Another nice video watch here, this one sports 2 GB of storage, a crisp and bright OLED screen with 128×128 resolution, video and image playback as well as audio (mp3/wma), earphone jack, equalizer with six modes and a built-in microphone for voice memos.
The battery allows 7 hours of audio playback and 4 hours for video and you recharge it through USB.
Nooka-designer Mark Matthew Waldman just announced three upcoming Nooka watch models. These camo models are called COTN (Creatures Of The Night) and will be available in Urban Jungle Grey, Balmy Army Green and Crooklyn Remix colors – all sporting a stainless steel case back, polyurethane band and backlight.
The Nooka COTN watches has the Zen-H face so you tell the time by reading the bars; the two at the top indicate the hour and the two lower indicate minutes and seconds
The price is estimated to $250 when they’re launched in January 2008.
(Via Prylfeber)
Ah, over-sized timepieces, what would the world be without ‘em? Nixon strikes back with The Murf; another fine retro watch sporting a stainless steel case and band, Japanese direct drive quartz (two discs with hours and minutes), LED back-light and it’s waterproof down to 30 meters.
The Murf is available in all black, white (metal), metal with a dark wood panel and blue / yellow.
NixonNow.com: The Murf ($300.00 – $350.00)
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(Via Acquire)
Here’s the Vulcania, a steampunk concept watch designed by Fabrice Gonet and made into reality by HD3 Complication. Don’t get your hopes up on getting one of these titanium and platinum Jules Verne and submarine influenced masterpieces though, there’s only eleven made (which in turn indicates a pretty impressive price tag, sigh).
Read on for a close-up image, there’s some incredible details on this watch:
The Wi-Fi Detecting Watch is able to tell you the wi-fi signal strength by the push of a button, eliminating the need to unpack the laptop to check if you can connect or not. The signal strength is shown as a number between 0 to 8 so you know if you need to move closer to the access point or not.
Besides the signal feature it sports a stainless steel case, rubber band, daily/single alarm, countdown timer and EL backlight.
ThinkGeek: The Wi-Fi Detecting Watch ($29.99)
I’ve covered alot of clocks and watches lately, but this is the Phosphor Ana-Digi, one of the first (affordable) watches to feature an E Ink display. This means that you get regular, analog hands and the possibility to change the background and dials by a simple press of a button. Go from a standard, minimalistic digital display on black background to a white background with numbers, etc. Pretty neat.
“The watch dial itself utilizes a revolutionary E Ink electronic paper display that possesses a paper-like, high contrast appearance in any mode.”
The Phosphor Ana-Digi is available on pre-order now, both the leather and polyurethane band models costs $250.
PhosphorWatches.com ($250.00)
Here’s a watch looking like it’s meant for heavy duty outdoor action; Timberland HT2. Featuring both digital and analog clocks, four different time zones, altimeter (for the altitude), tachymeter, chronograph, turning bezel, thermometer (in both Fahrenheit and Celsius), barometer (for the weather) and of course a compass to top it off.
Timberland.com: HT2 Watches ($295 – $345)
Amazon: Timberland HT2 (From $279.00)
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 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)
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