Scope Watch
The Scope is an LCD watch that mimics a radar display to tell the time. The hours are on the x-axis and the minutes are on the y-axis. Probably the most exciting way to tell the time.
The Scope is an LCD watch that mimics a radar display to tell the time. The hours are on the x-axis and the minutes are on the y-axis. Probably the most exciting way to tell the time.
Wenger’s simple yet stylish Traveler Pocket Watch has a rugged stainless steel case for durability, 30M water resistance, alarm, GMT function and luminous hands, numerals and markers.
The uncluttered Newton Digital Watch from Nixon has a digital day-date display with light, 30M water resistance, molded polycarbonate case, silicone strap and patented locking looper and buckle.
Ahoy! Fresh off the boat from Barcelona, Spain, these cool timepieces are covered with one or many pirate skulls on their stainless steel cases, and adorned with shiny silver leather bands.
The HM4 reminds us more of the cockpit of a fighter jet than a wristwatch. The left dial is a power indicator, while the right tells time on this titanium and sapphire mechanical marvel.
Breitling’s aviator-geared Chronospace watch features a double caseback that amplifies its sound signals up to 90 decibels and Night Vision Goggles-compatible backlighting system on its LCD screens.
The bold, black-and-white lines of the new Military Watch really catch our eye. Made in Switzerland, the timepiece looks like it could be government-issued, but the Burberry label says it’s not.
Fabien Cacheux’s Silver Arrow Concept watch was inspired by the Mercedes-Benz AMG SLS. The case opens and closes like the car’s butterfly doors and has 2 buttons that open and close the car remotely.
TAG Heuer has created a limited edition watch for the Porsche Club of America, amped up with sporty red and black rally striped dial and the racing number 55 in honor of the club’s founding year.
The gorgeous Ottanta Tourbillon from Bovet makes one complete revolution in exactly 80 seconds in homage to the 80th anniversary of Pininfarina, and can also be used as a pocket watch or desk clock.
The Suunto Core Wristop Computer Watch has built-in temperature gauges, altimeter, barometer and compass; it’ll also let you know when it’s time to watch the sunset after a long day of activity.
The numbers on the Watch3 are printed on the underside of the sapphire crystal, making them nearly invisible. The black hour hand reveals the current hour. Only 9 out of the 100 units remain.
Storm’s new analog watch may not be official Star Wars merch, but the black Darth watch definitely draws inspiration from the helmet of the dark Sith Lord himself. The other colors – not so much.
Graham-London has released a limited run of Chronofighter timepieces for the iconic Tourist Trophy motorcycle race, featuring a giant stainless case, stopwatch and fast-action actuator.
The cassette tape has become impractical in today’s gigabyte era, but this wristwatch shows how sexy and classy the ol’ tape can be. What are our kids going to make? A Blu-ray wristwatch?
We’re totally digging the fine, minimal lines of these beautiful watches from Germany’s Junghans. They’re available in hand-wound, automatic, and chronoscope models.
Disappointed with the scarcity of quirky, yet affordable timepieces, Agni Tilla founded May28th. If her one-of-a-kind Architect watches are anything to go by, we’d say she’s on the right track.
Produced in a limited edition of 1,000 pieces, the proceeds from the sale of each Oris Great Barrier Reef watch will go to support ocean conservation and Australian marine and reef preservation.
The Kisai Changing Lanes watch tells time using an LED display which uses lanes of “traffic” to indicate hours, minutes and three minute intervals. We got stuck in the left lane behind an old guy in a Buick.
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