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Ipod Nano Watch Band
Country Comm are selling these watch bads that fit perfectly through the back of the Nano, while allowing you to unclip at will. Maratac Nylon Single piece bands fit the iPod nano perfectly, so you can wear it as watch. They are 22mm wide and come in a variety of colors and styles.



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Chari & Co G-Shock - Image

Chari & Co G-Shock
New York City bike and apparel retailer Chari & Co have partnered with G-Shock for a limited edition collaboration watch. The good-looking G-Shock GA-500K is an essential timepiece for the urban cyclist and is inspired by the tri-tube structure of a racing bike, forming a triangular geometric pattern in shades of black and olive. The rugged 48mm watch features 200M water resistance, a LED light, 48-city world time, five daily alarms, chronograph fun...
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NOMAD ICY BLUE GLOW STRATOS BAND - Image

NOMAD ICY BLUE GLOW STRATOS BAND
The Nomad Icy Blue Glow Stratos Band proves that serious performance gear can still have a playful side. At first glance it looks clean and understated, but step into low light and the FKM links come alive with an electric blue glow that feels genuinely fun without tipping into gimmick territory. We like that balance a lot. Designed specifically for the Apple Watch Ultra, the Stratos Band blends grade 4 titanium with flexible FKM for a fit that moves naturally wi...
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TIMEX NAVI HARBOR
Inspired by military styling and the great outdoors, the new Timex Navi Harbor features a stainless steel case, a black rotating bezel, luminous hands and indices, and houses a reliable Quartz movement for precise time-keeping. The hard-wearing timepiece has 100m water resistance, and is available in two styles - stainless steel with a ballistic nylon strap, or black stainless steel with a stonewashed leather strap that gives it a vintage look. Learn more from...
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