Here’s The Banks Watch by Nixon. Available in a bunch of color combos (gold, black/white, two tone black/white and brown/white, blue paid, chrome…).
I seriously, seriously want one.
NixonNow.com: The Banks Watch ($265.00 - $350.00)
Amazon.com: Nixon The Banks Watches ($249.00 and up)
Here’s the Space Invaders Alarm Clock, available in shiny white, blue and black. I’m sorry to say that you can’t play the game on it (or even need to play it a bit to shut it down in the morning), but it still looks good.
Geekstuff4U.com: Space Invaders Alarm Clock ($64.00)
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(Via Prylfeber)
Here’s the Nooka Zirc, 45mm by 35mm large with an off-center strap designed for comfortable wear - the clock protrudes onto the arm instead of the hand.
You tell the time by looking at the dots that form a circle for the hours and the row of lines for the minutes. Black, Mirror and White Zirc models will be available from mid-November for about $350.00
Here’s the Oberon Watch by S-Mode, a jet black time piece featuring a black ion plated stainless steel exterior and bright white LEDs to tell the time.
The outer ring indicate the hour, the middle ring indicates single minutes and the inner ring indicate the minutes in groups of ten. By pushing a button you can switch to date mode which is shown in a similar manner.
TokyoWatch.com: S-Mode Oberon LED Watch ($135.50, €92.50)
Vestal continues to amaze me with their oversized watches, here’s Emery, heavily influenced by radios from the ‘60:ies. There’s not much to talk about when it comes to bells and whistles (leather strap, stainless steel, 5atm water resistance), but a press on the button lights up the display and negative index.
Amazon: Vestal Emery Watch ($170.00)
VestalWatch.com: Emery Watch ($179.00)
Here’s the wall-mountable Just A Moment Clock by Reddish Design (Fluke Collective). Elegant and minimalistic, by separating each hand you read the time in a sequence.
Dimensions: 15.75" x 6".
Fluke Collective: The Just A Moment Clock ($72.00)
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Here’s Eterna KonTiki Diver. So what if the hinged case, the 46mm width and the power reserve display indicate that its made for serious divers. I want one! No word on price or availability yet.
The 6+6 Clock by Italian Progetti might look pretty weird at a first glance, but it’s actually quite easy to read. Black on black, neon green and slight oddness - a winning combination any day.
UMA Online Store: The 6+6 Clock ($199.00)
If you’re looking for an exclusive yet unorthodox watch you better not miss Urwerk 201 with models available in red or white gold as well as regular or black platinum.
“An innovative Revolving Satellite Complication displays time on the 201. Telescopic minute hands operate through three orbiting and revolving hour satellites. These telescopic hands precisely adjust their length following the minutes and then retract. Extended, they enable the 201 to display the time across a large easy-to-read, dial. Retracted, they allow for a shorter and more comfortable case.”
Along with the time-telling revolving satellites the face sports a 50 hour power reserve indicator and a day/night indicator. On the back you’ll find the control board with an oil change indicator (yup, these watches are heavily influenced by sports cars) indicating when a service is due plus a 100 years+ “total time of use” meter.
The 201 series will set you back about $131,000 to $183,000, depending on model.
(Via Coolest Gadgets)
Vestal has made quite a few oversized Rock n’ Roll influenced watches over the years, but Zeppelin is their largest to date. This retro stainless steel timepiece is 52mm wide and available in silver, black and gold.
VestalWatch.com: Zeppelin ($289.00)
