Awesome Watches

The Swatch Scubaqua collection features see-through analog watches inspired by jellyfish. They’re made using bio-sourced materials and offer a dive-friendly case that resists water down to 10 bar or 330 feet. There are five colors in the lineup but the vibrant yellow-green Egg Yolk is the standout in our opinion.

Head to the beach with the new series of G-SHOCK watches, designed with summer vibes in mind. Each model features a glowing blue-green face inspired by bioluminescent plankton, housed in a crisp white case with vibrant blue accents. Choose from six designs, available in both analog-digital and digital styles, all with bright LED illumination.

This impressive field watch from Lüm-Tec features a stainless steel case with a gunmetal titanium carbide PVD coating. Its aviation-inspired face has bright MDV luminescent hands and markers, protected beneath a domed sapphire crystal with an anti-fingerprint coating. It’s shock-resistant, water-resistant to 200 meters, and limited to just 300 pieces.

Casio celebrates 50 years of watchmaking with a special G-SHOCK chronograph. The black ion-plated and gold-accented watch has a stainless steel case and band with a single gold link engraved with “50th Anniversary.” The solar-powered watch offers timer, stopwatch, world time, calendar, and alarm functions, with bright white LED illumination.

The MechaVoyager watch has a unique display scheme. Its sliding scale indicates minutes or the date, while its top edge shows the hours or month on slot-machine-like reels. It also has a chronograph timer mode. We dig the look of its curved stainless steel case and its luminescent green markers. This demo video shows how its display modes work.

We love the sporty design of this Timex Waterbury watch with its substantial stainless steel case and matching metal face and link bracelet. A trio of colorful dials adds pop, while a precision chronograph movement provides stopwatch functionality. Specs include a 41mm case diameter and 100-meter water resistance.

Go back to the 8-bit era with this Atari 2600 smartwatch. In addition to its sweet retro style, it has four classic games you can play on its touchscreen: Centipede, Missile Command, Pong, and Super Breakout. It includes three interchangeable bands and also works as a fitness tracker with heart rate, steps, and calorie burn tracking. Ships starting 7.10.25.

Xeric’s latest watch features a custom-built retrograde complication that displays the time along a semi-circular dial. At the top of each hour, the minute hand flies back to the top, as does the hour hand every 12 hours. Each watch features a brushed and polished stainless steel case and band, plus a visible rotor on its caseback. Limited to 999 pieces per color.

Seiko’s take on the classic field watch packs an accurate Caliber automatic movement, easy-to-read numerals, and luminescent pencil-shaped hands. Its dial has 12- and 24-hour scales along with day and date indicators. A curved Hardlex glass lens resists scratches and cracks, and its durable stainless steel case will last a lifetime.

Keep your watch collection organized and show them off at the same time. Barton’s box holds up to 10 watches in its top compartment and features a real glass window. The right side of its tray is removable, making room for larger items, and its drawer is perfect for parts and accessories. It also comes with an Apple Watch charge stand. Comes in army green or black.

This unique watch features an animated snake that wriggles around its perimeter when wound. The snake’s segmented chain body is pulled along by 12 spinning gears and slithers around for about 60 seconds per winding. The watch also has a Selita Swiss movement, a titanium case, titanium hands plated in rose gold, and a sapphire crystal.

This collection of watches offers G-SHOCK durability in a shiny, stainless steel package. The watch and its matching metal link band are complemented by a radiant metal dial in sea blue, sky blue, green, orange, or silver finishes. In addition to its analog time and day hands, its LCD screen offers stopwatch, alarm, world time, and countdown functions.

Full Moon watch maker OVD presents a unique timepiece inspired by samurai warriors. Each watch features a case made from damascus steel, with a dial crafted from a thin layer of damascus in either steel or titanium. Its hands evoke the blade of a samurai sword, while a color-coordinated strap is based on a leather hilt. Powered by a Miyota 9015 movement.

Casio celebrates 50 years of its watches and the 45th anniversary of PAC-MAN with the ultimate ’80s timepiece. The CA53WPC-1B features a bright yellow resin case based on the classic arcade cabinet with face graphics inspired by the game’s maze. It packs an inverse LCD screen with alarm, day/date, dual-time, stopwatch, and calculator functions.

Timex dusts off another mid-century modern design with the 1975 Enigma Reissue. The 37mm stainless steel watch has a navy blue face, wide hands painted the same color, and white pointers for a floating effect. We dig the orange dot on the second hand and the metal link watch band, though we wish the domed crystal was glass instead of acrylic.

Most videos from The Slow-Mo Guys involve some kind of destruction. This one is a bit more tame. With the help of some super-crisp macro and microscope lenses from Laowa, Gav captured incredibly detailed images of an Omega Speedmaster watch movement in super slow-motion. It’s also a good opportunity to learn how he dials in his camera gear.