LG Watch Style

Designed in collaboration with Google and one of the first smartwatches to ship with Android Wear 2.0, the LG Watch Style is the latest attempt to make a pure smartwatch that doesn't look like a computer. Helping the cause is a round screen and a case that's just 11 mm thick and 42mm across. It's water-resistant — good for splashes, not swimming — and has a single button on the side that rotates to let you quickly scroll through the interface. In addition, that side button also brings up the newly-added Google Assistant, letting you book restaurants and get directions all while your phone stays securely in your pocket. Available in three finishes, each of which comes with matching silicone and leather bands.

Monsieur de Chanel Platinum Black Watch

Like last year's models, the new Monsieur de Chanel Platinum Black Watch is powered by the Caliber 1 movement, the company's first made in-house for a men's watch. Unlike those older releases, however, this one is even more limited, with a 40mm platinum case, black dial, and sapphire caseback. Despite the differences, it still has the 240-degree retrograde minute display, seconds subdial, and jumping hour display. Limited to just 100 examples.

Alpina Seastrong Horological Smartwatch

You won't find a screen dominating the front of the Alpina Seastrong Horological Smartwatch, but that doesn't mean it's limited to telling time. Indeed, thanks to its connected movement developed in collaboration with MMT, it can track your activity, relay notifications, and automatically set the time just like a computerized watch. But it's also still a real Swiss diver, with a uni-directional rotating bezel, sporty 44mm fiberglass case, and a water resistance rating of 330 feet. Available in four models, which mix black or blue dials with black, green, orange, or navy bezels, finished with rubber straps.

Vacheron Constantin Les Cabinotiers Celestia Astronomical Grand Complication Watch

With 23 different complications primarily devoted to the study of the night sky, the Vacheron Constantin Les Cabinotiers Celestia Astronomical Grand Complication Watch is one of the world's most complex timepieces. On the front, it offers traditional time indications, a perpetual calenday, a precise moon phase, solar time indications, and a tide-level indicator with a 3D depiction of the alignment of the Earth, Moon, and the Sun. The back dial is dedicated to a transparent celestial chart, which lets you admire the inner workings of the watch while observing celestial time in both hours and minutes. It's housed in a 45mm 18K white gold case, finished with a black alligator leather strap, and is one-of-a-kind.

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Perpetuel Calendar Watch

It took over 600 hours of research to develop the case on this Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Perpetuel Calendar Watch. It appears to have been worth it. The matte black brushed finish on the 41mm ceramic case is resistant to scratches, temperature, and age, so it pairs well with the moonphase indicator, which only requires correction once every 125 years. The 5134 movement also powers the date, date, month, leap year, hours, and minute functions, all of which appear on the slate gray "Grande Tapisserie" dial. It's finished with a matching ceramic bracelet with a titanium clasp.

Montblanc TimeWalker Rally Timer Watch

Inspired by the classic Minerva Rally Timer stopwatch, the Montblanc TimeWalker Chronograph Rally Timer Counter Watch is the rare wristwatch that isn't necessarily bound to your wrist. Thanks to strap attachments that fold underneath the case, it can convert from a wristwatch to pocket watch with ease, and can even clip onto a metal plate for use as a dashboard clock. It's powered by a manually-wound monopusher calibre MB M16.29 movement, protected inside a water-resistant 50mm satin titanium case. Limited to just 100 examples.

MB&F HM7 Aquapod Watch

Inspired by the symmetrical bodies of jellyfish, the MB&F HM7 Aquapod Watch employs a radially symmetric design. Immediately noticeable underneath the domed sapphire is the central flying tourbillion, which sits atop a vertical movement that includes a winding rotor with "tentacles" crafted from a block of solid titanium. As a water-focused watch, it has a unidirectional rotating ceramic bezel, although it's water resistant to only 150 feet. The indications, which rotate around the center, are treated with Super-Luminova for readability under the surface, as are select rotor segments, letting you appreciate the movement even in darkness. It's finished with an aircraft-grade rubber strap and is limited to just 33 examples in grade 5 titanium with a blue bezel, and 66 examples in 18 karat red gold with a black bezel.

Ressence Type 1 Squared Watch

Like the standard Type 1 before it, the new Ressence Type 1 Squared Watch forgoes traditional hands, instead using a series of rotating discs to indicate the time. Unlike its predecessor, the 1 Squared has a cushion-shaped case crafted from 316 stainless steel instead of titanium that's thinner as well, thanks to the absence of a sapphire back. Instead, it has a retractable lever that's used to set the time, corresponding to the discs' movement in a 1:1 ratio just like the key-wind clocks and toys of old. It's finished with an interchangeable bracelet system, and is available in four colorways.

Omega Speedmaster Speedy Tuesday Watch

Named for the Instagrammers that hashtag photos of their watches every week, the Omega Speedmaster Speedy Tuesday Watch blends together several vintage touches in a new limited edition. The overall design is inspired by the "Alaska Project III" model built for NASA in 1978, distinguished by its brushed matte finish stainless steel case and radial subdials. Speaking of subdials, it also sports a "reverse panda" dial first introduced in 1966, joined by a vintage Omega logo and matte black aluminum bezel ring. It's powered by the same calibre 1861 movement as the Moonwatch, and arrives with its own leather watch roll, a vintage-cut brown leather strap, a spare white and black striped NATO strap, and a strap changing tool. Limited to just 2012 examples, it's also the first Omega to be sold directly online.

MTM Status Apple Watch Case

The Apple Watch is already fairly rugged, despite its sleek appearance. The MTM Status Apple Watch Case will make it far more so. Made to fit any 38mm Series 2 model, this burly add-on adds a pair of circular micro-dials to the side and standard lugs to the top and bottom. You can mix-and-match between dial options, including a 12-hour clock, compass, digital date, or digital clock, each available in different styles. The case itself is made from either anodized 7075 aluminum or Grade 2 Titanium, accepts 24mm MTM bands or straps, and arrives in packaging that's designed for re-use as a charging dock.

TAG Heuer Carrera Heuer-01 Black Ceramic Watch

Decked out in a stealthy matte black, the TAG Heuer Carrera Heuer-01 Black Ceramic Watch is the sleekest version of the company's signature chronograph yet. The 45mm case, bezel, lugs, and case middle are all made from micro-blasted black ceramic, making the watch durable, scratch-resistant, and highly stylish. It's powered by the in-house Calibre HEUER-01 movement, has a skeleton dial with luminescent black markers and hands, and is water resistant down to 100 meters. Available with a rubber strap or a matching H-shaped black ceramic link bracelet.

Bell & Ross BR-X1 Tourbillon Sapphire Watch

Sapphire is commonly used to cover watch dials, and often, used on the opposite side to provide a view into the inner workings. The Bell & Ross BR-X1 Tourbillon Sapphire Watch goes one better by building its entire case out of sapphire. The process takes hours of machining and polishing just to make a single case, comprised of nine separate parts. In addition to its namesake Flying Tourbillion, it also has a mono-pusher chronograph function, both of which are highly visible thanks to the case. Rhodium plating on the markers and hands joins the Superluminova in creating a timepiece that almost glows in certain light. Finished with a strap made from translucent rubber and metallic Kevlar weaving.

Hamilton Khaki Field Watches

Inspired by their military watches produced in the 1940s, the Hamilton Khaki Field Watches combine rugged materials and textures with a refined range of designs. The collection offers a variety of models that includes anything from a 42mm stainless steel and blue canvas combo to a blacked out PVD-coated automatic. Cases start at 38mm and go up to 44mm, while bands come in stainless steel bracelets, leather, rubber, and canvas. Also available with an array of dial and face colors.

Presented by Hamilton.

Avi-8 Pegasus AV-4047 Watch

The latest release in the Hawker Harrier line from AVI-8 continues to draw its name and inspiration from the unique avionic engineering behind the Hawker Harrier, and its custom built Pegasus engine from Rolls Royce. And just like the Pegasus, the Avi Pegasus AV-4047 Watch's Miyota Japanese made 21 jewel self-winding movement is the heart and soul of this watch. It registers time using a set of 3 individual discs showing the hour, minutes, and hands rotating across the layered dial. Each timepiece is crafted out of Marine Grade 316 stainless steel with a sapphire lens and fits comfortably on your wrist thanks to a buffalo hide genuine leather strap with bi-color detailing. Available in Solid Stainless Steel or in a version featuring Titanium Carbide plated onto the case.

Presented by AVI-8.

Bre & Co. Origami Watch

Meant to be a signifier of your worth — not in terms of money, but in terms of your importance to friends and family — the Bre & Co. Origami Watch is not your typical timepiece. As the name suggests, the multi-faceted stainless steel case is inspired by the Japanese art of folding paper, and it holds an Eterna 309A movement that powers the three hands and date function. The back, however, holds a surprise — a half-ounce American eagle liberty gold coin embedded inside, to serve as a tactile reminder of your value.

G-Shock G-Steel Watch Collection

It's true that a great number of G-Shock's legendary watches have had resin bodies. It's also true that the G-Shock G-Steel Watch Collection boasts far more than just metal bodies wrapped around the same guts. This line of watches has an integrated solar panel that converts even dim lighting into power for the rechargeable battery, and a layered guard structure that uses a double-layer bezel of stainless steel for both sleek looks and impact resistance. There's also both analog and digital time readouts, water resistance to at least 200 meters, and a world time function that lets you easily see the time in other cities around the globe.

Presented by G-Shock.

MVMT Modern Sport Watches

When you set off on your next outdoor adventure, there's no need to swap out your timepiece if you have the MVMT Modern Sport strapped on. Each watch in the impressive collection features a 42mm waterproof case with rotating bezel along with premium glare proof coating. Just swap out the stainless steel strap for the silicone one — and vice versa — when appropriate and enjoy the versatility and style that is fully equipped for work or play. Select an additional strap when you purchase and get a free gift box thrown in at no additional charge.

Presented by MVMT Watches.

Shinola Guardian Watch

As the Shinola brand grows, one of their signature products continues to get better and better. The Guardian watch by Shinola has been updated and has added some exciting new features. The new Guardian utilizes the same case introduced last year with the sold out Muhammed Ali watch and comes in 41mm or 36mm stainless steel sizes with double curve sapphire crystal. They also feature a signature case back plate with laser-etched serial number and Detroit-built Argonite 705 quartz movement with Swiss parts. Water resistant up to 50 meters and available through Shinola and their retail partners this fall.

Presented by Shinola.

Shinola Runwell All Black Watch

As stealthy as it is sophisticated, the Shinola Runwell All Black Watch is a versatile timepiece that looks great with anything... as long as there's some black involved. It's powered by the company's Argonite 1069 movement, with a matte black dial, black numerals and hands, and a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal. The 47mm watch has a PVD black sandblasted finish, and in addition to the black leather strap, it comes with black nylon and rubber straps for added versatility. Arrives in a handsome black presentation box and is covered by a limited lifetime guarantee.

Presented by Shinola.

TUDOR Black Bay Dark Watch

The latest addition to the Heritage Black Bay family is the darkest, and maybe the most appealing timepiece in the illustrious Black Bay collection. The TUDOR Black Bay Dark joins their exclusive line of divers in black matte steel with a 41 mm wide steel case and fully PVD-treated exterior. The caliber MT5602 is an automatic movement featuring 70 hours of power reserve. Those familiar with TUDOR history will also be pleased to note the domed dial and crystal that hearken back to the first TUDOR diving watches. The red depth rating and red triangle on the rotatable bezel are also informed by early TUDOR releases and are the only bits of color you'll see on this dark and mysterious timepiece.

Presented by TUDOR.

Tudor Pelagos LHD Watch

Designed to be worn on the right wrist of left-handed divers, the Tudor Pelagos LHD Watch combines an understated design with serious performance. It's powered by a self-winding movement manufactured in-house, with the titanium screw-down winding crown placed on the left side fo the 42mm titanium and steel case for easy access. It's water resistant to depths of over 1,600 feet, has an automatic helium escape valve at 3 o'clock, and its hands and markers have a beige luminescent coating that makes them readable at depths the sun doesn't reach. Comes with a matching titanium bracelet with patented auto-adjustable buckle and an additional rubber strap.

Autodromo Monoposto Chronograph Watch

Inspired by an era of racing where the driver had to rely on his knowledge of his car as much as his gauges, the Autodromo Monoposto Chronograph Watch presents its information in a simple, elegant manner. The watch was first launched in 2012 and quickly sold out, and is returning as the company's first automatic chronograph. It's powered by a Seiko movement, with sapphire crystal on the front and rear, a 43mm stainless steel case, and a leather strap that's handmade in the USA. It comes in three colorways — black, silver, and Azzurro blue — and is limited to 500 pieces, total.

Matrix Powerwatch

Nearly every smartwatch tracks how many calories you burn. The Matrix Powerwatch goes a step further, using them to power itself. Using thermoelectric technology, it accurately measures how many calories you burn everyday, then uses that body heat to keep itself running. As you'd expect, it also syncs wirelessly to your phone, tracks your steps and sleep, and is water resistant to 50 meters, meaning you can wear it in the pool, lake, or ocean without worry. Finished with a circular aluminum case and black nylon strap.

Jacob & Co. x Colette Watch

Colette is well-known to both Parisians and globe-trotters alike. If you're part of the latter group, you'll appreciate this Jacob & Co. x Colette Watch. A take on Jacob's sf24 timepiece, it features two Colette blue split-flap displays at the top, inspired by vintage travel boards and able to show the local time in 24 cities, rotating through them at the press of a button. The main dial shows the local hour and minute, with seconds shown in a sub-dial, and the custom self-winding movement is visible through the crystal caseback. The 45mm case is given a black DLC finish and is paired with a matching black strap.

Timex IQ+ Move Smartwatch

Blending classic looks with just enough features to make a screen-based timepiece unnecessary, the Timex IQ+ Move Smartwatch is a nice compromise between the two. It links to your phone to automatically set the time and date, ensuring it's got the correct time no matter how far you've traveled that day, and also does basic fitness tracking, with metrics like steps taken and calories burned. Those sync back to your phone, and the activity subdial gives you an at-a-glance look at how far you are from reaching your daily goal. Available in four colorways.

CMRA Apple Watch Camera

For all the features that the Apple Watch has, it's missing something nearly every other Apple product has — a camera. The CMRA Apple Watch Camera fixes that. This smart band attaches like any other, but has an eight megapixel outward-facing camera and a two megapixel selfie cam, both supplied by the tiny cam maestros at Sony. It can also grab HD videos, has all-day battery life (or at least as much as your watch), and comes in four colors that should match any wardrobe.

Misfit Phase Smartwatch

Misfit is known for its simple, stylish fitness trackers. Now its taking the same aesthetic and applying it to a watch. The Misfit Phase Smartwatch has an elegant analog time readout and all the smart functionality you'd expect. There's an accelerometer for fitness and sleep tracking, a multi-color indicator to show calls, text, and other incoming notifications, and a vibrating alarm for discreet updates. It also sets the time automatically, has a 41mm aluminum and stainless steel case that's water resistant to 50 meters, and a replaceable battery lasts up to six months at a time. Available in a variety of finishes with an even larger selection of interchangeable bands.

Zenith x Land Rover El Primero Watch

Celebrating the debut of both the Range Rover and Zenith's signature movement, the Zenith x Land Rover El Primero Watch pays tribute to 1969 without looking looking like it's from that era. Powered by El Primero 400 B, a descendant of the world's first integrated chronograph movement, it has the Range Rover typemark on the brushed gray dial, along with rhodium-plated markers and hands, three sub-dials, and a date window at 6 o'clock. The 42mm matte black case is crafted from ceramicised aluminum, and it's finished with a black rubber-coated perforated calfskin strap with black PVD titanium clasp.