Nice collaboration! Nooka has come together with New York based Japanese anime-inspired lifestyle brand, GOMMI ARCADE, to create the limited edition 'Future-Shock' zub timepiece. The limited edition piece is a twist on the time manipulation device worn by Gommi in…
Continue Reading →In honor of SpongeBob's 10 year anniversary, my friends at Nooka teamed up with the SpongeBob brand to release three timepieces in 2009. This is the first, available now. Love it.
Continue Reading →Wanna get your Nooka on? Swing by their super-fun pop-up shop at Den in New York from July 10th through August 16th. The entire line of products is for sale"“ all the watches, the new wallets, belts and Nooka fragrance.…
Continue Reading →Normal Watches makes fun timepieces that sell for around $20. They call it "Trailblazing Sub Couture""“ I guess watches don't need to be worth thousands of dollars, do they. They've got 14 styles available...Great stuff for cheap!
Continue Reading →The Bell & Ross Heritage Series Watch (BR-01-92) is the latest release from one of our favorite watch brands. This one has a carbon powder coating (always a favorite), anti-reflection sapphire, a sand-colored photo-luminescent coating for night reading, and an…
Continue Reading →TSOVET: Read JS Review | Buy It ($435) Great case designs and contrasting finishes paired with affordable prices make these watches the perfect gift. Timex 80: Read JS Review | Buy It ($67) It's funny how things come full circle.…
Continue Reading →I've found that unless you want to be Predictable Peter, you gotta make room in your case for some fun casual watches as well. There's a watch for every occasion and outfit! When you want something simple, without all the…
Continue Reading →Chotovelli E Figli , or Chotovelli and Sons is a third generation Italian orologiaio (watchmaker) family, based in Torino. Back in 1920, a man by the name of Mr. Simone Chotovelli began repairing and restoring old mechanical movements, and he…
Continue Reading →I love hearing about new time instrument companies because it means that the wristwatch is making a comeback (or at least not going anywhere). Launched this summer in Southern California by David Bonaventura, TSOVET is merging old and new school…
Continue Reading →Though there are some good examples of watches that have non-traditional ways of telling time, most of these are limited to using LED's, dots, or other gimmicky methods. The traditional mechanical watch has not changed much since it was invented.…
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