Seiko Watch Corp has teamed up with Seiko Epson Corp to develop the Spectrum, a new timepiece that utilizes e-paper, or eletrophoretic paper technology. The 3 x 9 cm display produces a constantly changing monochromatic image in addition to the…
Continue Reading →I would probably rock this new Seiko Bluetooth watch even if it wasn't bluetooth-- the face and bright LED's look great as is. I'll take it as an added bonus that it connects wirelessly to your cellphone so you can…
Continue Reading →Design aficionados and dedicated techies alike will appreciate the thoughtful design of this stylish watch. Dubbed the Binary Code Watch, this time piece utilizes the Base 2 number system, used inside all computers, to portray the time. The bluish lights…
Continue Reading →Nixon is definitely bringing out some interesting designs with their newest watch line. I've been a fan of the wood Rotolog for a while, but didn't dig too much deeper into their collection until now. The women's mult-strap from the…
Continue Reading →I've been drooling over the U-Boat Watches for some time, but I only saw them with a crazy markup at Barneys. After a bunch of research I found a site with not only the best prices on the entire line,…
Continue Reading →I covered the Nooka watches a while back, and since then they have introduced a handful of beautiful new designs. Nooka is the brainchild of Matthew Waldman, and these watches were originally sketched on napkins in '97. Sufficent to say…
Continue Reading →David Forbes is like a mad Cathode scientist, and his time 'creations' made of old nixie tubes shown on his website Cathode Corner is proof. This Nixie Watch displays the time in old nixie tubes, with a soft neon display--like…
Continue Reading →It's that time a year again when Neiman Marcus fills their website and catalog up with superbly bad ass holiday gifts. I'll take the new V14 44 BN AR Racing Watch. It's limited to 50 pieces, made with sapphire crystals,…
Continue Reading →This new watch concept by Gina Reimann is quite the concept. Billed as "the sundian for the 22nd century", her watch The Orbit, uses natural sunlight to tell the time with the help of a simple compass interface. At night,…
Continue Reading →Tag Hueer described their new watch "The Diamond Fiction" as "an assertively feminine time piece for women of uncommon poise and confidence, for who glamour is a passion, luxury of the essence, and indulgence an absolute necessity". I'd describe it…
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