Published on December 1st,2005 at 9:10 AM
By >Daimaou - G.G-B

The first watch that uses flexible e-paper hits the stores

The Japanese company Seiko will release a limited edition of 500 units of their Spectrum SVRD001, the first watch in the world that uses flexible e-paper or Electrophoretic Display (EPD). The design of the watch is similar to a bracelet and the body is made of stainless steel and a black & white e-paper. The price of one of these 500 units is an extremely affordable 1900 EUR. It will weigh 134g and will be 37mm thick. It will be available worldwide in January 2006.

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  • Anonymous

    Looks sharp, looks like it would suit women beter design wise.

    Emerica
    http://www.projectxnetwork.com

  • Anonymous
    Akiba Team said:
    It will weigh 134g and will be 37mm thick.

    I’m sure that 37mm thick must be a typo?

  • Anonymous

    not thick like =, thick like | |. or, they are just basically saying its 37mm wide.

  • Anonymous

    1900 Euros?! On what planet is that affordable for a watch?

  • Anonymous

    Amazing! Can’t wait till colour e-paper books are in production – drool…

  • http://www.scionsoffategold.net jiandantuiguang

    When you have nothing, you have to buy SOF gold!

  • http://profiles.google.com/schumachere18 Emilie Schumacher

    I need the potential uses of e-paper for a homework assignment that’s due tomorrow and THIS DOES NOT HELP!!

 

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