Instrmnt Everyday Watch

Instrmnt is a Glasgow-based, multi-disciplinary design studio that focuses in creating industrial goods with an emphasis on quality, simplicity and attainability. Their Everyday Watch is a minimalist timepiece inspired by the industrial design of the mid 20th century, and built using premium quality Swiss and German components with a simple, utilitarian aesthetic. Powered by a reliable Swiss-quartz movement, the timeless 40 mm watch also features a 316L steel casing, a clean, minimal date-dial, and 5 ATM water resistance. Available in a choice of black or white dial, and with a choice of leather, rubber, or high-performance nylon straps.

SKAGEN FALSTER 2 SMARTWATCH

The new Skagen Falster 2 Smartwatch is now available for purchase. The minimal nordic design is still there along with some new tech specs that are mandatory in this sizzling market niche that’s always on the prowl for the ultimate tech features. It now features a heart rate tracker to monitor your exercise and collect data, a GPS to map out your whereabouts, plus NFC to easily pair with the device of your choice or even pay up services that use Google Pay. When c...
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SHINOLA RUNWELL 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY WATCH

In celebration of a remarkable decade, Shinola unveils the limited-edition Runwell 10 Year Anniversary Watch. The iconic Runwell, which marked Shinolas first foray into watchmaking, receives a special edition. With only 1,000 pieces available, each watch proudly displays "10 Year Edition" on its dial and exhibition case back, showcasing a unique version of the Argonite 1069 movement, born in Detroit. To commemorate a decade of success, Shinola offers afici...
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JAMES BOND ROLEX SUBMARINER ON AUCTION

This is your chance to own a piece of 007 memorabilia. Christie´s will be auctioning the genuine legendary watch worn by Roger Moore on the movie Live and Let Die! The watch is a Rolex 5513 Submariner and is complete with Hyper Intensified Magnetic Field Generator & Buzz Saw Bezel as featured in the movie. The auction will take place on 14th of November and should go for $230,000 – $450,000. via BBC Blog...
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