The Azzaro-Legend Rectangular watch is offered in two versions; one is a chronograph and the other has a two-hand movment. It has an elegant rectangular shaped case and maintains its legendary curves on the dial. There are three sub-dials and a date window at 12 o’clock and hour markers. Definitely a contemporary watch for the refined gentleman. $TBA.
Projects has made architect designed watches since 1991. The Free Time Watch has 3 concentric circles that each move with different rotational speeds to indicate the time just like the orbits of the sun. It reminds me a lot of the Tokyoflash watches but more symmetrical. Available with black leather or steel mesh band. $100.
The 12 Hours of Sebring is a race that opens the American Le Mans Series and since Alpina is their official timekeeper, the watch company has made a limited edition timepiece to celebrate the 58th race. The watch boasts precision, legibility, shock-resistance and reliability and the chronograph has been built to meet the tough Florida circuit requirements. The chronograph has a 12-hour counter and GMT. Only 158 pieces will be made. $TBA.
This sleek by watch is the high-precision, cream of the crop by Dubey & Schaldenbrand. The New Spiral has a 44m, 316L surgical stainless steel case and a crown stamped with DS seal in satin finish.The self-winding chronograph caliber movement is decked out with 25 jewels, blue screws, circular oranaments and rhodium-plated finishings. Comes with a black Louisian alligator strap. What a beauty. $TBA.
The Master T is an elegant steel watch by Altanus. It boasts a curvaceous tonneau case, chronograph, date and moon phase and is retro-chic for the sports enthusiast. It has an ISA quartz with 8171/204 caliber movement, screw-down back, anti-reflective sapphire crystal and it’s water resistant up to 50 meters. The strap is available in steel or leather. ~$465 – $930.
The makers of the Happy Hour Watch are geniuses as they have come up with the perfect solution for the multi-purpose bottle opener. We’ve seen them on keychains, shoe soles and ink pens but never on a watch. You can’t get any moe convenient than that. The watch has a Japanese quartz movement, an alloy case in WCS plating, a stainless steel back case, black leather strap and the patented Happy Hour™ buckle. $50.
The Oceanus Super Chronograph oozes macho style. It’s a chunky watch with an atomic solar powered chronograph (the first in the world) and it receives radio time calibration signals from countries like Japan, Germany, United States and the United Kingdom. The battery is fueled by the sun so you’ll no longer have to worry about losing track of time. Other features include a Japanese quartz solar powered cal 5008 movement, a titanium combination polished and satin finish case, tachymeter scale, luminous dial markers and hands, and a titanium band. $895.
