Radio controlled watch from CITIZEN.

Citizen watch company Limited has launched a new Eco-Drive radio-controlled model. This watch is Citizen’s first analogue chronograph capable of receiving standard time radio-waves from multiple stations. 
A radio controlled watch receives standard time radio waves that are broadcasted from radio wave transmitters and uses these waves to automatically correct the time and date.

The model is designed to receive standard time radio-waves from 5 stations including Germany, the U.S.A., Japan (East and West), and China. As a result, it not only offers greater accuracy but added convenience too. 
For world time, users can choose from 26 cities and UTC (Coordinated Universal Time). Simply turn the dial disk using the crown to switch the city. Doing this allows you to easily adjust the hour and second hands to the time zone of the city selected.

As the new Radio control watch comes with an ‘Eco-Drive’ platform, it keeps running on any kind of light. Whenever exposed to any source of light, the watch charges itself and sustains even when kept in dark for some time. Other features include charge level indicator, power reserve indicator, and alarm.






Radio controlled Calibre H610 is priced at Rs. 66,000 INR.

Geomesh: An Abstract Watch !

Geomesh adds to the list of weird watches that we've seen so far. These watches have a niche market; they're a choice among people who like to flaunt their possessions. The watch looks like a flexible metal piece for a display. I won't take time to explain it, because there's no chance that I'm going to try and understand it. Take a look at the image below, and figure it out for yourself.

On the one hand, it looks antique, but on the other, it's flashy Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) of different colors, which give it a nice, modern feel. Geomesh can be yours for USD 120 (Rs.4,800).