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Casio announces the G-Shock GW-400CJ-1JF. The Radio Wave controlled wristwatch is aimed at water sports consumers. The new Casio G-shock features a vibrating alarm to be felt by the wearer even in noisy conditions.
The GW-400CJ is water-proof up to 20 atmosphere. The radio wristwatch supports reception radio waves for Japan (JJY) and America (WWVB). Other features include: world time, stopwatch, 4 time alarms, EL light, solar charge and moon data display.
More details in Casio press-release.
Japanese wristwatch companies try to come up with the weirdest ways to display time. Now Active Reactor offers a wristwatch called Radio Active that displays time in a radiation warning sign.
Like other Japanese wristwatches we reported about reading the time display is not obvious. The time is read by adding the lights. This new crazy Japanese wristwatch measures 3x4cmx1.1cm.
Tokyoflash sells the Active Reactor for $112.67.
The Fossil Bluetooth watch is currently the coolest technology wristwatch. It will only be topped by the SMS Technology GSM Mobile Watch, once that one will be released.
The Fossil FX6001 analog watch displays incoming phone calls on a small OLED display (96x16 pixel). The FX6001 can vibrate when a call comes in or SMS/MMS.
The Fossil FX6001 sells for $249.00 on Fossil.com.
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