Anything and Everything that is cool, hot, fresh and classic.
The Diesel Signature Collection is a bold and beautiful set of watches that emphasizes multiple dials and a lot of face.
The leather band is a Diesel standard, so you’ve got to like that look, but washed up rocker has never looked so good.
[Diesel - Signature Collection]
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The Zenith El Primero Zero-G is an impressive looking tourbillon watch that’s designed to be gravity resistant so that it works when you’re doing barrel rolls in your new F22.
I guess that kind of functionality isn’t exactly needed by everyone, but don’t you wish you were one of the lucky few?
[Zenith]
[Via: Acquire]
Show off your love of classic gaming with the Icon Watch, a retro throwback to 8-Bit glory.
Featuring a pixilated look that is definitely form over function, it’s the perfect watch to remind you when it’s Mario time.
[Via: Uber-Review]
If you want your watch to do a bit of everything, then check out the HT2 from Timberland.
The watch features analog and digital clocks, an altimeter, a thermometer, a barometer, an analog and a digital compass, a chronograph, and a tachymeter.
Plus, according to Timberland, “it is reasonably lightweight and feels great on the wrist”.
Reasonably…
[Via: Acquire]
When I go for a run, I like to take along the Nike+ iPod Sport Kit to keep me entertained, so anything that makes running even a little bit easier is fine by me.
To add to their Nike+ line, Nike has created the Nike Amp+ Sport Remote Control, a combination watch and remote from the Nike+ kit.
Featuring a stainless steel buckle, an LED display for time and remote icons, and 50m of water resistance, it’s a great way to look good and keep control over what you listen to while you’re running around.
[Nike - Amp+ Sport Remote Control]
[Via: Acquire]
Romain Jerome has once again taken the steel from the Titanic and crafted a watch out of it. This version uses a Tourbillion movement, and features various pieces and parts that are crafted from the ships remains.
If an Aston Martin controlling wristwatch just doesn’t do it for you, then maybe you need to step it up a bit, and go with the Parmigiani Fleurier Bugatti Type 370.
Originally intended only for Veyron owners, this limited edition piece can now be yours for a mere $280,000.
Design features include a transverse movement, which is supposed to be easier to read while driving, and a special tool to wind the watch with (every 10 days).
Wrist bodyguard not included.
[Parmigiani Fleurier - Bugatti Type 370]
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This very sexy Jaeger LeCoultre wristwatch not only adds a few sexy points to your wrist, it also unlocks and starts your Aston Martin DBS for you (a car known to carry with it a few sexy points as well).
What’s the cost for this keyless wonder watch?
$35,000
I know that sounds like a lot, but keep in mind that the only people buying this watch are people who recently spent $332,000 on a car, so I guess it’s all relative (ly expensive).
[Via: Motor Authority]
Looking to buy a Rolex, but not sure if you should trust that guy with the trenchcoat?
Then check out Product Dose’s tops on How to Spot a Fake Rolex.
With 10 things to check for when you’re looking to buy an authentic crown, it’s a great reference for those back alley deals and somewhat shady storefronts.
Just remember, if it’s too good to be true…
[Product Dose - Hot To Spot A Fake Rolex]
[Rolex]
This watch from Angular Momentum, called A Piece Of Wood, is a “hand sculptured time piece with design imitating old wood”. It’s made of Sterling silver with dark gray patina to give it that wood look, and is covered in diamonds for a little bling. No price, but I can’t imagine it’s going to be cheap.
[Angular Momentum - A Piece Of Wood]
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