Awesome Watches

Tokyoflash’s latest unusual watch is inspired by an air pressure gauge. It may look like a straightforward timepiece, but its inner gauge has no practical function. Instead, the watch’s hand moves three times to point to the outer gauge and indicate the time.

Created by JacobAndCo, the Astronomia “Oil Pump” is an incredible wristwatch with a triple-axis tourbillon, a deeply domed sapphire crystal, and a miniature pumpjack movement like the ones seen atop oil wells. Of course you’ll need oil money to afford it too.

Who says that your pocketable gadgets need to be drab? Consider brightening things up with one of these eight great items selected by our pals at Everyday Carry, including a multitool, knife, flashlight, wallet, and watches each with a colorful splash of green.

Watchmaker Urwerk teamed up with engraver Johnny ‘King Nerd’ Dowell to create this extremely limited-edition timepiece that features an intricate skull design on back, with filigree that wraps onto the front of the slick UR-T8, with its sweet rotating digit modules.

The original Bulova Computron LED watch was released in the 70’s and has since become a collector’s item. Bulova is re-releasing the model this fall 2019 with a couple of upgrades, such as a dual-time feature. It will come in gold, silver, or black.

Luxury watches don’t need to come with the astronomical price tag. Vincero Watches offer high quality, handcrafted timepieces that are unique and beautiful. Stand out from the rest of the crowd with an elegant, edgy timepiece. Save 15% with discount code AWESOMER.

Casio is showing off our favorite G-SHOCK color scheme yet. The limited-edition MTGB1000RB-2A offers a sweet iridescent rainbow case, while maintaining the durability the line is known for, along with world time, chrono, and alarm functions. Drops 6/2019 for $1000.

Swiss watchmaker NOA’s limited-edition 44mm timepiece features a deepset face which gives it tremendous dimensionality. It’s made from sandblasted stainless steel, has a anti-scratch, anti-reflective sapphire crystal, Swiss ETA movement, and Superluminova index dots.

The beautiful Helix contrasts its teak dial and bezel with stainless steel electric blue accents. It features a Citizen quartz movement, and a 42mm case. Sadly, it’s backordered until 7/2019, so you might want to check out Holzkern’s other styles too.

Nixon’s playful stainless steel wristwatch combines retro design with geeky functionality. Aside from its LCD display, it has a speaker that lets it dictate the time at the push of a button. It charges via a microUSB-to-USB cable. Comes in four metaltone colors.

This substantial mechanical watch features a Swiss-made automatic movement, Swiss-made stainless steel case with a see-through back, a removable protective bumper, and a beautiful band made by grafting slivers of linden wood onto a leather base.

Diesel’s mammoth men’s timepiece features a gigantic 59mm x 51mm black-plated stainless steel case, a colorful multichromatic crystal, and a matching link bracelet. Three sub-dials provide chronograph functionality, and the watch is water-resistant to 100 m (330 ft).

With designs inspired by the minimalist work of the great Dieter Rams, Roue’s watch offers a sandblasted 41.5mm stainless steel case, a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, and comes with interchangeable straps in sporty silicone, as well as a reversible nylon/leather band.

Watch Gang is a mystery box subscription service that sends you a watch every month valued between two to five times more than what you pay monthly. The watches you receive are tailored to your preferences, and there are weekly giveaways for expensive watches.

Limited to just 3000 pieces, this retro-modern LCD watch is a reproduction of the classic Seiko Speedmaster, created by famed automotive designer Giugiaro, and worn by racer Ayrton Senna. It features a curved Hardex crystal, tachymeter, stopwatch, alarm, and timer.

The latest model of Ressence’s unique floating face watch. The Type 2 is a mechanical watch that can always adjust itself to the right time after only one calibration, no matter how long since you’ve last used it. You can also calibrate it via its app. Drops 4/2019 for $49,000.

Matrix Industries’ PowerWatch 2 smartwatch never needs to be charged. It uses your body heat and sunlight to generate power. Unlike its predecessors, it has a color LCD screen, GPS navigation, 656 ft water resistance, a heart rate sensor, and phone notifications.

There have been several officially licensed Nintendo Game Boy watches, but we think this one is among the best. Not least because it’s still available for purchase. The watch uses the Super Mario Land theme as its alarm sound and its buttons are used to set the time and date.

Divided By Zero’s Gamma series includes 8 stunning geometric designs, each inspired by a famous space scientist or astronaut. We’re most excited by the blue and white NASA-approved designs, but the luminous black models suit the space theme well.

Looking for some great gift ideas for the gear hound on your shopping list? Drop by Everyday Carry for a selection of the past month’s most popular tools, knives, watches, flashlights and more. That Surefire WristLight watch is so going on our wish list.

One Eleven’s SWII wristwatch has a nylon strap made from recycled plastic bottles. Meanwhile, its plastic case is made from castor bean oil, making it environmentally friendly. It’s water resistant down to 328ft and comes in four colorways, from muted to vibrant.

Tacs Image’s Nato Lens watch has a design inspired by camera straps and lenses. The watch’s dial resembles a focus ring, while its watch crystal bulges outward like a fisheye lens. It’s available with a black or a green strap.

Casio Japan teamed up with toy maker Takara Tomy to create a collectible figure of Optimus Prime and a matching red and blue G-SHOCK 6900 chronograph that stores in the Transformers’ chest when not being worn. Sadly, it’s a Japan exclusive at this point.