Awesome Watches

May might have come and gone, but there were some great products which surfaced during the month over at Everyday Carry that we thought were well worth sharing. Whether you’re looking for a watch, a wallet, a knife, or a fidget spinner, they’ll help you get kitted out.

Looking for an awesome gift for Dad that he’ll really use this time? Our pals at Everyday Carry have got you covered with a selection of 25 useful and timeless items from wristwatches, to knives, to wallets, to pens.

Xeric expands its line with a sweet new series of timepieces. The right side indicates the time in 5-minute increments, while left-hand dials include a 24-hour display and a 60-second stopwatch. Available in round and square cases and a variety of leather and mesh straps.

A sleek and minimal waterproof smartwatch with a round OLED touchscreen, fitness tracking, heart rate monitoring, built in GPS, Wi-Fi, voice recognition, notifications, onboard music storage, and more. Save 15% in The Awesomer Shop.

Named for the first man ever in space, cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, this substantial 45mm wrist watch features a rotating image of earth in the middle, as viewed from above the North Pole, as well as both 12-hour and 24-hour dials. Winding provides a 31-hour power reserve.

Casio G-SHOCK teamed up with NYC street artist STASH to create a very cool splattered blue and black version of their rugged and useful wristwatch. The spray can packaging makes it even more special. The GA100ST-2A is a limited edition, so grab yours before it’s gone.

Designed for legibility and accuracy, flieger or pilot watches are one of the most dependable ways to tell time. Everyday Carry rounded up the best pilot-style watches that are great whether or not you spend time in a cockpit. We want that Steinhart Nav B-Uhr Flieger.

Italian watchmaker Unimatic perfects its spartan aesthetic with its latest collection, all with NATO straps and extra silicone straps. The Modello Uno watches are either military or diving watches, while the Modello Due are more casual field watches.

The latest colorway in the rugged G-SHOCK line features a bold yellow accent color on its face, hands, and peeking out from the inside of the strap. We prefer the clean contrast of the GA100’s basic black dial to the camouflage print on the dial of the GA110. Drops 6/2017.

Watch collector-turned-artist Dan Tanenbaum customized Kidrobot’s iconic Dunny vinyl figure by attaching watch parts to its head and body. Each piece is a one-off and took 20 to 30 hours to complete. Most of them are sold out, but they’re priced like expensive watches anyway.

HYT’s latest futuristic timepiece features a fluorescent blue tinted face and luminescent dial, brought to life using a pair of bright purple LEDs driven by its hydromechanical movement. Its case is made from titanium, and it features a sapphire crystal and backglass.

With five cases and over 50 straps to choose from, Shinola’s new minimalist watch is a brand unto itself. The Canfield Bolt comes in a silver, gold, blue, green or black 43mm stainless steel case and leather, steel, rubber or nylon strap.

Originally released in the ’80s, this diving watch features designer Giorgetto Giugiaro’s trademark asymmetrical strap placement and a case grip to make it easier to rotate the bezel underwater. Available with a silver- or gold-coated case, each limited to 2,000 pieces.

Bell & Ross’ first square diving watch. The BR 03-92 Diver is water-resistant up to 1000ft. It’s also shock- and magnetic-resistant and has a unidirectional rotating bezel that can be used to time dives. It comes with a rubber strap with a buckle and a fabric strap with a Velcro closure.

Artya’s latest awe-inspiring timepiece features a cutout dial inspired by a marksman’s target. It has a proper Swiss-made movement, wrapped in a 44mm 316 steel case and protected by double, anti-reflective sapphire crystal. Limited to just 99 pieces.

Wooden watches have been popping up all over the place these days, but we love the truly minimal looks of the dial on ZLYC’s unisex bamboo timepiece, along with its extra-long 24″ natural leather strap which can be wrapped like a cuff.

Based on the amazing engineering we first saw in the HYT H1, the H0 has a minimal black display with bright green hands which display minutes and seconds, while a tube of fluid around its face shows the current hour. Also available in silver w/orange or blue accents.

Handmade timepieces for aviation enthusiasts. The Tailhook is inspired by the pilots and crews who launch and recover aircraft from Naval ships, while the LSO helps Landing Signal Officers time and grade touchdowns. They also create custom pieces on request.

This huge 50x57mm stainless steel and black IP timepiece from Diesel features five individual time dials, letting you track time in multiple time zones at a glance. Each of the four perimeter dials are set with their own crowns, while the center dial is set on back.

Inspired by their new Velar SUV, Land Rover teamed up with Zenith to create a timepiece that any driver would happy to have on their wrist. The 42mm watch has a burnished copper and brushed slate face, three sub-dials, and a rubber strap covered in perforated calfskin.

Nixon combines 1980’s stainless steel watch design with a minimalist and modern digital interface. The Base has a negative display LCD that shows the time and date in large characters and is water-resistant up to 300ft. Available in silver, black or gold.

This limited edition chronograph pays tribute to the Renault Sport Formula One team, with a 42mm black ceramic case, 37-jewel Swiss movement, AR-coated sapphire crystal, a carbon fiber dial with automotive gauge styling, and a woven black rubber and fabric strap.

South Korean company Dot claims that it’s already mass producing its award-winning design for a Braille smartwatch. The eponymous watch not only tells the time – it can also display phone notifications, navigation and more. It also has quick reply and action buttons.