BALL Watch Engineer Master II Slide Chronograph
Reimagining the functionality of a chronograph, BALL Watch introduced the new Engineer Master II Slide Chronograph model. The chronograph is started and stopped with a clockwise rotation of this slide bar, which then returns automatically to its original position, while a counterclockwise movement prompts a reset. The timepiece features a stainless steel case measuring 47.6 millimeters in diameter and is powered by an automatic BALL RR1402 movement. The model is offered on a stainless steel bracelet or black leather strap.
Longines Twenty Four Hours Single Push-Piece Chronograph
As a tribute to Longine’s home in St. Imier, the Longines Twenty Four Hours Single Push-Piece Chronograph was reissued and features an exclusive movement displaying time on a 24 hour scale. The timepiece measures 47.5 millimeters in diameter and utilizes wither a black or silver 24 hour scale. Powering the model, an L789 self-wound movement. The column-wheel chronograph caliber was produced exclusively for Longines and is an adaption of the brand’s own single push-piece movement. The timepiece is finished with a black or brown alligator strap.
Nixon X Street League Skateboarding Championship Watch
This Sunday, the 2014 Street League Skateboarding Nike SB World Tour series will conclude, with the winner taking home this championship-specific timepiece from Nixon. The one-of-a-kind watch was designed in tandem with Rob Dyrdek, Street League founder. The timepiece was created to emulate the look of classic trophies. Its case measures 51 millimeters in diameter and is affixed with 24 diamonds inlayed into the bezel. In addition, the three link bracelet features 720 diamonds encrusting the center link. Upon winning, the champion’s name will be engraved on the custom timepiece.