The watch is only 9.3mm thick at center, and just 5.0mm at the edges, so that’s pretty svelte. It can also display two separate time zones simultaneously on its face. You can switch time modes by swiping the bottom of the case. It’s available in black, white or orange.

You can pre-order it over at Phosphor’s website for $79 (USD) – $20 off regular price – which is quite reasonable. It will ship on December 11th. Phosphor already sells a curved display E-ink watch that sells for $165.

[via designboom]

Phosphor’s E-Ink watches have a bold modern design, and feature highly readable electrostatic displays.

The Phosphor DH01, DH02 and DH03 all feature a display that combines a dramatic modern numeric display for minutes, along with a simulated analog dial for the current hour. You can also swap the analog dial for a numeric one if you so desire.

The DC01, DC02, and DC03 calendar watches offer a complete monthly calendar on the watch face, with the time displayed above it. Like the other models, the diplays can be inverted from grey-on-black to black-on-grey to suit your fancy.

You can find the full collection of Phosphor E-Ink watches over at Watchismo. All models are priced at $194 (USD), and are available with black leather, polyurethane and stainless steel band options.