Top 10 watches most difficult to read

1: Equalizer High Frequency 2

High Frequency 2, this watch uses themes Equalizer. again be quick to read the time: the screen pushing until the top row of lights, which then float back to the way graphic equalizer to show the time only 5 seconds.
Technically, High Frequency 2 is actually quite sophisticated watch: this is the only advanced LCD uses LED lights to watch a whole, so that power consumption is very low. 9 more after the break...

2: e35 JLr7

look carefully, and agan what happens with this clock.
created by Eri & Eiichi or e35, called JLr7 (just look at the top row of the hour.

If agan want to find the time now, simply press the button to watch the L-shaped notch grid that flame. Hours, minutes and seconds are encoded in geometric patterns.

The first two lines of flame, consisting of 12 lamps, in use to determine the "clock". The third flame next line to determine multiples of 15 minutes, and 14 minutes, the next line of flame 1 minute each.

Here's how to read time with e35 JLr7:

3: Oberon

This clock is very stylish! Oberon watches uses concentric rings to tell time. Each LED in the outer ring indicates 1 hour. LEDs on the second ring is 1 minute each, and their rings (or third) in, 10 minutes each.

Fortunately, the LED is positioned exactly like the numbers on the regular clock-face, so it was really very easy to tell time.

4: e35 Geomesh

Let us read this at gan: see the time with e35 in which agan must calculate vertical lights to find out hours and horizontal lights for minutes (either 5 minutes or 1 minute increase, depending on where the lights).

Here's how:

There are 9 horizontal (green) lights up, so 9:00 pm. Lights 5 x 5 minutes each + 4 lamp x 1 minutes each = 29.

5. Eleeno Kion Elite

If agan look more closely, will agan satu2 nemuin that this only watch that shows time minutes.
So how do we know the hour? Apparently, it lcara view: the pattern will "show" what time is it (7:50 in the picture above).

6. Tokyoflash 1000100101

If this may be almost the same hour on Sci-Fi movie from 1960 about the future. In addition to cool (LED blinks with many colors!), This clock will make agan learn mathematics.

Every time agan want to find out what time it is, agan have to do mental arithmetic: The first LED is 10 hours, then the next 9 are 1 hour each. Next 5 is 10 minutes, so that the 9 is the last 1 minute.

7. Active Radioactive Reactor

Now, you should take a pattern: These watches need a mathematical formula to determine the time. Ga fancy, just a little extra.

Active Radioactive Reactor add a little humor math: an hour on the bar marked "Danger" (with a warning sign indicating the 6 hours.

8. Shinshoku

The Shinshoku is stainless products further bind our wrists with a matrix of holes. hole filled with 29 LED lights that tell time.

In the version of multi-color, 12 red LEDs indicate hours, 3 green LED indicates a quarter hour, and 14 are yellow 1 minute each. But first, as if everything is not quite cold, cascade light to make the time to give the final formation.

Watches the above, for example, show 8:35.

9. Kyokusen

In Japanese, kyokusen means curved line, which is a big part of the hour. The line tells the hours of time: each lit segment of the curve indicates one hour.
Circular array of lamps minutes. But here's the play: every point outside of the ring is 5 minutes, and 4 dots inside of 1 minute each.
So, look to the left shows 10: 24.

10. Twelve 5-9 Q version

This clock plasticity cool with "biomechanical" namely: the shape of an hour has a contoured undulating effect. Peeking through five small strips are 26 multi-color LED is very bright.

As the name suggests, this clock using the method of 12-5-9 (12 hours, 5 × 10 minutes, 9 minutes only) to tell time. Moving clockwise, the first two lines of LEDs indicate hours. The next line is up to 50 minutes, with each LED lights up showing 10 minutes. The last two lines is one minute, with one LED for each minute.