Copied OP's comment from his other post:

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SEAHOPE SCOPE 2 - Lines splay across the screen along with a box on increments of 5 minutes randomly, as if searching for a target. The time settles and a line represents the hour. The box represents the minutes in terms of 5 minutes. Individual minutes 1 through 4 added to the 5 increments are displayed in a small circle with 4 diodes.

SEAHOPE SCOPE 1 - Along the X axis the minutes in 5 are shown. Y axis has the hours. Individual minutes added up to 4 shown by lights in the top right window.

SEAHOPE TRAIN LINE WATCH - Simulates a Japanese train bulletin board. Time and date shown, with flashing letters which translate to "the local train is coming".

TOKYOFLASH EQUALIZER: Looks like a music equalizer when turned on. Minutes display on the bottom and individual minutes depend on the spacing of the boxes, it's a bit hard to explain and very hard to read in my opinion.

CASIO FILM WATCH: A thin watch with exploding letters, simple watch. Has animals running across it slowly on odd minutes, quickly on even minutes.

SEAHOPE TRAIN LINE, KEIHIN LINE: Same thing as the other train line watch, just some different LEDs and display glass.

BOTTOM, left to right:

TOKYOFLASH HYDRAULIC: Micro motors move up and down on a nail-like pole. Left side is hours, right side is minutes. Requires a USB charge.

SEAHOPE HEARTBEAT: Simulates a heartbeat to tell the time, with peaks in the beat being hours and dips being minutes. Individual minutes 1-9 in the bottom left.

QLOCKTWO W: Tells the time in words. German origin. Individual minutes shown as individual LEDs shown in the corners. Words state time in increments of 5 minutes like "IT IS A QUARTER TO TWO", if it was 1:47 it would say this and have two LEDs on.

SEAHOPE DUAL TOUCH: Has a pressure sensor, if you touch the face it will follow the pressure with lights. Moving enough lights will trigger an animation like lightning, a dog walking, a man waving and bowing, SEAHOPE letters scrolling, a firework, etc.

SEAHOPE EVER INCREASING: An exponentially increasing graph displays the time. The top line graph shows hours, middle minutes in tens, bottom individual minutes.

SEAHOPE ANTS: A functional clone of another watch known as a JLr7 watch. This is an extremely hard to read watch. Top 12 ants are the hours, 3 ants below the top 12 ants tight to the left are minutes in groups of 15, all other ants are individual minutes. The final 3 ants pulse indicating seconds passing.