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Boss Orange Watches

The new spring/summer watch collection from Boss Orange offers some exciting interpretations of the brand’s urban casual and lighthearted spirit. BOSS Orange casually styled models admirably frame a contrasting tone-on-tone dial centre and feature an enlarged interpretation of the Boss Orange logo. The result is a range of resolutely stylish timepieces that mould the wrist like a second skin and create an unmistakably cool and striking effect.



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IM WATCH | WORLDS FIRST REAL SMARTWATCH - Image

IM WATCH | WORLDS FIRST REAL SMARTWATCH

Manufactured by Italian company Blue Sky, "I´m Watch" is the first "smartwatch" to use Android as an operating system. The watch comes equipped with a Freescale processor IMX233 and lets you interact with your phone via Bluetooth. The screen, multitouch, is 1.54 inches with 240 x 240 pixel resolution and is eqquiped with Android 1.6. The watch has 64 MB of RAM and 4 GB of flash memory to store files and an audio output so you can listen to music...
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G-Shock GM-5600 Metal Bezel Watch - Image

G-Shock GM-5600 Metal Bezel Watch

Casio recently released a more affordable classic-style G-Shock with a stainless steel bezel. The squarish 5600 is the modern incarnation of the iconic original G-Shock that debuted in 1983, this version comes with a durable stainless steel bezel that makes it tougher. Features include the usual shock resistance, 200-meter water resistance, stopwatch, countdown timer, a multi-function alarm, hourly time signal, full-auto calendar, 12/24 hour format, flash alerts, an...
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TRINTEC AVIATOR WATCH - Image

TRINTEC AVIATOR WATCH

Trintec makes aviation focused watches, they were the first watchmakers to produce and sell an aviation inspired watch which featured the design elements of an aircraft altimeter. Yes, way before Bell & Ross. Inspired by vintage aircraft clocks from the WWII era through the late 70s, many of these clocks can still be found working in aircraft cockpits today. The primary design objective of these sleek timepieces was to retain as many of the design characteri...
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