Need to check if you’ve got boogers or something in your teeth? Here’s something quite innovative, a Mirror Watch. Let’s face it. You can check the time from anything these days, your cell phone, computer and music player. A watch is just really something that looks good on your wrist. Now, with this watch you can make sure you actually look good too. The Mirror watch uses the dial as a mirror by default and when you want to check the time, you just press on the reflective surface to activate the LED module, which displays the glowing numbers clearly on a black background. Designed by Hong Kong based student Cheuk Kee Lai, the watch will be manufactured under SDWorks banner. There is no pricing yet but the online store is supposed to go up soon. It will be available in a variety of cases, namely black, brushed stainless steel or gold plated.

Void watches have just introduced the new V02BL($200) wristwatch. The V02BL basically takes how you normally read analog watches and throws it right out the window. Created with a half dial double handed twist the V02BL is definitely unique. Rather than the hands flying back when they reach the end there are a separate set of hands that are concealed on the top half of the dial. Once the hand comes off of the left edge the new hand creeps in from the right side. Reading this is actually quite simple. The red hand denotes minutes while the white hand denotes hours. Void managed to put a new twist on this retro dashboard design. The V02BL is also made in steel gray, polished, and gold.

Although these were most likely designed for watch enthusiast, any one can appreciate a cool set of Cufflinks. As the name suggest, these Watch Cufflinks are made of real watch movements, ranging from simple to very complex. With brand options such as Bulova, Hamilton and more, the thing that brings these cufflinks to life is the fact that they actually have movement.

The MK2 Circuit($220) by Storm London is a futuristic looking piece that isn’t as difficult to decipher as a typical Tokyo Flash. With two red vertical LED bars, reading is pretty self explanatory. The left numbered bar indicates the current hour while the right bar is split in half to show minutes. The top half being 10s of minutes and the bottom half 1s of minutes. Hats off to Storm London for producing an LED watch that both looks good and doesn’t take a computer science degree to understand.

A part of the Bell & Ross limited edition series, The BR 01 Tourbillon Phantom is another prime example of why Bell & Ross is world renowned. In this specific collection, there are only 18 pieces available world wide. The BR 01 Tourbillon Phantom watch has a 46mm DLC coated (diamond like carbon) titanium case (which is virtually un-scratchable) with a black carbon fiber dial which displays power reserve, thrust indicator, regulator and a black gold Tourbillon case. Water resistance is 100 meters. The Phantom has a manual winding movement with a 120 hour power reserve, carbon fiber main plates and is secured with a black rubber strap and steel clasp. These fellas don’t cut any corners as each watch is meticulously hand made and run through rigorous testing at all levels to ensure your piece is made to perfection. If you like this watch, make sure you check out the rest of the limited edition collection.

If you are looking for a durable, dependable, and different watch, look no further than the Welder K24 CRONO($965). This watch is sure to get some looks with its huge 48mm case diameter, bright orange accents, and the chunky crown protection. The movement is a respectable Japanese Miyota OS10 chronograph, so the watch is a stopwatch that lets you keep track of seconds, minutes and hours. There’s also a date window located at the nine o’clock position. Each Welder watch comes in a water tight pelican-like case that adds to this brand’s heavy duty heritage. The K24 is available in a multitude of color combinations and even has options for interchangeable color filters for the dial. For the amount of quality you’re getting out of this piece, the price is insanely cheap.

This innovative and unique digital wrist watch takes the concept of a telling time into an entirely new realm. Nooka is a New York based design company founded by artist and designer Matthew Waldman. With new and creative ideas, Nooka offers a wide array of different designs to suit your needs.

Nixon, our favorite inexpensive watch company has introduced the Newton Digital($100). This watch has a hardened mineral crystal to fend off scratches, a day/date function, a light, and can take a 30 meter dive. Another mentionable feature is Nixon’s patented locking looper as seen on their 51-30 watch. Also available in white.