What else would you call it with these new models that pair the quirky Rogue and Stencil with wooden cases (ala Sprout or Tense?) with wooden cases and (for the Rogue) a wooden bracelet?

  Do you love your ThinkGeek Equalizer t-shirt, but wish you could wear it more frequently?  Then, friend, TokyoFlash has quite an alternative to offer you.

  It seems to me that TokyoFlash’s frantic release schedule has slowed down a bit.  Even if it has, they’re still turning out some of the most unique designs available for digital pieces  - and their latest release is no exception to that rule.

  Well, perhaps not – can spiders tell time?  Sure, some can give a photographer superpowers, but I don’t think it could tell time.  The Kisai Spider from TokyoFlash, on the other hand, can, in their usual quirky style.

  I’m not the only one who recalls playing (or watching others play) rudimentary video games that had you flying through some nutty tunnel that looked like a bunch of lined up neon tubes, right?  Well, if you do, you’ll immediately understand the reference in TokyoFlash’s latest watch.

  It seemed to me like ToykoFlash was a little overdue for bringing another time display-bending model to the market, and then I was notified of their newest one – the Kisai Polygon.

  While I rather doubt this watch had anything to do with the Kobayashi Maru, it’s still a rather intriguing one from the folks over at TokyoFlash.

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