Slow Watches | With 24 Hour Display

Slow Watches striped away the extra hands for a unique way to tell time, the display shows you all 24 hours in a day! The minimalist watch features only one hand and allows you to check all 24 hours at a glance. After you get used to the unconventional display, it will give you a much better consciousness about the progression of your day. It uses a Swiss Made Ronda Caliber 505.24 GMT movement and is made of durable 316L stainless steel, the dial features an extra hardened mineral glass with anti-reflective coating. via

Available in several styles at Slow Watches online store or at Amazon
Available in Europe here

Casio G-Shock Rangeman

Casio´s new G-Shock is a Solar-Powered GPS Watch! The G-Shock Rangeman features the world’s first solar-assisted GPS navigation. The GPS can provide 33 hours of navigation on just one charge, but if the battery dies, 4 hours of direct sunlight will revive the watch’s GPS for an hour. Back at home the watch recharges wirelessly on its power pad. The rugged watch also features a Triple Sensor to measure compass bearing, atmospheric pressure/altitude, and temperat...
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BREITLING CHRONOLINER BLACKSTEEL

Designed with the international jet set in mind, and inspired by a watch from the 1950s-1960s, the Breitling Chronoliner Blacksteel timepiece packs a chronograph for measuring flight times and the functionality to simultaneously display three timezones in 24-hour formats into its sleek black steel and ceramic case. The 46mm self-winding mechanical chrono is powered by a Breitling 24 movement, is water-resistant to 100 m (330 ft) and its back bears a depicti...
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MATWATCHES | MILITARY WATCHES

With 20 years of experience in the manufacture of mechanical watches, MATWATCHES, French watchmaker, has specialized in the development of technical watches for military use, constantly tested in the most extreme situations. MATWATCHES manufactures in accordance with the tradition of Swiss watchmaking products, initially proven only by elite groups of army and police, now, these watches are accessible to the general public! via Oceantime...
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