What’s that got to do with a watch? Well, one, it’s almost Thanksgiving. And two? Cadence has a new Creative Director, and have introduced their Radian watch that has pi all over it. Cadence has introduced some stylistically interesting watches, and this one is no exception. Of course, that bronze-tone case certainly doesn’t hurt, either, now does it?
Need you a simple automatic watch? It’s a mere $225 an runs a Miyota 8215 movement and has a leather wristband.
They’ll be available in October but you can pre-order now for 40% off.
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We’ve been talking about Cadence for a while now and I got the chance to sit down with Vanya Buvac, founder of the company watches and creator of some nice, inexpensive timepieces (including the dirty, dirty 4:20 watch).
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Everyone needs a little style and that’s why Cadence released this unique “analog digital” (not really) LCD watch. The piece comes in steel and costs $119.
It’s out of stock right now but, as you can see, it has a digital center read-out and a rotating LCD “hand” around the edge.
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Here’s a geeky watch that won’t destroy your budget. Cadence teamed up with designer John Flear to produce the 4-BIt watch. The geek angle? All of the time indications are shown in 4-bit binary language instead of arabic or roman numerals.
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Cadence Watches is another American watch company, however this one is a little different. Cadence recently ran a design content for the Philidephia area, looking for concepts to be used in their next wristwatch model. The winner of that contest was Josh Chadwick, a graphic designer who came up with the “Gentleman’s Digital Analog timepiece.”
