AMOT Modular Watch

If you opt for a modular watch, you want the convenience of several watches in one. But most don't employ as many functions and features as the Modular Watch from A Matter Of Time. The modular watch is comprised of the base, dial, bezel, and strap and each comes with at least one additional option. Both 39mm bases are powered by Seiko automatic movement, feature a sapphire glass, luminous blue hands, and all the components are easy to swap out as you transition from one setting to the next.

SFI Desert Issue Rolex Submariner Watch

For its latest modified offering, Special Forces Issue takes a modern day Rolex Submariner and remixes it into a military masterpiece. Using the classic Rolex 5517 Milsub as inspiration, SFI's DI01 Desert Issue is a 114060 Submariner that's been coated in a tactical Desert Sand finish and given a makeover with fixed military bars, custom "Sword" hands, and a rubber bezel insert with luminous markers. The watch arrives in a waterproof Pelican case on a matching tan NATO strap.

Tempus Machina 711Z Rolex GMT Master Watch

Like a classic car with modern innards, the Tempus Machina 711Z Rolex GMT Master Watch combines the looks of the 1950's "Bakelite" Rolex 6542 GMT watch with the reliable features of the current model 116710 GMT-Master II. Inspired by the brittle, signature 24-hour bezel insert of the mid-century watch, this new interpretation uses a polished sapphire insert with hand-applied luminescent numerals and indicators. But Tempus didn't stop there. The bezel was re-profiled with a "Coin Edge" teeth look, the crown guards were removed, and a black-and-red "Roulette" style date wheel was added. On top of that, the 18k gold-plated dial is as close as you'll ever get to an original "Gilt" dial, and the GMT hand — the heart of the dual time zone functionality — has been replaced with a custom small arrow hand to match the original.

Louis Vuitton Tambour Horizon Smartwatch

LV has made watches before, but never like this. The Louis Vuitton Tambour Horizon Smartwatch is the company's first connected timepiece. Built in conjunction with Google and Qualcomm using a Swiss-made 42mm convex case, it's powered by Android Wear. You'd never know it looking at the screen, which shows one of several of customizable faces based on the company's real-life watches. You also get a special app that taps into the company's city guides for recommendations and a special travel app that keeps track of flight and booking info. Perhaps most importantly for those who love the company's leather goods, you can choose from 30 different straps that interchange quickly, so you won't have to settle for a traditional monogram strap clashing with your graphite wallet.

Urwerk x Laurent Ferrier Arpal One Watch

Talented watchmakers come together for a great cause in the Urwerk x Laurent Ferrier Arpal One Watch. A one-off built specifically for November's Only Watch 2017 charity auction, this timepiece joins the technical prowess of Urwerk with the timeless styling of Ferrier. It's powered by a self-winding UR5.03 movement with a rotating satellite hours display, which is held within a streamlined case inspired by classic cars and made from Arpal+, an 18k gold alloy that's stronger than steel. It's finished with a sand-colored, hand-stitched leather strap and will be sold by Christie's in Geneva.

IWC Portugieser Chronograph Rattrapante Genève Watch

Created to celebrate the opening of their new store in Geneva, the IWC Portugieser Chronograph Rattrapante Genève Watch is a highly exclusive edition. The double chronograph can record two separate times at once thanks to a split-seconds hand. Both telemeter and tachymeter scales are present on the dark dial, which is also adorned with rose gold-plated Feuille hands and Arabic numerals. Also inside the stainless steel case is a hand-wound 76240-calibre movement offering a 44-hour power reserve. Finished with a brown alligator leather strap, it's limited to just 50 examples and available exclusively at the IWC Boutique Geneva.

Omega Seamaster Commander's Watch

Omega has a relationship with James Bond that dates back over 20 years. To celebrate the character's rank, as well as the 50th anniversary of You Only Live Twice, the 40th anniversary of The Spy Who Loved Me, and the 20th anniversary of Tomorrow Never Dies — all films in which Bond wears his official military uniform — comes the release of the Omega Seamaster Commander's Watch. It pays tribute to the Royal Navy's ensign colors with a white ceramic dial, blue skeleton hour and minute hands, and a red second hand with 007 logo counterweight. The bezel is blue with a red area denoting the final 15 seconds, and the see-through case back reveals a rotor with the Commander rank insignia. It arrives on a 5-stripe blue, red, and gray NATO strap, with a metal bracelet also included; it's limited to just 7,007 examples in stainless steel and seven in 18K yellow gold.

Bell & Ross BR V2-94 Garde-Côtes Watch

Inspired by the colors of the Coast Guard, the Bell & Ross BR V2-94 Garde-Côtes Watch gives this classic chronometer a nautical flair. Its matte gray dial is surrounded with a bright orange ring, while the numerals and indices are coated in white Superluminova. The 41mm case is topped with a steel bezel and anodized black aluminum ring with a pulsometer scale, and it's finished with either a stainless steel bracelet or rubber strap.

Casio Pro Trek Smartwatch

The latest Android Wear smartwatch from Casio is the perfect companion for your next outdoor adventure. The Casio Pro Trek has a dual layer LCD color touchscreen display that is water-resistant up to 50 meters, along with dedicated modes for various activities like snow sports, biking, fishing, and kayaking. To keep tabs on your location, the Pro Trek offers an energy efficient GPS and the full-color map gives you detail on your location on or offline. Choose from various face designs according to your mood or intended activity, and let the Casio Pro Trek help you make the most of your active lifestyle.

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Vague Grey Fade Submariner Watch

Vague Watch Co.'s Grey Fade Submariner gets its name from the dark grey bezel insert, meant to mimic the sought-after "ghost bezel" effect found on the faded black bezels of well-worn vintage sport watches. It's built with an automatic movement, meaning you'll never have to change a battery, as the watch is powered by the movement of your arm during wear. With a stainless steel case, a screw-down back, and a 100-meter depth rating, the watch is also rugged enough to handle some serious time in the water. On top of that, it ships with a sharp military-inspired case, watch tool, and a classic nylon NATO strap to switch out with the stainless oyster band.

Panerai Luminor Acciaio Watch

Few high-end watches are available online. The Panerai Luminor Submersible Acciaio Watch is available exclusively online. This limited-edition take on the popular Submersible series is powered by a OP XXX automatic caliber movement, which runs the hours and minutes hands as well as a small seconds dial at 9 o'clock and a date window at 3. Developed for professional divers, the 44mm stainless steel case is water-resistant down to 300 meters and the hours and markers coated in green Super-LumiNova for outstanding legibility against the deep blue dial, especially at depth. Limited to just 100 examples.

Tag Heuer x Hodinkee Carrera Skipper Watch

A modern interpretation of the highly collectible reference 7754 "Skipperera", the Tag Heuer x Hodinkee Carrera Skipper Watch is bound sought-after itself. Its 39mm case has the same lugs as the original 35, and the regatta countdown dial has the same tri-color layout, but now with 10-minute intervals. Its newer Caliber 18 automatic movement allowed for a date window set opposite the countdown, and the dark blue dial is a nod to its aquatic inspiration. It's finished with a blue perforated leather strap and comes with both gray and orange NATO straps for casual wear.

Ressence Type 1 Rose Gold & Titanium Watch

Ressence's Type 1 is already considered a modern classic, thanks to its novel design that eschews hands and crowns for a series of rotating discs that indicate the hours, minutes, seconds, and day of the week. This Ressence Type 1 RG, designed for Mr. Porter, elevates it with a 42mm rose gold and titanium case. Also present on the exclusive edition are an ivory dial with Super-LumiNova-filled engraved indications and a handsome brown leather strap. Made in Switzerland, it arrives in a dark wood presentation box.

Shinola Bedrock Watch Collection

The company's first timepiece made specifically to pair with dress clothes, the Shinola Bedrock Watch Collection brings the company's handsome aesthetic to the board room. A highly-accurate Argonite 1069 movement powers the watch's two hands and seconds subdial, while elegantly applied indices keep things easily readable. Its slim 42mm case slips smoothly underneath your sleeve, and is available in a variety of finishes, with multiple dial and strap combinations, as well.

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Vague Black Submariner Watch

For when you want the look of a $150,000 Rolex Milsub but would rather wear it on your wrist than keep it in a safe. Vague Watch Co.'s Black Submariner has a darkened steel case with a brushed finish that's designed to look aged, along with military style "sword" hands and applied "gilt" hour and permiter markers with vintage patina'd coloring. The 40mm watch has a near-silent Japanese quartz movement, a classic domed crystal, rotating bezel, and screw-down crown. Water resistant up to 100m, it arrives with both black and olive 20mm nylon NATO straps.

G-Shock Mudmaster GG1000 Watch

Built to stand up to some of the toughest conditions and environments, this G-Shock Mudmaster GG1000 is a tough, reliable source regardless of your surroundings. It's shock-resistant to protect against impact and features a new mud-resistant structure that fits each button with a cylindrical guard structure with gaskets on the button shaft and inside the cylinder. That keeps mud and dust out while the gaskets help cushion impacts. And the Twin Sensor feature, which combines a compass and thermometer will help you keep your bearings no matter where your path leads. It also boasts wings on the case back to provide a better fit and large, non-slip buttons that are easy to use even if you're wearing gloves. A worthy companion for a long day's work outdoors or your next adventure.

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Paul Newman's Rolex Daytona Watch

It's arguably the holy grail of vintage watches. A timepiece so influential its owner became the nickname of the model. Paul Newman's Rolex Daytona has been found. Paul Newman gave the watch to its current owner James Cox while Cox was dating his daughter and informed him that he didn't own a watch. "If you wind it, it tells pretty good time," Newman said to Cox, who proceeded to wear it daily for over a decade. It's in highly respectable condition for a watch of its age, with an original cream dial with patina, a case that's in good shape, and an inscription on the back from Newman's wife Joanne reading "Drive Carefully, Me." It will be auctioned off this October during Phillips's first watch auction in New York.

H. Moser & Cie Swiss Alp Watch Zzzz

It's not an Apple Watch. It just looks like one. A playful take on the smartwatch, the H. Moser & Cie Swiss Alp Watch Zzzz is a 100% mechanical timepiece. The dial is completely devoid of all indices and markings, letting the hour and minute hands stand alone. Powered by an HMC 324 form movement, it has a power reserve of at least four days, is limited to just 20 pieces, and serves as a satisfying rebuttal to all those who panned Cupertino's design.

MVMT Black Rose Voyager Watch

Mixing a brushed black stainless steel case with rose gold accents, the MVMT Black Rose Voyager Watch is both bold and subtle. It's powered by a Miyota movement that handles the hour, minute, and second hands, as well as the two dual time subdials. Measuring 42mm and finished with a black stainless steel mesh strap, it's an ideal size, but should you want something larger — or smaller — the Black Rose collection also includes 45 and 40mm variants in classic and chrono styles.

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Rolex Oyster Paul Newman Daytona Gold Watch

One of the rarest Rolex ever to come up for sale, this Rolex Oyster Paul Newman Daytona Gold Watch is one of just three yellow gold with screw down pusher models known to exist. Beyond its rarity, highlights of this reference 6263 — nicknamed "The Legend" — include its "lemon" dial, a far cry from the ivory most commonly seen on stainless Paul Newmans, and its white subdial registers. Manufactured in 1969 and brilliantly preserved, it recently set the record for most expensive Daytona ever sold.

Bell & Ross BR03-92 Black Camo Watch

Sporting a military-type tricolor coating developed specifically for this model, the Bell & Ross BR03-92 Black Camo Watch is the ideal timepiece for your next stealth op. Its circular dial is covered with a matte gray camouflage design, with a date window at 4:30 and cutouts for the numerals and indices that allow the layer of black Superluminova below to show through. Included black rubber and black synthetic fabric straps complement the 42mm matte black ceramic case.

Tudor x Bucherer Heritage Black Bay Bronze Blue Watch

Created as part of the Swiss retailer's 130th anniversary Blue Editions collection, the Tudor x Bucherer Heritage Black Bay Bronze Blue Watch is a unique take on an already handsome timepiece. Mechanically identical to the standard model, including the Tudor MT5601 in-house movement and 43mm bronze alloy case, it swaps the brown dial and bezel of the original with dark blue components. It's finished with a new blue and bronze fabric strap with bronze hardware and has an engraving commemorating the anniversary on the rear.

Shinola Canfield Bolt Watch

Typically when buying a watch, you're limited to just a handful of case and strap combinations. The Shinola Canfield Bolt Watch defies this logic by letting you pick from over 200 possible combinations. The clean sunray dial has three hands, no indexes, and its namesake bolt in place of the full Shinola logo. It's available in five colors and three 43mm case finishes and is powered by an Argonite 713 quartz movement. To finish it off the company's offering a staggering number of strap and bracelet options, from simple NATO nylon to alligator leather and stainless steel, ensuring you'll be able to build one to match your style.

Shinola Runwell Gift Set

The perfect gift set for the man who treasures his timepieces, or for yourself, is here with the Shinola Runwell 47mm Gift Set. Included is the classic 47mm Runwell that features the Moon Phase function, which is designed to track lunar phases from waxing to waning. It also features a stainless steel case with double curve sapphire crystal, super-luminova dial hands, and Argonite 708 quartz movement. But the set becomes truly unique when you realize it's like getting three watches in one thanks to the two additional straps that are included. Black, natural, and teak straps are part of the gift set to provide three distinctive looks for the wearer who takes his watch collection seriously.

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Apple Watch NikeLab

Pairing a light bone/black band with a Space Gray body, the Apple Watch NikeLab gives the world's most common smartwatch a highly distinctive look. It's based on the Apple Watch Series 2 and offers the same water resistance, built-in GPS, and brighter display. Its Nike Sport Band is lighter than the traditional Apple Sport Band, with contrasting compression-molded perforations and help to improve ventilation. The watch also comes equipped with exclusive Nike watch faces and will be available at nike.com, NikeLab stores, and the Apple Watch Store at Isetan Shinjuku.

1950's Tudor Submariner 7923 Watch

Found in an estate sale just a few weeks ago, this 1950's Tudor Submariner 7923 Watch is an outstanding example of a highly-coveted timepiece. The watch is completely original save for the crystal (the original will be included), meaning the black dial with its purplish brown patina, unpolished case, and red depth rating all show their age with grace. Notably, the 7923 reference is the only Rolex or Tudor submariner ever produced that's manually wound, using a modified ETA movement paired with rare pencil hands, making this one even more desirable than its vintage looks suggest.

Oris Chronoris Date Watch

The company's first chronograph, the original Chronoris debuted in 1970. The Oris Chronoris Date Watch is a reimagining of that vintage release. A 39mm brushed stainless steel case holds the Oris automatic Caliber 733 movement that powers the hands and the date function, visible through a window placed at 3 o'clock. Notably, the inner bezel rotates via the crown at four o'clock, serving as the timing function in place of a dedicated stop-seconds chronograph. It's available with a variety of straps, including brown and black leather, gray nylon NATO, black rubber, and a 15-link stainless steel bracelet that's very similar to the original.

ZeTime Smartwatch

If you're looking for a smartwatch, you have several options. But the ZeTime Smartwatch is the first of those choices to give you a stainless steel case and real chrome mechanical hands on the smartwatch's round touchscreen. So it looks like a regular watch, but with all the features you get from a smartwatch. Those perks include a 30-day battery from a single charge, a TFT color display, heart-rate monitoring, and compatibility with iOS and Android phones. The world's first hybrid smartwatch has Swedish designed mechanical hardware and will connect seamlessly via Bluetooth to sync your activity and sleep data, along with any notifications that matter to you.

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