There's something absolutely fascinating about LED watches, especially those that require quite a lot of brain power in order for the user/wearer to figure out the exact time. I mean, come on, what will make most people turn their heads after, some platinum-plated Vacheron Constantin or Roles watch or a blinking LED timepiece?

And things are about to get even better for the fans of such wrist-worn time-telling devices, since UK-based company Storm London has just released its Camden men's watch model, which combines LED technology with a touch-screen mechanism.

The Camden Lightouch Dot Matrix LED is operated by simply touching its display and offers users access to a very large number of functions and features. So, for example, it's able to indicate the hours and minutes, as well as the day and day of the week. Moreover, it provides text information storage for 10 block letters or figures, as well as an auto alarm and is able to tell the exact time in 27 pre-programmed cities from all around the world.

The timepiece from Storm London sports a brushed stainless steel case that measures 46mm in width and is 50mm thick. Moreover, the case is waterproof, being able to withstand water pressures down to a depth of around 50m.

Moreover, the wrist watch is accompanied by a 205.0mm stainless steel band, which means, quite obviously, that this is also the maximum supported length. The clasp is single fold type with a safety clatch, for easy and fast operation.

Now, similar to most other LED watches out there, the Camden from Storm London is by no means a cheap timepiece, but we can't really say that it's not that expensive, either. Hence, this thing sells for somewhere in the vicinity of 140 pounds sterling (227 US dollars), which is a pretty OK price point, all things considered.


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