Watches

The Submariner Stealth MK III has a satin-finish case, while the MK IV has a black carbon coated case. Both have all-black bezels, G10 NATO Strap and the STEALTH name on their dial and back.

The limited edition 21 Blackjack watch by Christophe Claret comes with a pair of dice, playing cards and a roulette wheel on the back. All the games are fully playable. (Thanks David!)

Breo’s sports-inspired Orb watch is simple but tasteful; slightly extended function buttons on the crown section add definition to the traditional face shape, while pops of color keep it contemporary.

One of Ladoire’s limited-edition Black Widow watches, this exquisite thing tells time with rotating disks driven by ceramic ball bearings. We love the red accents on the crown and leather band.

Jose Geraldo Reis Pfau uses wristwatch parts to create different kinds of motorcycles. Pfau actually started making miniatures using keys, and has also used eyeglasses as materials.

The bright and simple new Soleus collection of running watches offers intuitive features like big digits, interval timers, and longer lights, which all work to enhance the running experience.

The simplest, most unassuming watch we’ve seen from Tsovet. Features a white stainless steel face with black stainless second numbers, and a thick brown leather band with white contrast stitching.

Most night-readable watches just have glowing faces. But Diesel’s Glow timepiece add luminescent bands so not only can you see the time, your friends can see you at your next rave.

The Carrera Mikrograph has an astonishingly accurate central chronograph hand that displays time at intervals of 1/100th of a second. The rose gold edition is limited to 150 pieces only.

Designed by Roger Tallon for Lip in the 70′s, the Mach 2000 Chronograph is a classic vintage watch with distinct multi-colored balls that function as the crown and stopwatch pushers. (Thanks Alan!)

VOID’s striking VO2 watch features a speedometer style dial set in a case that shows only half the traditional face. The hour and minute hands have red or white tips that correspond to the display.

This precision German watch has a tough look to reassure the world you’re a real man’s man. With its bold, blocky military styling, the stainless steel Blockade tells ‘em you mean business.

This beauty combines the aesthetics of Italy’s Pininfarina with the Swiss watchmaking precision of Bovet. The stainless steel Cambiano chronograph is at once modern and timeless in style.

Designed by Jorge Hysek, the HD3 Slyde doesn’t try to cram information into its tiny screen. It doesn’t have to, because it has several screens. A simple swipe reveal its other functions. Demo here.

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.