You can’t be in two places at the same time, but you can tell time in both of those places and get the general heading on wherever those may be. This big Giordano Dual Time Compass Chronograph won’t teleport you from one time zone to another but it has more down-to-earth features. The main watch has a 24-hour, day, and date subdials powered by a Japanese quartz movement. A stainless steel case, 53mm wide, protects the watch in waters up to 30 meters deep. $77.

Before these new variants of Oakley watches rest on your wrists, they made sure the materials go through as much physical abuse as possible. The new Warrant line, made of stainless steel, gets the Unobtainium rubber strap for added protection. This fancy new material, Oakley says, is a lightweight and durable synthetic rubber that can hold up to the punishment of everyday use. The watch case is made of 316L solid stainless steel, forged and CNC-machined to get to this very intricate look. A one-jewel Swiss quartz movement animates this cold piece of metal with enough life on the batteries for 45 months. Double sealing on the crown means you can take the watch diving up to 320 feet. $695.

Every young man’s dream is to become a pilot of some sorts but not everyone reaches that dream. If you’re doing something else but still dreaming of flying, then maybe you should just get a watch that is aircraft-inspired. The Debaufre Aircraft-8 Chronograph looks like it was stripped directly from the instrument panel of an airplane. It certainly looks like the altimeter, with the black dial and white markers and matching Super Luminova-coated white hands. A manly 44mm wide steel case houses the Swiss quartz chronograph while the black leather strap holds it firmly on your wrist. Available in black PVD-coated or stainless steel case. $640.