The G-Shock Solar Military series features shock resistance, 200M water resistance, full auto EL backlight, world time (48 cities + UTC), 4 daily alarms and 1 snooze, 1/100th second stopwatch, countdown timer, 12/24 Hr formats, and mute function.

Encapsulated in a resin case with a four-point bezel protection design with exposed metal screws, each watch in the series has a unique case shape making them similar but different; each style defined by the wearer’s preference of square, round or oval. [Read More]

A follow up to the 2009 Oktopus, Linde Werdelin unveils the Oktopus II Double Date. Utilizing ceramic detailing for the first time in any piece, it is coupled with titanium, and in one case, rose gold to provide optimal water resistance and prevention of corrosion over long term exposure to saltwater. [Read More]

Gucci and the Recording Academy have once again collaborated on a limited-edition GRAMMY Museum Watch.

Designed by Creative Director Frida Giannini, the i-Gucci Sport timepiece is distinguished by a grey colorway, including a grey PVD case, as well as the bezel inscription, “GRAMMY Museum Gucci Limited Edition”. [Read More]

Turn your iPhone into the whimsical and colorful face of the Nooka zot, zenh, or zirc watch with the latest Nooka app.

The interactive application features local and customizable world times, a timer, and an alarm, all wrapped into the uniquely re-imagined horological interface that Nooka is so well known for. Check out an active demonstration of the app’s features here, and download it for $0.99 USD to your iPhone from the Apple App Store.

A lot of big names came out to celebrate Rick Ross' birthday, but the highlight here is courtesy of Rozay's new friend Dr. Dre. The two have been spending time in the studio, but they took a break from work for the star-filled birthday party.

Check out the footage from the celebration above, including that part of the night when Dre gifted Ross with a $100,000 Hublot watch. Rick Ross looks pretty happy with the new timepiece. Enjoy.

Two years ago, Audemars Piguet released its first real diver – the Royal Oak Offshore Diver – which became an instant best-seller for the Scandinavian watchmaker.

This year we’re presented with a new sportier version, thanks to the yellow minute hand and fifteen minute arc on the timing ring. [Read More]

The HYT H1 Hydro Mechanical Watch, set to debut at the 2012 Baselworld Watch Fair in Switzerwand, has caused considerable buzz in the horology community due to its revolutionary liquid engineering technology.

Pistons in its bellows compress and decompress, moving the Flruoescein liquid in the module, in turn moving the mechanisms within the titanium casing. Other technical details include an unstructured, silver-toned opaline dial as well as a hand-sewn leather-lined canvas strap. Prices for this concept watch are rumored to begin at $45,000 USD. Enjoy.

Watchmaker Fullspot unveil its latest rendition of the staple O Clock timepiece. Arriving just in time for the new year, the brand introduces the O Clock Numbers collection – a range of timepieces boasting a more traditional face with all the hour markers visible.

Slightly veering away from its minimalistic penchant, the Numbers collection is composed of two new cases in a solitary white or black option. Slated to hit the Fullspot online store soon, the Numbers collection will be priced within the same range as past Fullspot special editions.

Spring 2012 finds Nixon unveiling The Steelcat as part of an already impressive collection of chronographs.

Inspired by popular high end watches from Hublot and Audemars Piquet, it’s available in three different colors; black, and two different models of rose gold, and surely a must-have wrist accent for the season. [See & Read More]

Louis Vuitton unveils the inner workings of its new 18-karat white gold timepiece, the Tambour Minute Repeater, a collaboration with Swiss master horologists La Fabrique du Temps.

True to the brand’s renown for handcrafted luxury travel accessories, Louis Vuitton’s Tambour employs complex mechanics to display one time while being able, upon request, to chime an alternative ‘home’ time. Enjoy.