LCD watches are so common these days. Everyone seems to adorn one on his/her hands. I bet you this LCD watch from Nekura, Scramble will shatter the clustered image of a LCD watch. The watch has a color-changing LED device. So does every LCD watch you might think. Well, this one is different. You cannot think of having a show of six amazing colors-from yellow to cyan, from green to pink and from red to blue, on your watch. The catch in this watch is the special time-denoting system. It might take you some time to understand how it works. But once you get the hang of it, you can flaunt your intelligence and sharpness of mind. There are bars which denote minutes and hours. The lighting up of these bars denote the time. And if you thought that was enough, the watch has an alarm as well. The engraved, self-adjusting wristband made of stainless steel and finished with a neatly designed clasp makes it all the more appealing and stylish. Well, I kind of hooked on to this one at the moment I saw it. Available for ¥12,900, you should really think of getting this one.
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