Introducing The Warp Core, a sub zero blue LED watch from the year 3012 AD, which elucidates solid state cool by re-envisioning how temporal data (time) should be displayed. You mean this watch really tells the time? Yes. Even though The Warp Core diffuses leadership style and Roddenberrian design with its reactive blue LEDs encased in dark Adamantium hues (like Species 8472 defeating The Borg!), this Japanese LED watch does in fact tell the time and does so really efficiently too!
Tap the display button on the right side of the timepiece and watch the screen light up. There are four columns of lights. The first two columns represent hours. The last two represent minutes. You decide whether you want the watch to display the time randomly (every 10 minutes or so) or only show the time when you tap the button. How's that for fluidic space time travel terrificness?
In fact, when you start wearing this watch you may find yourself able to see the entire electromagnetic spectrum and think with extreme logic. Of course you needn't be a Klingon or a Dementor to wear this watch. In reality, this watch is perfect for magically-inclined Muggles, weather controlling orphan thieves, Narnians, fans of Maurice Sendak's "Where The Wild Things Are", or anybody who is a somebody.
At a Glance...
Sub-zero Blue LED's
Time, Date, and Day of the Week function
First two columns for hours display
Second two columns for minutes display
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