Most of us learn to read digital clocks first, which display the time in obvious numbers. Analog clocks are often learned later, with the hands taking our young brains a little longer to figure out.

There are many ways to tell the time, from using analog dials to 7-segment displays. Hackers tend to enjoy binary watches, if only for their association with the digital machines that seem to make the ...

Freelance writer Amanda C. Kooser covers gadgets and tech news with a twist for CNET. When not wallowing in weird gear and iPad apps for cats, she can be found tinkering with her 1956 DeSoto. Seen ...

If you would like to build your very own binary watch you might be interested in a new project published to the Instructables website by member Taifur. The binary watch is powered by an ...

The LED Binary Watch from Time Technology: Could there be a more perfect IT guy accessory? When it comes to the math crowd, watches with simple hands are so 2004. This gadget displays the time using ...

You're either a watch person or you aren't. Before cell phones became so popular, watches were much more attractive to carry around because they are the most convenient way to keep track of the time.

With more and more people using their cellphone to tell the time, a watch has to do something pretty special to earn a place on your wrist. Cadence has gone for the discretely-geeky market with its ...

Today we are aiming for a change of pace, with a look at a rather interesting watch aimed at the tech based audience. Instead of featuring Arabic or Latin numerals, watch creator Cadence have opted ...

Watches have somewhat fallen out of fashion with the rise of cell phones and all manner of portable electronic devices that keep excellent time. My husband, however, still clings to his wrist-watch.

DIY gadgeteer Nate True has come up with a home-brew LED watch alternative to those Tokyoflash wristwatches that are all the rage. A mashup of a binary clock and one of those nifty ...

If you are looking for a unique timepiece to wear on your wrist, then this quirky LED Binary watch might be worth a look. The watch uses 10 blue LEDs to display the time in binary format: 1, 2, 4, 8, ...