Wristcam

What is the biggest feature missing on your Apple Watch? If you said a camera, then your wait is over. The Apple-certified Wristcam attaches to the Apple Watch adding to it two cameras: an outward-facing, 8-megapixel lens and a 2-megapixel selfie lens. It is kind of having a spy camera on your wrist. The cameras are capable of shooting 1080p video and "4K resolution" photos. Wristcam can also integrate with the Messages app to send pictures and short video clips or even live video to other Wristcam wearers. The dream is to one day integrate with FaceTime, hopefully soon.

OMEGA SPEEDMASTER X-33 MARSTIMER

The stunning new Omega Speedmaster X-33 Marstimer, created with support from the European Space Agency (ESA), foresees the next great advancement of humanity. OMEGAs distinctive 45 mm chronograph measures time on Earth and on the enigmatic red planet in a case made of grade 2 titanium. A logical trajectory for the makers of the first watch on the moon. The stylish timepiece is equipped with a compass that can find true north on both Earth and Mars, and has the typic...
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HORWEEN LEATHER NYC NATO WATCH STRAPS

Our friends over at Worn & Wound have added a new line to their stylish watch straps. The American-made Horween Leather NYC NATO watch straps are a modern take on a classic style, they are manufactured with leather made by the world-famous Horween Tannery of Chicago, and are  incredibly comfortable to wear. The straps are offered in a choice of Black, Olive or Graphite and are available in either 20mm or 22mm lug widths. photos © Worn &a...
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BREITLING SUPEROCEAN KELLY SLATER

The 11-time World Surf League Champion Kelly Slater has teamed up again with Breitling for another limited edition timepiece (only 1,000). The Superocean Automatic 42 Kelly Slater features an eye-popping orange dial and a green nato strap, plus a ceramic-inlayed bezel (will never wear or fade), and broad hands and indexes in luminescent Super-LumiNova that allow for easy readability underwater. The watch is water resistant to 300 m (1000 ft), as well as being shock,...
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