach.
Here’s a brief description of the watch:
“In 1921 Swiss psychologist Hermann Rorschach pioneered the now famous “Rorschach inkblot test”. A series of mysterious ink blots used to evaluate patient’s thoughts and emotions by their response as to what the patterns remind them of.
Kisai Rorschach replicates the appearance of an inkblot on paper while cleverly displaying the digital time. The watch includes 3 time modes, date, alarm, positive and negative modes and is only 6.4mm thin.”
Reading the time is simple. Hours are shown in the top right, minutes in the bottom left, the rest of the screen is a reflection of these digits which creates the inkblot effect.
Kisai Rorschach was originally a concept submitted to the Tokyoflash Design Studio Blog by Tokyoflash fan Sam Jerichow from Germany.
The watch is available at the special release price of $179 (€134, £114) including free shipping, until Thursday November 21st at 11:00am Japan time.
there is a video demo here on our YouTube channel.
There’s also an impressive fan submitted video here,