Timex Expedition Solar Powered Watch

This classic field watch by Timex was made with adventurers in mind, it features a solar-powered quartz analog movement that lasts up to four months. The Timex Expedition North Field Post Solar also boasts an anti-reflective sapphire crystal, 100-meter water resistance rating and a screw-down case back and crown in a perfect 41mm case profile. The sleek, military-inspired dial features luminescent hands and dial markings, and a comfortable fabric strap completes the military-inspired aesthetic. Available in a choice of black or olive.

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VENTURA SPARC MGS

Ventura watch company was established by Pierre and Yuko Nobs in 1989, they developed the first automatic watch with a digital display. Ever since, numerous Ventura timepieces have been granted international awards for their outstanding design. Blessthisstuff had the luck of being able to hold one of their masterpieces, the company’s spectacular flagship watch, the Ventura SPARC MGS. Read our thoughts and check out some pictures after the jump...   ...
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BRAUN BN0095 CHRONO WATCH

Braun recently launched the Braun BN0095 Prestige, from the 2013 Spring/Summer Collection. The design award winning Braun Prestige analogue watch features a distinct 43mm monocoque case, carved from one piece of stainless steel with no no case-back and avoiding potential leakage. The BN0095 is available in matt black steel and steel with either a rubber or steel band. A beautiful, clean, euro-modern design as you´d expect from Braun. You ...
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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 timeles...
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