Sixty years ago, on October 24th, 1965, something very special happened at the Mexican Grand Prix: Richie Ginther took the checkered flag in the Honda RA272, the first time a Japanese manufacturer had ever won a Formula One race, and Honda built the entire car in-house, from chassis to engine. Casio has released a new Edifice collaboration, the ECB-2300HR-1A, which is a watch designed to evoke that moment of triumph while yet offering all of the modern you’d expect.
This limited edition SEGA x Anicorn Genesis / Mega Drive watch is a must have for fans of the classic game console. Featuring a watch case inspired by the iconic console’s design, complete with a retro pixel font that aims to evoke a sense of nostalgia of the graphical capabilities of early video game consoles from the 1980s-90s.
The STUND watch has no screen or apps, as it relies on vibrations to make you feel the time instead, unlike smartwatches. Vibrations can be set for customizable intervals, such as 5, 15, 30, 60, or 120 minutes to help people segment their day for maximum productivity, while its 3V coin cell battery CR2032 can last for up to 5-months.
If the Oscilloscope Watch by Gabriel Anzziani looks familiar that is because the product has been in development since 2013, but as of today, its early Kickstarter backers have confirmed shipment from. Featuring a 1.28-inch Sharp Memory E-ink display, a 3D-printed case, an 8-bit Xmega microcontroller, 16KB of SRAM, 4KB of EEPROM, 8 tactile switches, USB connectivity, and a 400mAh Li-ion battery.
Remember the calculator watches from the 90s? If so, then one of these Casio Watch Ring Collection models should definitely bring back some memories. They are made by Stasto Stand Stones and come in several familiar retro designs, including the F-91W-1, AQ-230GA-9, MQ-24-782 and more. Best of all, you won’t need to change the batteries in them for up to 20-years.
At $215,000 USD, the Marvel x Audemars Piguet The Royal Oak Concept Tourbillon Spider-Man watch arrives just in time for the theatrical premier of Across the Spider-Verse. Its 42mm titanium case surrounded by a black ceramic bezel and crown showcases a web-slinging 3D Spider-Man in the center.
These limited edition TAG Heuer Formula 1 x Mario Kart watches are priced at $4,300 USD for the standard model (3,250 units) and $25,600 to get your hands on the Chronograph Tourbillon (250 units). The former is powered by the Caliber 16 movement and boasts a 44-mm steel case infused with references to the Nintendo racing games series, including a Mario Kart logo inscribed onto the black polished ceramic tachymeter bezel with Super-LumiNova.
Just like this G-Shock x Transformers Master Nemesis Prime Watch Set, the Kojima Productions x NASA Space Ludens watch is also a limited edition release. Only 600-units will be released, with the first 100 including a Ludens Mask Rare Edition replica modeled after the black skull mask worn by Die-Hardman in Death Stranding.
