Best of CES: Watches.

Apple's iPod nano has revolutionized the way we interact with our watches. CES 2012 was the proving grounds for several new watchmakers that have taken a stab at the smart watch market. With touchscreen interfaces, and internet connectivity these watches are all leaps and bounds ahead of the traditional timekeeper.

Basis - Basis is a device that tracks heartbeats and more to paint the most useful picture of your health. Stay motivated by accumulating points and praise for your progress.

 

MOTOACT- Its sophisticated fitness tracker, smart music player with HD audio (B.S) and revolutionary training system are perfect for athletes who want to push their limits. 
I'm Watch - Basically a iPod Nano clone.
Wimm - The device comes pre-loaded with a selection of watch faces and productivity Micro Apps, such as: calendar, weather, timer and world clock. 

 

VOID Copper V01EL.

VOID is a new, independent boutique watch brand launched in 2008 as the single vision of Swedish designer David Ericsson. They have a unique take on design using simple yet expressive shapes, giving the watches an almost architectural expression. Just like a great building is designed to fit its environment, the timepieces are made to sit perfectly on your wrist.

via Watchismo

Nooka Zub Zayu.

TAG Heuer Monaco V4.

The Monaco V4 concept watch was the first ever “belt driven” movement – and is still the only such movement to operate in the way it does. It is gimmicky sure, but it looks very cool, and still images don’t really do it justice. Another unique aspect of the watch it’s the automatic winding system. Instead of having a rotor that oscillates, it has a weight that moves in a linear fashion up and down – just like a piston almost. That movement acts to move gears that wind the mainspring. I don’t know exactly how elegant it looks in reality, but it is certainly a very interesting concept, and now reality.

via TAG Heuer

 

Nooka Zirc.

Nooka ZON Watch

 

Nooka ZON Watch

The Zon takes the digital watch concept into an entirely new realm. One where the simplest way of marking the passage of time meets the new technological age. Featuring a dual display, the Zon reads much like an hourglass, with each block marking a single minute in time, while also offering a numeric digital read.
The Zon is a world-time watch, allowing the wearer to scroll through all 24 time zones with the click of a button, and making the Zon much more than just a fashionable timepiece.