If you don’t remember Anicorn watches, they Kickstarted their unique Series 000 watches that featured a concentric disc time display a few years ago. They’re back with another unique way to tell time, and this version is inspired by the NASA discovery of the exoplanet Kepler-452b. Anicorn’s Series K452 tells time using three concentric discs that you read from the top of the face towards the middle. Powered by a Miyota Calibre 9015 movement, Series K452 requires no batteries as the movement is powered by the motion of your wrist. The watch is available in four different models, along with multiple milanese mesh bracelet and leather strap options. If you want something a little different for your wrist, look no further.
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