Looking for a timepiece that’ll trigger a glorious flashback to your joystick-wielding days? Look no further than the AVI-8 x Capcom Flyboy Watch ($209). Inspired by CAPCOM’s legendary 1942 arcade game, this little slice of retro wonderment plonks pixel magic right onto your wrist. The 41mm stainless steel case houses a 3D moulded dial that

There’s something gloriously cheeky about the Nivada Grenchen F77 Ceramic, a watch that whispers “I’m vintage… but not that vintage” in its stealthy black-on-black voice. With a svelte 37mm case and integrated bracelet, this retro rebel is lighter than its stainless steel sibling, courtesy of its ceramic makeover. Think of it as the watch equivalent

The BOLDR x Worn & Wound 3xT GMT ($699) is the watch equivalent of a Swiss Army knife—if that knife tracked three time zones, jumped hours on command, and looked seriously cool doing it. With the new Miyota 9075 “flyer” GMT movement, setting local time is a breeze—just hop hour by hour. This rugged dual-crown

If you’re always running late, at least be stylishly late—on multiple continents. The ADPT Series 1 Dual-Time Watch ($429) lets you track two time zones, making it perfect for globe-trotters or just keeping tabs on the in-laws’ timezone. With a rugged titanium case, this watch isn’t just lightweight—it’s adventure-ready with 200m water resistance. Featuring a

The Boldr Venture Diver ($349) is the perfect partner for gents ready to dive into adventure—literally. Featuring a 38mm titanium case and full titanium bracelet, it’s as light as your excuses for skipping a swim. With 200m of water resistance, it’s ready for anything, whether you’re taking the plunge or just “accidentally” dropping it in

Who lives in a pineapple under the sea? Your wrist does, if you’ve got the Spinnaker Cahill Automatic SpongeBob SquarePants Limited Edition Watch ($425) strapped to it. Dive into Bikini Bottom in style with these quirky timepieces inspired by everyone’s favourite undersea sponge. With three unique designs—Foghorn, Patrick O’ Clock, and the hilariously “Work Not