Archive for October 28th, 2009
I thought this watch is very cool. This lightweight “fade in fade out” unisex watch has a free-style look, customized watch designed to look like future modern space look with fade in and fade out capability of a disappearing logo. Personalized and imprinted Lunitek Designs logo. When the logo slowly fades out, the dial turns black.
It’s a very simple look and yet modern. It made me feel like I wanted to just stare at the centre of the watch because there is no complexity and numeral indexes. It sure made me think clearly and more imaginative. Because this watch is very light that my hand doesn’t feel like it’s dragging on the floor. I simply wanted to move around quickly and easy with less weight on my hand. Some people don’t like wearing a watch. This watch is so light that I don’t noticed it’s there at all.
A seventh century medieval kingdom called Xerlan is being terrorized by 500 year old venomuous dragon named Anvithopis Virax. A medieval dragon slayer named Skelthor is in the hunt for Virax. Skelthor was once human called “Kasorus” until one day he pledged to rise again from the dead, and he was turned into a magical flying swordsman.
This sure brings back memories of great fantasy movies such as Van Helsing, Dragonslayer, Underworld, Reign of Fire, Dungeons and Dragons, DragonHeart, Eragon, and Lord of the Rings.
Best known by its popular slogan, It takes a licking and keeps on ticking, the Timex Corporation began in 1854 and was originally known as the Waterbury Clock Company. Timex watches were not sold under the name Timex in the U.S until 1950.
It was during World War I that wrist watches first became popular. Since that time, the company has sold over one billion watches worldwide.