Posted by Robert | ZIIIRO »
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To sweeten the waiting time for the realease of our nice watches, i wanted to share some wallpapers with you. Have fun!

You can download them from the following links. I just uploaded wallpapers labeled “iPhone”, but of course you can use them for other devices as well
The easiest way to download them is making a right mouse click -> “save images as”.
iPhone 2 / 3G(S)
iPhone 4
iPad
Screen 1920 x 1200
Screen 1440 x 900
Screen 1280 x 800
Posted by Derick »
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Hello guys!
Having mentioned on previous post that we had been working on a new watch, we are excited to show you a sneak preview of our upcoming model ZERO Mercury. It is a stainless steel mesh watch in combination with our trademark swirls, and this time we included the seconds!
Below you can see some of the concept images designed in July/August and we had been working overdrive ever since then in conjunction with ZERO Gravity.

These are some of the colors we have in mind, but we are also doing mix and match with different color discs to find the perfect combination.
and some real samples pics below..


Bottom pic top left: First sample with glass installed
Bottom pic top right: Second sample, improved casing (you can see circular lines are more clear and refined)
Overall, we are making every effort to ensure both models are built perfectly and right now we are aiming for an earlier release date. If everything goes smoothly, ZERO Mercury should be available around December. -Fingers crossed-
Hope you guys like our new model, feel free to comment!
Posted by Robert | ZIIIRO »
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Waiting for the development process part B
(sorry, we have much work to do at the moment), I wanted to show you how the interchangeable concept works. Therefore, i simply post some parts of the booklet, which show how to take out the clock body, set the time, and put it back in. I don’t want to get too detailed about how excectly the mechanism works.. First, we had something like a turn & snap mechanism, where you would have to insert the clock body, and then turn clockwise to lock it. Later, we decided to use a simpler method, where you just have to push it in to lock it.
One more thing
There are other watches using similar mechanisms. But with most of them, it’s really obvious that they are interchangeable, because you can see the gap between the clock and the case, the whole mechanism is exposed. We didn’t want to have that, because apart from looking cheap, there also would have been other disadvantages, such as dust getting in. We wanted to make it look like the whole watch is one part, and found a solution to achieve this. If you look closely, you can see that there’s a bent metal frame around our clock body (arrow in the picture), which fits into the silicone very accurate. This way, we don’t have any gaps or areas that can collect dirt, everything is bullet proof.
In the next post, i’ll provide some wallpaper artworks, stay tuned.



