Swatch – Right Track Chrono Watch

The Swatch Right Track watches are part of the brand’s Chrono Automatic Family. The watches features windows in the case back presenting a direct view of the self-winding mechanical movement at the heart of the Collection.

Right Track Blue and Right Track White offer a classic and elegant alternative for the style-conscious man or woman with an eye for contemporary design, precision quality and value in a mechanical watch.

Available now at Swatch.

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Alain Silberstein iKrono Watch

Here, Alain Silberstein created a nice looking watch while still pushing the limits of design. The iKrono comes in different colors and are made in limited edition of 500. $12,500.00.

Via A Blog to Read

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Swatch Artist Series Watches | Gary Card, David Benedek & Carrie Munden

Swatch are due to release their latest Artist Series of Watches, featuring Gary Card, David Benedek & Carrie Munden. This current line up shows a move towards contemporary design when they release exclusively at colette on February 15th.

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Chroma

Steel Mesh available for $135.00 @ YD Store


Stainless Steel Mesh Band:

It is made of all brushed stainless steel and is water resistant to 150ft.

Black Leather Band:

Comes with a butterysoft black leather band and matching buckle that has no visible lugs, providing a seamless connection from band to watch case.

Designer: Laurinda Spear

Black Leather available for $120.00 @ YD Store

Called the Chroma, the numerals on this beauty change color every second! Moreover the hour hand colors merge from one color palette to another, creating beautiful hues of the color spectrum. Totally mesmerizing! Unisex in style, its crafted in Steel Mesh Bands or Black Leather Band, giving choices to suit your taste.

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De Bethune DB025 Watch

In the pursuit of ever greater efficiency comes comes a host of arguably small changes makes De Bethune an even more capable watch maker with the DB025 line. Inside the watch is a movement that does not need adjustment and that now has a silicon balance wheel. There is also hardened non-magnetic steel in the case, which itself on the outside is either 18k white or rose gold - large at 44.6mm wide. The DB2105 movement has a power reserve of a full 6 days with a power reserve indicator located toward the side rear of the case.

There are two dial options available - either the most classic white tone with Roman numerals, or my favorite, the pictured flame blued steel with gold stars. It really compliments the spherical moon phase indicator wonderfully and looks beautiful with the hand-polished steel hands. Classic looks still meld well with a modern feel in the design, which is enhanced by the skeletonized lugs.

For more info read Luxury watch review

All pics & info via www.luxist.com

Concept : Geocentric watch

The “Geocentric” by Geoffrey Cooper, a human-centered designer with a keen perception of the world around him, is a sci-fi-inspired watch that employing a motion identical to planets rotating around the sun produces a mesmerizing spectacle.

Presenting a whole a new form of time telling, the watch features a number of rings, quite apparent on the dial, which keep rotating over and over again like a traditional time machine, creating a sense of awe and wonder among viewers.

Via: Geoffreyc

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Nixon - Spring 2010 - The Time Teller P Watches | Preview

Nixon will be launching their Spring 2010 collection of The Time Teller P watches. Unlike many of the Nixon watches, this model is made out of poly carbonate rather than metal and has a more pop appeal than luxury.

There is a consistency with use of black, orange, white, yellow and blue colors. Although all the watches do not feature all the colors but limited to two tones and patterns maintaining individuality of each design.

These watches are also made as unisex pieces utilizing Japanese quartz movement and water resistance to 100 meters.

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Max Bill Junghans Watches

Clean, simple, and elegant design are the hallmarks of Bill’s contribution to timepiece lore. Max Bill Junghans watches are not only known for their near perfect design, but also their near perfect precision.

Junghans recently revived these gorgeous watches from their design archives, and the re-release retains the same aesthetic beauty of the original, with vintage understated sizing of 38mm and an acrylic crystal, updated with modern movements and materials.

The new Max Bill Junghans are mated with hand-wound, automatic, or automatic chronograph Swiss movements.

A little history of the man:

Max Bill (1908-1994) was a man whom others fancied as a ‘universal creator’. His work spanned many mediums including architecture, sculpture, painting, education, politics, typeface design, graphic design, industrial design, and product design. Bill designed a host of watches and clocks in the late 1950s and early 1960s for German watchmaker Junghans, which has been around since 1861.

Cost: $630-$1,900

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Welder Watches

From the designer of the popular U-Boat series of watches comes Welder. The line of watches crafted by Italo Fontana embodies some of the same familiar design language from U-Boat in the form of large over-sized casings and technical designs. Of the styles seen here, each features a large-scale 50mm sizing although other models range from 40mm all the way to 53mm.

The line is available now at SSENSE.

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