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Chroma.jpgProjects, a company that offers architect-designed personal items, has announced three surprising new watches that will be available in June.

The first, Chroma, uses two color wheels to change the colors you see on the watch's face. The colors of the numbers change every few seconds, while the color of the hour hand changes gradually.

The second, Iridium, doesn't actually have hands, but the numbers change colors to let you know the time. The number for the hour is blue, while the number for the minute is red. When they're the same number, it shows purple.

Finally, the third, Twilight, is meant to evoke the day's constant change from dark to light and back again. The watch's face fades to black every 20 seconds, using polarized disks that rotate with the seconds.

All three watches will sell for $120 and will be available from museums and the Projects site in June.

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