Awesome Watch

This striking high tech watch from Japan’s TokyoFlash features an animated LED display which looks like the sweeping indicator of a circular radar screen. Has a sleek stainless steel case, and recharges via USB.

An absolutely stunning retrofuturist timepiece, featuring four miniature Soviet-era Nixie tubes for its display. The circuitry is housed in a body milled from a block of aluminum, and can activate automatically when you turn your wrist. Includes a wireless wooden charging stand.

A special edition of the new Apple Watch, with custom apps focused on running and motivation, and a neon green ventilated band. Since it’s based on the new Series 2 platform, it’s got a GPS, is water resistant, has a faster CPU, GPU, and brighter display. Drops 10/16.

We saw a concept for a watch that could project the time back in 2009. Now, there’s an Indiegogo campaign to bring one to reality. The Ritot uses tech which can shine the current time, messages and notifications on the back of your hand.

A limited-edition 25 jewel chronograph based on the famous Swiss Valjoux 7750 movement. Has a 6-hand display, and engraved “Tick Tock You Don’t Stop” beneath the crystal window on back.

The extra large Diesel DZ4221 has a bold, easy-to-read dial, set into a durable ceramic case, which is twice as strong as stainless steel, plus it’s water-resistant to 5ATM. Also available in white.

The Grande Seconde SW Titanium timepiece from Jaquet Droz clearly demonstrates the brand’s unchanged passion for modern style, with fluted bezel, brushed titanium case, and carbon dial.

Wood Shock watches are customized Casio G-Shock watches fitted with hand/laser crafted wooden bevel – giving them a unique, textured and natural look. Available in red and black.