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Category: Style | Watches

Posted Thursday 12/31/2009 3:37 PM
Filed Under: Style | Watches
Brando Stanley LED Flashlight Watch
We talk about plenty of watches on here, but most of them are built for the sole purpose of telling time. This burly-looking fellow pulls double duty, adding a compact, but surprisingly bright Stanley LED flashlight into the mix. You probably won't want to wear it to your next big business meeting, but if the power goes out, you can be the shadow puppet hero everyone talks about for years to come.
Best of Stuff 2009
Posted Tuesday 12/29/2009 12:01 PM
Filed Under: Style | Watches
Best Stuff of the Year 2009: Watches

Yeah, we know your cell phone tells the time, but wearing a watch is something men have been doing forever and we don't intend to let that tradition die. These high-end wrist pieces probably won't make your average ice-obsessed rapper happy. But for real guys, they're all the chronological firepower you can handle.

Nixon Ceramic 51-30

One of Nixon's many limited-edition releases this year, this oversized time-piece is an attention-grabber. At $2,400 it's definitely not cheap, but the sapphire crystal and ceramic components are well worth the dough since it will last you forever. Plus, since they were only available as a limited run, the value can only go up. That means it'll come in handy if you're on a spy mission that goes bad and you have to use it to bribe some captors.

Suunto Elementum

Suunto makes killer watches meant for training and the Elementum does everything short of actually running for you. This $1,200 wrist-rig is equipped with an altimeter, barometer and digital compass. Even with all of that gear stuffed inside, Suunto still managed to make it look cool enough for Kanye West. Even if you don't dig the utilitarian look, it's still quite an upgrade from your calculator watch.

Casio GShock GWF1000-1 FROGMAN

G-Shock watches are as tough as they come, but the limited-edition FROGMAN edition is meant to go places normal time pieces couldn't dream about. It has multi-band atomic time keeping, so it's super accurate and it has a 200m dive timer for serious under water expeditioning. It's also built like a tank so you can probably use it to fend of some dolphins in the water if they try to get frisky with you during a dive.

Oakley Time Bomb

At $2,750, this is one of Oakley's craziest watches. It's an all-mechanical Swiss automatic that never needs a battery or winding. The power comes from the movements of your own wrist. The case is made of super-tough titanium and the bezel is made of carbon fiber, making this thing as much a sports car as it is a watch. It's water-proof up to 100m, too so you can look swanky while hanging out with sharks.

Omega Speedmaster 50th Anniversary Edition

Every guy needs a nice dress watch and you can't go wrong with this classic Omega strap. The steel band and the classy black face give it a look taht will go with just about everything short of one of those Borat-style bathing suits. Even the shape is a throwback to the time when classy watches ruled and spinner watches were still blissfully far into the future.

Best of Stuff 2009

Suunto Elementum

By Stuff Staff
Posted Monday 12/14/2009 9:00 AM
Filed Under: Style | Watches
Suunto Elementum
Both rugged and minimalist, Suunto's super badass sports watches come equipped with a digital compass, altimeter, and barometer. Plus, unlike Taylor Swift, they're Kanye West-approved. $1,199

LL Bean Field Watch

By Stuff Video
Posted Wednesday 10/28/2009 8:32 AM
Filed Under: Style | Watches
We treated our wrists to LL Bean's new timepiece.

On Foot Watch

By Fresno
Posted Friday 09/11/2009 4:16 PM
Filed Under: Style | Watches
On Foot Watch
This watch will remind you hThere's a good chance no one reading this is ever going to hold a world record when it comes to track and field events, but if you want to compare yourself against the fastest runners in the world, this watch can help. Each colorful band on its festive face represents a different world record. It's not as accurate as an actual stop-watch, but it looks a lot cooler around your wrist. If you want one, it'll set you back $179. We might suggest you spend that money on a new pair of running shoes first, though. How long it has been since gym class?
Posted Tuesday 09/01/2009 2:00 PM
Filed Under: Style | Watches
Nixon Ceramic 51-30
If you're into big-ass watches, you're already probably abig fan of Nixon and their oversized timepieces. Their new white, ceramic watch definitely isn't cheap, sporting a $2,400 price tag. But, its sapphire cystal and solid ceramic case, band and bezel are cool in a way a boring old gold can't compete with. Like most of Nixon's high-end stuff, they will only be available in limited quantities, so the eBay potential can only go up from here. Just make sure to do some curls before you buy one. A huge watch face and a little girl arm do not go well together.
Posted Wednesday 08/19/2009 3:00 PM
Filed Under: Style | Watches
Nixon Fluro Rubber Player
Now that your cell phone is glued to your hand, the practicality of actually wearing a watch is questionable, which is why, if you're going to wear one, it should be cool as hell. Nixon is releasing one neon colorway of its Fluro Rubber Player each month. The runs will be limited, so be sure to check back on the 15th of each month if you want to land a specific color. The orange is already sold out online, so you'll have to wait until September unless you can find a retailer with some left over. And if you do get one, there's a good chance eBay prices will outgrow the $170 retail real quick. Look, you're investing!
Posted Monday 08/17/2009 7:22 AM
Filed Under: Style | Watches
Animal Double O One Surf Watch
We dont' hear too much about Animal here in the states, but this UK-based surf/extreme sports company makes some awesome gear. The Double O One watch is water resistant to 660 feet, so if it takes a ride to the ocean floor, it might still be good. It also comes with an extra burly strap to help keep that from happening in the first place. It won't make you a better surfer, but it could make you a much better poser. Expect to drop $100 to make your wrist look fancy until it's bitten off by a shark.
 
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