An iPod alike – Motorola MOTOACTV smart watch

A little rival of the iPod Nano – a tiny device from Motorola which is called Motorola MOTOACTV Smart Watch. The device looks similarly to the iPod Nano which crams a 600MHz processor in it and weighs a mere 35 grams.

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TAG Heuer Mikrotimer – world’s fastest chronograph watch

The world’s fastest chronograph watch has been crowned on the newly announced TAG Heuer Mikrotimer. The watch is capable of measuring out 1/1000th of a second at 500Hz, thanks to a small balance wheel which the watch is equipped with; offering the capabilities of going back and forth 3.6 million times in an hour.

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A simple yet geeky Cadence 4-bit watch to giveaway

Simple watch is nice as it will blend well with any outfit and suit you at any occasion. But since you’re gadget lovers, who’ve always been little geeky and associated with bits, binary and bytes, thus we have a simple yet geeky Cadence 4-bit watch to giveaway here at TechChee.com.

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I’m Watch – a Bluetooth Android watch that connects to your smartphone

There are a number of Bluetooth watches out there, which simply present the idea of that you can use a Bluetooth watch to keep you aware of incoming messages and phone calls, without having to take the smartphone out of your pocket or handbag.

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TokyoFlash Hexagon LED watch mimics a bee nest that requires compound eyes to read its time

If none of the TokyoFlash watches that you’ve seen poses challenging enough difficulty for reading time, we have one here that will definitely give you some hard time for reading time from its display. Known as the TokyoFlash Hexagon LED watch, it mimics a bee nest that will take you sometime to interpret what the bee nest structure-like LEDs are trying to show.

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TokyoFlash Right Angle LED watch with built-in USB memory

Some TokyoFlash watches need to be slightly different instead of just being confusing to their users. What’s shown here is a new LED watch design from TokyoFlash called the Right Angle LED watch. What makes this watch different from other TokyoFlash watches is it has a USB port at the left side.

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TokyoFlash Kisai Rogue SR2 watch

Most TokyoFlash watches share a common feature i.e. being as confusing as possible using their LED displays to show you time. Here comes another TokyoFlash watch, known as the Rogue SR2, which has a few rings of LED blocks on its display to show you time.

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Raitosho watch shoots LED light beams to tell time

TokyoFlash LED watches are known for their unique LED patterns on their faces and the little confusion of telling time. Fresh in their design is the Raitosho Watch which is another LED watch that uses some cool light beams to tell time.

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Fossil Meta Watch keeps you connected with your phone on your wrist

The Fossil Meta Watch that was shown off by HP two months ago, has now got its price and availability. The Meta Watch will start taking pre-order from May 9 and it’ll start shipping in July.

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Casio G-Shock Bluetooth watch with a 2-year battery life, pairs with Bluetooth 4.0 mobile phones

Casio has expanded its G-Shock line, readied a Bluetooth watch which is meant for using with upcoming Bluetooth profile 4.0 mobile phones. If you’re new to Bluetooth 4.0 profile, it’s actually the latest profile that is designated to keep energy consumption low.

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