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Clone LED Watch

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  • A Unique Watch With A Futuristic Time Display

    Genetically modified to display the time in a fun & cryptic way, Clone is a futuristic LED watch programmed to light up on demand.

    Housed in a uniquely constructed case with a comfortable silicone strap, Clone has two time modes, date, alarm, light-up animation and is USB rechargeable.

    Two Time Modes in One Watch

    There are two easy-to-understand time modes programmed into Clone and you can choose your preferred display mode in the settings. Press the upper button to display the time. View the diagrams below to find out how to read the time.

    Customise Clone with Date, Alarm & Animation

    The date can be viewed in the same way as the time by pressing the upper button twice. You can choose whether the date is shown in DD:MM or MM:DD format.

    Available in black or white with a choice of blue or green LEDs, Clone is finished in a combination of clean matte surfaces with deep gloss detail on the smoked lenses through which vivid LED light glows to show the time.

    What really brings Clone to life is its character enhancing animation. When activated, the LEDs flash like an alien space craft once every 15 minutes between 6pm and midnight.

    The watch also has an alarm mode and is USB rechargeable. To recharge, connect to your computer with the USB cable provided. One full charge will take 3.5 hours and each charge should last 1 month.

    Clone was created in a limited production run and is guaranteed to be an original watch that not many other people own.

    Custom Designed Packaging

    This watch comes in an exclusive gift box. It features graphics of iconic watches from Tokyoflash Japan past and present on a red background.

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How To Read The Time

How To Read The Time In Turning Mode

In turning mode, the LED indicator rotates around the face highlighting three lines in turn which indicate the hour and minutes. It's super easy to follow if you imagine the lines as numbers on a clock.

How To Read The Time In Flashing Mode

In flashing mode, the LED lines show hours and minutes at a glance. The lit line indicates the hour, the flashing line indicates 5 minute groups and four dots indicate exact minutes 1-4.

What Our Customers Say

  • "I bought a 1000100101 LED watch with a unique design and beautiful appearance, and I really like it. Kritz provided great customer service and support; she was patient and helpful. It was a wonderful experience buying this watch from Tokyoflash!"

    Young M., Nanjing, China

  • "I have bought many Tokyoflash watches, adding some creative and innovative designs to my collection. Always a talking point when I wear them. I love the unusual, which Tokyoflash do so well and with fantastic customer service too!"

    Richard Smith, Suffolk, UK

  • "I got the Katana watch from Tokyoflash Japan. It fits well, the strap looks clean, and the blue face looks really nice at an angle. Every part of watch is great!"

    Matthew Pivalizza, Austin, USA

  • "I’m a big fan of Tokyoflash Japan. The work you do is insane! At the moment I own a total of seven Tokyoflash watches. Delivery of my last watch took just 6 days. Your customer service always exceeds my expectations, even for the high standards of Japan!"

    Oliver Haag‎, Saarlouis, Germany

  • "I absolutely love my Stencil LCD watch. It still looks great, still starts conversations with people asking for explanations on how to read it and it still makes me smile after 10 years."

    Martyn Pipe, Launceston, UK

  • "You make amazing, very original and unique watches. Some of the best watches in the world! Thank you for the X Acetate LED watch and excellent caring support. I hope that you make many extraordinary and interesting new models of watches."

    Emil Arslanov, Moscow, Russia



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