 Welcome to my unboxing of something a little bit curious. This is a watch from Tokyo Flash Japan. Basically they PM'd me on YouTube and they were like, oh we have these watches and we'd like you to have a look at them. See if there's one that you think is neat and we'll send it to you for your impressions. So here it is. I actually don't remember anymore which one I picked but here. So you can check out their site. So they have, over here they have a bunch of just sort of neat unique watches. Some of them have like touch screens, some of them are LED like they'll show the numbers in kind of cool ways like this. Looks really confusing at first but then the way you read it is it's one, two, three hours, forty five minutes. Pretty cool huh? So yeah they've got a bunch of different styles and actually this might have been the one that I picked. Anyway, okay so Rumble brought me a mouse to throw from. Hey you want it? Come on go get it. Alright. So here's what we have in terms of packaging. Oh you brought the mouse back. You want to go get it? Go on. Okay. Change the way you think about time. Nice packaging overall. A little tab here to open it up. Got a manual here. Oh yeah there. That's the one that I ended up picking so I hope there's something in English on the other side. Aha! Excellent. Okay so it includes an instruction manual, how to read the date and time. It's good that they include those instructions. How to set the date and time in the animation. Checking and setting the alarm or charging the battery. And oh yeah you actually charge this particular model with USB. So you don't have to worry about replacing watch batteries or about winding it. So it comes with a couple little things. Comes with a screwdriver. As well as a little extra screw here and also comes with a USB charging cable. So there you go. Just one of those five volt cables. Wow it's quite solid. Quite solid and heavy actually. So let's open it up. There you go. There you go guys. Just opens up like that. You know what? Give me a second to peel all the plastic bits off. So let's start with the setup process guys. You just hold the A button in order to get into setting mode. So I've already set the date as well as the time. Remember guys there's 12 months as well as 12 hours so it uses the same 12 lines around the outside of the watch in order to display the date and the time. So this is just it saying okay yes we're done setting up everything. So you press this button to see the time. So you can see it's 11.25 right now. Which happens to be right. Excellent. And then you press this one to see the date. Which at this point is the oops hold on. One two three fourth month. And it is the sixth of April. And then you can press it again to see what time your alarm is set for. And then turn it off. Two buttons. It's a little bit big for me right now as you can see but it can be easily sized so you just go ahead and open it up. You can see that there's little bits in there that you can knock out and then put fewer or more links into it. I just want to give you guys like a closer look at the watch itself. I hope you have enough light. So it's got a very dark metallic finish. Actually it has quite a lot of weight to it. Feels really good. Clasp feels pretty solid. Kind of neat actually. There's the model name. Can you see it? Is it caught in the light? And of course my camera picks this time to not focus. Can you see it now? Yup okay. So there you go guys. It's 1126 now. Kind of neat actually. Sorry guys something I missed is there's a screw covering the port to recharge it. So you won't have to recharge it that often but whenever you do you do have to unscrew it. The reason they have a screw on there is because there is a seal around the outside so it's not going to be waterproof by any stretch of the imagination guys. But if you're sweating or whatever you don't want just various random debris getting into the charging hole. So that light indicates charging. And I think we're pretty much done here. So thank you for checking out my unboxing and first look at the Kisei. And don't forget that you can check them out on TokioFlash.com.