Bluetooth headset in a wristwatch, with LCD screen

It isn’t comfortable having to wear a Bluetooth headset on your ear all day. Thanko has a better idea which lets you carry a Bluetooth headset right on your wrist like a wristwatch. It also has an LCD screen that will display the number of the incoming call, so you can visually decide if you wanna pick up and then detach and insert it into your ear.

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Arduino Steampunk watch tells time, temperature and plays games

Those Steampunk gadgets we’ve seen before only carry the Steampunk look with no additional functionality. But the creation of Matthew Garten is different from the usual steampunk gadgets we’ve seen. It’s got some built-in goodies as it was built based on the Anduino open source hardware, that makes it capable of telling temperature, range finding and having loaded with a range of games including the Breakout.

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TokyoFlash Gridlock watch

TokyoFlash has another futuristic-looking watch in its line, called the TokyoFlash Gridlock. The timepiece boasts an asymmetrical design with a curved and brushed metal case. The metal case is fitted with a back screen and an orange interface to show you time.

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Kenneth Cole touchscreen watch

Kenneth Cole New York has launched a new touchscreen watch series. The touchscreen watches pack various goodies including the ability to tell world time for 32 cities, electro luminescent backlight, water resistance, chronograph technology and stainless steel construction. Features at a glance are as follows:

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iWatch wristwatch

The iWatch wristwatch has been designed to carry almost everything that a basic cellphone has. It’s equipped with connectivity such as Bluetooth, WiFi and will run apps as what your smart phone does. And of course, it tells time since it’s a watch.

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Allerta inPulse BlackBerry Bluetooth watch

It was last year that BlackBerry had some rumor claiming that would produce a Bluetooth-enabled watch which let you have easy access and minor controls to your BlackBerry device while it’s in your pocket. Now, a prototype of this BlackBerry watch, called the Allerta inPulse, has been presented at WES 2010.

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TokyoFlash Kisai Broke watch

Most TokyoFlash watches have one common feature i.e. it’s little hard to read the time on the watch face. The Kisai Broke watch is another geeky watch which TokyoFlash has just added to its line, which comes with a fragmented display made out of mineral crystal lens.

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Citizen i:Virt M watch pairs with your phone to read text and reject calls

Citizen i:Virt M is another wrist watch that pairs with your phone via Bluetooth to allow you to stay alerted of any incoming calls, messages and even let you read the text messages on your phone. Apart from the few standard functions, the Citizen i:Virt M also works as a shutter button for your phone’s camera, allows you to shoot photos from your phone with the watch.

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The E-Ink watch

The E-Ink watch is now available on Hammacher store for a price tag of $110. This e-Ink watch shows time in either digital/analog combined or digital-only mode. While it works in the combined mode, an analog dial is shown at the top which represents the hour, whereas the minute is shown at the bottom. While it’s in digital mode, it’ll show numerical hour at the top and the minutes beneath.

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Hamilton Time Player watch

If you always travel across multiple time zones, you’ll need up to four time zones on your watch to keep track of the times for the zones you’ll always land on. Here comes the Hamilton Time Player watch, displays time in four different zones and it also doubles up as a puzzle, lets you kill some time when you’re overly bored.

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