Diesel Series V Automatic Watch

Fashion label Diesel offers an automatic wristwatch in the Diesel Series V. The Diesel DZ7050 (grey) and the DZ7052 (black) feature a leather band with contrast white stitches with steel tabs and a stainless steel buckle. The stainless steal case holds a black dial with a large metal accent in the center, giving this Diesel watch a sporty look.
Other features include: silver-tone luminous hands, silver-tone 24 hour timekeeping numbers, dot markers and second numbers, Analog date display, crown and see-through screw-in case-back and 100 meters/330 feet water resistant. WatchZone sells this Diesel watch for $200 even.

Timex Expedition E-Tide with Temp & Compass

The Timex Expedition E-Tide & Temp series are the latest in the Timex E-Instruments watches. As the name indicates theses watches are for the ideal companion for the outdoors.
Using proprietary technology, a dedicated 4th hand alerts you of tidal trend or current temperature (air or water) with the push of a button. Timex equipped the Timex Expedition E-Tide with the INDIGLO night-light of course. Timex offers four different models of the Expedition E-Tide with Temp & Compass. This style shown in the photo in black (T45581DH) and in brown (T45601DH) below are the strongest ones and are also with an MSRP of $159.05 the most expensive of this series.

Citizen Alterna Radio Controlled Watch

Citizen offers in Japan under the Alterna brand a new line of radio controlled wristwatches.
The Citizen Alterna VO10-6573H (photo) features and aluminum case. The choice of a light metal is important as this watch is 10.2mm thick. The weight is 104g. Citizen used a spherical crystal glass in this uniquely styled radio controlled watch. If the VO10-6573H does not receive a radio signal the watch has a precision of 15s/month. You can force a radio synchronization on demand or let the watch do the synchronization automatically.

Seiko Wired Beams featuring a Bold Facet cut Glass

Seiko offers under their Wired brand a unique limited edition watch featuring a 60 facet glass.
The Wired Beams is sold exclusively from the Beams store in Japan. Only 300 are going to be available. The price of 48,000 Yen (~$406) in an affordable range for a unique fashion watch like this.
Beams is a trendy shop in Japan that was established in 1976. The Wired Beams watch celebrates the 30th birthday of the shop. The 60 facet on the glass create interesting optical effects looking at the dial.

Heist alert: watch store robbed, loses 120 million yen

We've all seen those surveillance tapes of some lunatic trying to steal some jewelry from behind the counter, but here's something on a higher magnitude. Nearly 120 million yen worth of merchandise was stolen from a high-end Tokyo, Japan watch store.Of course, that's only about 5 cents in American currency (actually, it's a little over $1,000,000). Police say the suspects are part of a gang that specialize in this sort of crime.

Watch prototype wants you to be on time

We've seen GPS watches, watches with calendars, and WiFi watches, but this is the first time I've seen all three of these used for a killer watch application. This timepiece, still in prototype status, uses these technologies to let you know when you should leave for events programmed in your calendar.It takes into account things like traffic conditions, estimated drive time, and any other en route points you may have scheduled. In addition to all this, it can connect wirelessly with a cell phone via Bluetooth.