Our friend the Bachelor Guy has just reported the release to the market of the Moon Dust Watch. This is in commemoration of the 40th Anniversary of 1969 Moon Landings. This watch was magnificently created by Romain Jerome, a swiss watch maker. This time piece was made from actual pieces of the Apollo 11 spacecraft, with a face coated in dust from rocks taken from the moon. Even the straps were woven with some of the suits of the astronauts. There will be only 1,969 of the watches made. Prices vary. $13,000-387,000.

Like neon lights and want to look really geeky? Kinsai’s Denshoku LED watch may just be the product for you. The brushed aluminum strap looks really classy but the real mystery is how this piece tells time. Press the button and the LED bars light up vertically three times in sequence; it first tells the hours, then the tens of minutes, and finally the single minutes. Press the button again to increase the speed of illumination. Available in black or silver bracelet with orange LED lights. $250.

Audemars Piguet is a name that commands respect when it come to the watch collecting world. The whole world has known the brand to make the highest quality, finest and most valuable watches ever. The Royal Oak Offshore certainly continues this lineage of fine watches. This survivor watch is made from blackened titanium, made apparent on every single inch of the watch. Limited to 1,000 units, the Royal Oak Offshore Survivor will soon disappear and be seen only on the wrist of the utmost watch connoisseurs. Thanks to our friends at StyleCrave for this piece. $35,000.

The Zon is the best work of Nooka as of yet. Any man seen with this magnificent timepiece on his wrist would instantly be a magnet for hot girls. Even though the Nooka brand makes the watch standout already, it features more than that. It’s pixel counting system to display the time is what sets this apart. It also features a world time setting for all you jetsetters out there and can also revert back to a standard digital time format just in case the pixel counting gets a bit too confusing. $650.

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Bentley makes watches together with Breitling. Watches that are just for those who are oh-so-rich. The Breitling For Bentley 6.75 has a chronograph mechanism and is equipped with a “large aperture” calendar. It comes in a choice steel, or yellow gold, as well as having a limited edition rose gold. It is available at authorized retailers. Looking at the time has seldom been more expensive. $6,620.

A creation to prove that “modernism” is not synonymous with “complexity” and “sophistication” is here. Void v.01 Minimalist watch by designer David Ericsson will never get you behind the times (both literally and figuratively) through its simple yet modern design of grey/black LCD screen and bold-colored authentic leather strap. These Void watches come in four interesting colors: black, gold, brushed and polished. $185.

Do you sleep with numbers on your mind? Do you think that equations are the most fascinating things on earth? Even if you don’t (but it is better if you do) you can effectively show off a math nerdy-nerdy attitude with Fortis IQ blackboard watch. This collaboration watch by Fortis watch brand and designer Rolf Sachs features glow-in-the-dark hands and math doodles over a green face. $1,050.