Traditionelle World Time Watch
Vacheron Constantin’s Patrimony Traditionelle World Time watch lets you see the time in all of the 37 zones around the world, thanks to its sapphire 24-hour dial and steel map dial.
Vacheron Constantin’s Patrimony Traditionelle World Time watch lets you see the time in all of the 37 zones around the world, thanks to its sapphire 24-hour dial and steel map dial.
This titanium marvel won’t win points for simplicity, but we are awestruck by its intricate movement, which displays the time along the right edge using a numeric arrow pointing at the current minutes.
Maximilian Büsser & Friends offers the final watch in the HM2 line, the HM2 SV Final Edition; limited to 18 pieces, it’s offered in 18K gold or titanium and features the signature sapphire crystal cover.
Mengshun Wu’s concept watch combines elements of vehicle design, such as dashboard gauges and disc brakes, constructed from automotive materials like aluminum, carbon fiber, rubber and glass.
For those who fancy a timepiece with a distinctly old world appeal – or if you’re just not comfortable having something on your wrist – there’s the Nixon Highball pocket watch.
A rectangular case and bezel feature a bidirectional stainless steel sliding cover that moves to reveal your choice of analog or binary time display on THE ONE’s Slider Analog-Digital Stainless Watch.
Ziiiro watches have an eye-catching way of telling time, using swirls instead of hands. The Mercury has a stainless mesh strap, while the Gravity has an interchangeable silicone and steel band.
Inspired by the Art Deco style popularized in the 20s and 30s, Duesenberg watches are made with stainless steel and gold, while their straps are designed to be usable with any Duesenberg model.
A well-done combination of modest colors and a bold build, the SVT-AT76 is made of gun metal and stainless steel with an Italian calf strap and luminous blue markers. Limited to 25 pieces.
We’re liking the very modern looks and design of this special edition Satellite watch from Storm, with transparent half moon face and dual time feature. Available in black, slate and rose gold.
Qian Yiran “Eye of the Storm” digital watch has a gaping hole where it’s face should be, instead showing the time by marking the spots where the minute and hour hands would be around the edges.
ShopAdorn is offering 10% off through 12/31 (promo code Awesome10), and if you email us, you’ll be entered to win this cool LCD EOS watch (Contest has ended, congrats to the winner!)
Inspired by Mr. Lauren’s 1938 Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic Coupe, this gorgeous, masculine timepiece offers an outer dial crafted from elm burl wood, and a dial that echoes the gauges of the auto.
The sleek TRON-inspired 7R0N watch concept by Scott Galloway has an electroluminescent strap and bright LED face with 2 rings: an outer ring for the minutes and an inner ring for the hours.
This modern, minimal timepiece from Fossil can tell time in two time zones simultaneously. Each face uses a tiny stainless steel fragment to tell hours, and a simple + for minutes. Also in orange.
At last, iPod Nano 6G watch bands that are more than just plastic strips. Scott Wilson’s TikTok band is temporary, while the LunaTik lets you screw-in the Nano for a more permanent conversion.
Perrelet’s new Turbine XL features a bold 50mm diameter case, Diamond Light Coating treated steel bezel, automatic winding, rubber bracelet and choice of steel, titanium or gold options.
A sleek watch that trades buttons for a touch screen. Tap the screen and the display appears, swipe to reveal the various modes and to set the time or alarm, and pinch to remove an alarm.
Happy Hour’s stainless steel Bottoms Up watch is water resistant to 5 ATM, sports a luminous analog clock and (most importantly) has a bottle opener built right into the band buckle. (Thanks Jason!)
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