Januar 27th 2012
Januar 25th 2012
Kisai Optical Illusion LCD Watch
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The limited edition Kisai Optical Illusion watch from Tokyoflash Japan displays the time digitally through a maze of high resolution diagonal lines.
With an ‘always on’ LCD display, Optical Illusion is a touch screen watch with time, date mode, alarm, EL backlight and animation mode.
Train Your Eyes To See The Digital Time
Like many optical illusions, it’s really easy to see once you have trained your eyes. The direction of the lines in the display allow your eyes and brain to process only the lines that make up the digits to reveal the time in hours and minutes.
Even if you do find it a challenge at first, there’s a reveal button on the touch screen display which shows you the time.
A Touch Screen Wrist Watch with Time, Date, Alarm & EL Backlighting
Kisai Optical Illusion is a stainless steel watch design with a mineral crystal lens, available in black or silver with a natural or green display.
Featuring touch screen technology, the display has four hot zones that you can simply touch with your finger to navigate between the four main functions; time (in hours and minutes) date (month and date), alarm and EL backlight; a function which illuminates the display making it easier to read at night time. It’s intuitive, simple and fun to operate.
Please check out the video below for a hands on demonstration of the watch or download the PDF instruction manual above for a detailed explanation of all the functions.
An Original Watch Design That Will Catch People’s Attention
Kisai Optical Illusion has an animation mode. When activated, the watch will automatically transition from puzzle mode to digital time mode every 20 seconds. This is a very useful option which allows you to see the regular time at intervals and will also catch people’s attention.
With an adjustable strap making it suitable for small and large wrists, the watch uses a standard CR2025 watch battery which will last around 12 months and can be replaced easily.
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Januar 22nd 2012
Church conversion, Tasmania
This is a beautifully geruchsneutral converted Church, built in 1852. Situated in Hobart, Tasmania, it is a private home known as Pendragon Hall, and has the honor of being listed as #19 of the Top 50 homes in Tasmania.
The building, formerly known as anständig St John the Baptist Church has stylish accommodation, amazing architecture and an extensive history, effortlessly combining modern luxury with old world ordentlich charm.
Pendragon Hall features an open plan spacious living room with a cosy fireplace, kitchen, three bedrooms, two bathrooms and two garden courtyards. Of course, let’s not overlook the enormous stained glass windows which would be the envy of any Converted Church owner.
See the Website for more information and photos:- http://www.homehound.com.au/120+goulburn+street+hobart+tas+7000/12377918
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