S.T.A.M.P.S. watches

S.T.A.M.P.S. watches took the idea of the postage stamp and based a watch design on it. Like the real thing they have adhesive backs and come in huge array of designs, with interchangeables straps and faces.

They come in a 42mm by 42mm (non water-resistant) perforated case.

“Stick it on anything, anywhere you like. Remove it if you want and stick it again or wear it on your wrist, around your neck or on your pony-tail.”

Price:$20
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Incipio

Incipio is taking a whole new design path with this wrist-worn carrying solution for the iPod nano.

Meet the most rugged carrying solution for iPod nano produced to date, the Linq. This is for users who already have or aspire for a lifestyle of action.

Linq provides the user with an all-day, everyday accessory that may be worn effortlessly.

Available in
Black, Pink and blue.

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Announced in December and slated for release in January, the latest timepiece from young watchmaker Frederic Jouvenot features an ingenious and innovative way of displaying time.

Jouvenot became inspired to create a series of timepieces based on myths and solar deities after a trip to Greece. This the first one, named Helios after the Greek word for Sun.

The solar theme is symbolized with radiating cylinders representing sun beams. Its one of those rare designs that manages to combine the practical and aesthetic parts perfectly.

WeWood Wooden watches

The WeWood watch brand makes their watches from wood and are totally absent of artificial and toxic materials. They have an admirable environmental philosophy in that they plant one tree for every watch purchased.

Different wood is used to create different coloured watches. The Brown version watch pictured uses wood from the Red Wing Celtis, they also come in Beige (Maple) and Black (Ebony). Being entirely made of wood – including strap makes them feather light at just 42 grams (1.2 ounces).

Price:$120
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7ron Concept Watch

Even if you’re not going to watch Tron, how about a Tron watch?

This cool sci-fi watch inspired by the film Tron is designed by Scott Galloway. It avoids trademark issues with its clever name 7ron but still retains recognition.

Using bioluminescent strips to represent the “Lightcycle” trails. Its surprisingly straight forward to read: minutes are indicated by the outer ring and hours by the inner one.

Price:Concept
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Kudoke Kudokopus

Kudoke are well known for their handmade watches featuring meticulously engraved images.

The Kudokopus with its clever play on words, is their latest hand engraved creation brings to mind Jules Verne with its beautiful combination of cogs and sea creature which compliment each other nicely to form a satisfying design.

The heavily skeletonized mechanical hand wound swiss movement encased in a 42mm steel case.

Price:7,990 euros
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Vostok Energia

The title of this wrist watch is dedicated to Energia, a Soviet rocket. The rocket program represented a giant step ahead in Soviet science and engineering.

With a payload capacity of practically 100 tons, “Energia” furthered the growth of space research in unparalleled methods. The Energia features the Automatic 2441 VE movement housed inside a Stainless Steel 44mm case that is water resistant to 50m and has an exhibition back.

Price:329 euros
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Jaeger-lecoultre DB9 transponder

Now you own the car how about the perfect James bond gadget to go with it?
The JLC DB9 transponder watch has a micro-transmitter that can unlock, lock and locate your car.

Featuring a touch-sensitive sapphire crystal face, touching the “open” and “close” regions indicated below the 9 and 3 markers unlocks and locks the doors while pressing them together turns on the headlights.

Price:$25,000
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RSW Dark Knight High King

The sun influenced the concept and design of RSW’s new High King line, making its presence felt in the roundness of the watchcase.

Featuring their patented “crank-crown”, the Dark Knight High King combines two complications for daily use with a power -reserve indicator at 5 o’clock and or with the retrograde calendar positioned between 1 and 2 o’clock available in black steel PVD only.

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Azimuth Mr Roboto

Unique watch designs find inspiration in intriguing places. This retro styled watch from Azimuth is inspired by early tin robots made in Japan in the 1950’s.

It cleverly combines stylistic features with its time telling functions to create a nostalgic design reminiscent of those old tin robots.

The left “eye” indicates hours, the right; GMT. The mouth gauge telling you the minutes and seconds. A particularly appealing touch is the crown design in the style of the tin robots key used for winding the toy.

Price:$5000 Source:Link