Giant-Casio-G-Shock-Watch

Holy crap, now this is truly a huge watch, perfect for those that thing bigger is better.  The Casio GX G-Shock measures at a whopping 55.5mm x 53.6mm x 17.5 mm.

You’re sure to get huge muscles on one of your arms if you don’t rotate this watch on a regular basis.  Not only is the GX huge, it’s still as tough as any G-Shock watch.  The GX comes with a mineral crystal, is shock and mud resistant, and comes with a solar panel and rechargeable battery. [click to continue…]

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Josh Chadwick Digital analog watch

Josh Chadwick won a national design contest with his cool looking digital analog watch.  The watch makes decision making easy for the man that wants the classic look of an analog watch but wants the accuracy of a digital watch.  You can reserve a copy of the watch for $119 here, expected to ship in December. [click to continue…]

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666-Barcelona-Under-Pressure-Watch

I’ve never heard of 666 Barcelona watches but the name got my attention.  Their Under Pressure watch has a very unique look to it, instead of the hour and minute hands being in the middle of the watch, it has one big hand representing the seconds.  Minutes and hours are displayed in a small window at the 6 o’clock position.

The watches come in a variety of colors including orange, black, silver and yellow and cost around $150 each. [click to continue…]

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Perrelet-Regulator-Retrograde-watch

Perrelet Regulator Retrograde Watches employ a special way of telling time that is based on time telling techniques from the “old days” using regulators.

The Regulator Retrograde watches are powered by a P-221 calibre automatic movement and come in five different case colors.  The watches display hours on a 12-hour retrograde dial at the top of the watch face, minutes are displayed in a circular pattern at the 6 o’clock position and the seconds are displayed in a fashion familiar to most watches. [click to continue…]

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Girard-Perregaux-Vintage-1945-Jackpot-Tourbillon-watch

The Girard Perregaux Vintage 1945 Jackpot watch comes with a complication normally seen in casinos.  The watch comes with a slot machine and is a recreation of the world’s first slot machine.  It took Girard Perregaux over four years to develop the watch, which consists of 500 parts.  The watch has a lever on the right side of it that can be pulled to play the slot machine.  We won’t be seeing too many of these watches because it costs a whopping $625,000 each.

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i-toc-watchesQuite an unusual watch, the i-toc watch replaces the traditional hour and minute hands with “graduated circles”.  The outer circle represents minutes and the inner circle represents the hours.  The watch hands or circles in this case remind me a lot of Dave Princes’ Jormugand watch.  The i-toc watches come in a variety of colors and cost $95 each, a limited number of each color watch will be produced. [click to continue…]

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limited-edition-breitling-navimeter-steel-watchBreitling Navimeter watches are a favorite amongst pilots and fans of aviation watches.  The Navimeter was the official watch of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA).

Breitling has now announced a limited edition Navimeter Caliber 01.  Only 2,000 pieces will be available in steel and 200 in gold.  The watch will utilize Breitling’s first in-house COSC-certified movement (introduced last year), called the caliber 01.  The watch comes in a 43mm case and has an exhibition case-back, a rarity for Breitling watches. [click to continue…]

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Parmigian-Bugatti-Super-Sport-Parmigian-watchNormally you wouldn’t want a watch that’s fast, however, in this case the Parmigiani Bugatti Super Sport watch is an homage to Bugatti’s world speed record car, clocked at 267 mph.

The Bugatti watch features 300 components and has unique shape that reminds me of a sleek sports car.  The watch comes with a Hermes leather strap and only 200 pieces will be produced.  The Parmigiani Bugatti Super Sport watch will set you back $259,000. [click to continue…]

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