In love with the 90s? Why not take your watch back in time with the Baby-G, Casio’s classic very 90s watch. They’ve brought it back in two popular colors, so that you can relive your glory days of Napster, butterfly clips, and waiting full minutes to look at web pages.
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Escape from New York is a classic. The plight of Snake Plissken has made audiences smile since 1981. Now you can channel the life or death struggle of the main character with the replica countdown timer Lifeclock One Snake Edition.
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Do you like watches but find that they’re just to heavy for your active and lightweight lifestyle? Well good news, the Paper Watch is a wearable that tells time and weighs next to nothing because it is made out of good, old fashion paper (or something pretty close to it).
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Sure a watch that can track you heart rate and send you notifications about your social accounts is great and all but it’s not as good as the Wrist Watch Torch Light, the watch that’s a literal flashlight on your wrist.
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Our lives are very controlled by time which, thanks to smartphones, is easy to keep track of. Even if you don’t have the latest mobile device, a wristwatch is a technology that has been around for ages. But what if you couldn’t see? The Dot Watch helps the blind keep time.
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Yes you are a bold in your geek cred but are you dangerous as well? The Binary Watch not only says that you’re an uber-geek but also that you like to live dangerously.
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Wristwatches are going out of style but you can bring them back. Even if they’re not really functional. Or make any real sense. Introducing the Ant Watch, a wristwatch ant farm.
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Nothing says class like a watch. Unfortunately, wearing a watch is going out of style thanks to the time being on everyone’s cell phone. The Till Watch is a fun take on the traditional watch that uses words in place of numbers.
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Do you find yourself rushing from place to place? Out of bed, to work, home to relax, out with friends. Rush, rush, rush. But it’s ok, you have all the time in the world right? Or do you? With the Death Watch on, you can keep track of how much time you have left and maybe remind yourself to stop and smell the roses. Because time is always running out.
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We foresee a time in the not too distant future when all things will incorporate more than a single function. No longer will we just use a fork, but it will be a digital thermometer too, to warn us if our food is too hot. Our shoes will include pedometers, our hats barometers. The safety pin will have a tiny wireless ID tag, so we can know if our pants are undone. Don’t scoff, it’s inevitable good people.
Read MoreLook we all know how sensitive the poor security folk at airports are nowadays. Let’s face it, not a day goes by when they’re not in the news for some kind of blunder or another. And all they’re trying to do is maintain the peace, combat terrorism and help keep the skies safe from explosions. Or something.
Read MoreThe new Seiko Astron watch is the world’s first GPS solar watch, which means that it’s the first watch to be able to automatically reset to the precisely correct time anywhere on the planet. No more hunting for elusive time zone servers. The secret lies in the fact that the boffins have managed to develop their own very low power GPS receiver, which means they can cram it into a watch without instantly draining the batteries. And how it works…
Read MoreCasio’s newest Wave Ceptor watch – the Edifice 3D Chronograph EQW-M1000DB-1A – is a solar powered, radio controlled time magician designed for non-stop, self-adjusting performance. The dual-layered stripped back dial face gives it just the right amount of macho to suit testosterone fueled buyers, and the 100m water resistance means they’ll never suffer from foggy glass blues after a swim session. The solar power system combines a solar panel with a rechargeable large capacity battery, and goodies like a 24-hour…
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