The blue LEDs on the white watch are placed the same way as on an analog clock, which makes it easy to tell the time. It’s also the first watch from Tokyoflash made out of acetate, a strong, glossy material. Each part of the watch has been hand-cut, machined, and polished. The LEDs are hidden behind smoked glass, which makes them somewhat dimmer than usual, so it’s good if you don’t like super-bright LEDs.

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As with many Tokyoflash watches, this one is USB-rechargeable in 3.5 hours. One charge should last about a month. Each battery is good for 300 charges, so it should last you about 25 years.

The Kisai RPM Acetate is available from Tokyoflash for $159.99 (USD).

The handmade calendars come in vertical or horizontal styles and cost $29.95 for paper backing, or $49.95 for clear acetate backing. They have the days of the week, with weekends in bold face, and all major US holidays marked down.

So if you’re the type of person who changes apartments biannually just for the thrill of the bubble wrap, this might be a way to get a measured daily fix o’ the pop. In my view, it certainly beats out the virtual bubble-popping experiences that are currently available. You can buy one here!

[via CoolHunting]