Renowned for its expansive range of toting goods that reaches all styles be it the pragmatic or opulent, master-piece aligns with fellow Japanese conglomerate Casio to release the limited edition G-Shock GD100MS. This time around the luggage purveyor decides to rework the electronic manufacturer’s military styled, hence the ‘MS’ stamp, GD100 with an olive resin band, black display and yellow complementing accents. With regards to the watches physical as well as technical makeup, it features everything the base model GD100 would, including: a 200m water- and shock-resistant build; Super Illuminator LED blacklight; Flash Alert; countdown timer; full auto calendar per-programmed until the year 2099; stopwatch; and an approximate battery life of 7 years. The collaborative GD100MS wrist watch will be available April 20th at select retailers worldwide.

KOMONO timepieces are undeniably recognizable. The most obvious signpost for the label’s branding is of course its heavy reliance upon bold, all-over print designs. And yet, delving deeper then simply emblazoning each watch with overused motifs, the label stands strong by constantly churning out original and innovative patterns. The latest installment for the label’s MAGNUS PRINT SERIES and WIZARD PRINT SERIES arrive in the form of a new Spring/Summer 2013 range of timepieces. A selection from KOMONO’s 2013 spring/summer collection is now available in their online store here.

When it comes to precision nothing beats a sharpshooter — at least according to the watchmakers at Nixon. In matte black and night-vision yellow, the label’s upcoming The Sniper collection consists of three watches — The Corporal, Steelcat and Magnacon SS — along with a blacked-out Waterlock Backpack, trucker hat and belt. Each of the timepieces features “merciless attention to detail” while high-caliber engineering and stealthy aesthetics make for a mix of modern technology and timeless style. Look for Nixon’s “The Sniper” collection to release soon at select stockists including Nixon.

Smart watches have typically been the domain of geeky-looking wrist adornments that make their intelligence readily known. Until now. The Casio G-Shock Bluetooth Watch ($180) hooks up with your iPhone using Bluetooth 4.0 while retaining the classic G-Shock profile. Thanks to the connection, you'll get incoming call and email alerts right on your wrist, as well as automatic time setting, an alarm when your phone drifts too far from your watch, and even a feature that can sound an alert when it's time to find your trusty pocket computer. Available in four fashionable colorways.

If you know anything about Ben Baller, you know he typically works with high-dollar jewelry. Well, he decided to hook up with our good friends at Neff to bring the people a more affordable timepiece. Unfortunately there’s no diamonds or anything, but you can snag the watch for just $35. Check the super cool visuals above and purchase your watch today. Enjoy.

Adding a touch of taste and elegance to the realm of wristwear, famed designer Richard Mille has completed his most recent watch to date. Titled the RM036 Tourbillon G-Sensor Limited Edition Jean Todt, the watch features a thick 16.15mm tonneau-shaped case, time crafted from lightweight titanium. With a free spung variable intertia balance for the tourbillon, the watch manages to maintain accuracy after suffering shocks while the barrel of the watch features a progressive recoil. Most notably however, is the G-Force recorder of the RM036 featuring a scale graded from green to red. Set to release in a small quantity of only 15 pieces, be on the look out for pricing and availability of the RM036 in early January.

Jay-Z’s lifestyle website Life & Times put together a video feature for Swiss watch company Hublot that highlights their dedication to craftsmanship and luxury timepieces. To hear Jean-Claude Biver, Chairman of Hublot, describe their watches is reason alone to watch this video brief. Enjoy.

Unlike more nuanced timepieces we’ve seen from Nixon in the past, the Fall/Winter 2012 Neon Yellow collection is a bold representation of several updated silhouettes. Comprised of four watches – both digital and traditional – The Time Teller P, The Quad, The Small Lodown, and The Supertide are each presented in an eye-catching colorway that is reminiscent of ’80s and ’90s flare – but with more nuanced faces that fit with current trends. Expect to see the “Neon Yellow” collection at select Nixon stockists in the very near future.

Following an earlier preview of the Belgium brand’s WIZARD PRINT SERIES, Komono unveils more strap patterns in added variations. The aptly named four new colorways include the ethnic-inspired Navajo, the flowery Autumn Leaf, sweet Rose Garden and iconic Hawaiian Sunset. Each stylish adaptation complements a matte metal 36mm case Japanese Quartz movement with stainless steel back and authentic leather detailing. These are now available at Komono’s online store alongside existing motifs.

Breitling has just launched the limited edition Avenger Seawolf Blacksteel Code Yellow watch. A rugged watch built to perform for professional users, its steel case utilizes a highly resistant carbon-based treatment to give it a dark, sinister demeanor. Backing up its rugged looks is a case design that is water-resistant down to 10,000 feet with features designed for underwater use such as a screw-locked crown with non-slip grip. Like all Breitling watches, the Code Yellow houses a COSC-certified self-winding mechanical movement. Just 1,000 examples of this stellar watch will be offered through official Breitling boutiques.