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PowerWatch X

Powered by your body heat, the PowerWatch X is the world’s first smartwatch that you never have to charge! The groundbreaking smartwatch employs low power electronics and runs off heat generated from the body (uses thermoelectric technology), with no need for replaceable batteries or external power sources. iOS and Android compatible, the PowerWatch X features notifications, reinforced bezel for toughness, 200m water resistance, plus a near-indestructible silicone rubber strap. A must-have for scuba diving, hiking, exploring and other outdoor activities.



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SHINOLA RAMBLER 600 - Image

SHINOLA RAMBLER 600

Detroit watchmakers Shinola, have released another striking timepiece, The Rambler 600. This limited-edition watch was inspired by Craig Breedlove, the first man to break several land speed barriers. This is Shinola´s first ever watch equipped with both a chronograph stopwatch function and a bezel built with a tachymetric scale, a tool which allows the wearer to accurately measure speed in terms of time. The elegant timepiece features a titanium case with a titaniu...
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ARES DIVER WATCH

Ares is a watch company founded by Matt Graham, a guy with some serious badass creds, a former police officer, U.S. Air Marshal, and CIA agent. He is now building the mission timers he always wished he’d had. The good-looking Ares Diver-1 is an American made timepiece built to withstand the rigors of any conceivable operation. It is hand finished, assembled, quality assured, and serviced in Seattle. The rugged dive watch has a two-piece case and screwback construc...
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ZOOMIN WATCH | BY GENNADY MARTYNOV & EMRE CETINKOPRULU - Image

ZOOMIN WATCH | BY GENNADY MARTYNOV & EMRE CETINKOPRULU

This awesome watch uses a "magnifying glass" to tell the time! The small circle in the center shows the time and the larger the minutes! This distinct creation came from the mind of the designers Gennady Martynov and Emre Cetinkoprulu. Unfortunately the model is still a prototype... so lets hope it is released soon! via Yankodesign ...
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