Limited edition silicone Quasar watch from Tokyoflash Japan

by Janet Cloninger on April 17, 2014 in: News 2 comments

Tags: Clocks, Watches and Clocks

The latest offering from Tokyoflash Japan is the Limited Edition Kisai Quasar Silicone Watch. The Quasar watch shows time as either a normal numeric format or as a pattern mode. It has a silicone band and body with a inner metal casing. It also has date and alarm modes, stop watch function, animation, and an electroluminescent backlight. It’s available with a black or white band/case and your choice of blue, green, red, or mirror LCD face. The Kisai Quasar Silicone Watch is $99 at Tokyoflash Japan.

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Bob Deloyd April 19, 2014, 2:28 am

I have nothing to say Janet! 🙂

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Janet Cloninger April 19, 2014, 7:10 am

Left ya speechless, huh Bob? 😉

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