Citizen has once again brought together form and function with their Calibre 3100 Collection. The collection features 2 limited edition watches along with 5 standard edition watches to make a 7 watch collection worth viewing. The standard Calibre 3100 watches range from $735-$500 while the limited editions come in at around $650-$675. That means anyone with a halfway decent job can have some real style on their wrist. All of the watches feature a perpetual calendar (good until the year 2100), Eco-Drive solar power, large twin date display, 24-hour dial, anti-reflective crystal, and is water resistant to 100m. $675.

Hamilton’s new venture with boat manufacturer, Riva, has brought us the Hamilton AquaRiva GMT. It features a 42mm stainless steel case, automatic ETA caliber 2893 movement with second timezone complication, sapphire crystal, and is water resistant to 100m.

Hamilton is an American watch company with Swiss connections; the company is part of the Swatch Group. Therefore, quality and style are the highest priorities. The new Hamilton Viewmatic Automatic is no exception with its impeccable form and function. It comes in a stainless steel case that measures 40mm and is water resistant to 50 meters. Its movement is automatic ETA caliber 2895 with 27 jewels and has a power reserve of 48 hours.

If you like big watches then you must love Breitlings. New for 2007, the Montbrillant Legende has a menacing 47mm face which serves to impress women and intimidate other men. The Breitling Montbrillant Legende is unparalleled in style and function, but as we all know Breitling watches aren’t cheap, especially the Navitimer.

The Vabene Pirate Watch boasts a Swarovski crystal-encrusted Jolly Roger and a lightweight acrylic bracelet.

There are several variations of the watch available. We don’t have to tell you why we love this thing. $250.

The Assioma Squellette is the latest watch from Bulgari that has both a perpetual calendar and a tourbillon. The watch has a 48mm platinum case with double sapphire crystals and uses the automatic in-house Caliber BVL 416 with 64 hours of power reserve. It’s a limited edition of 20 pieces. $155,000.

Philip Stein Teslar Watches have “integrated active TESLAR technology designed to reinforce the human body’s electromagnetic field with a natural earth signal associated with calm, meditation, relaxation, and enhanced performance.” Its battery creates an electric field, while the quartz movement creates a magnetic field. The Teslar chip in the watch uses these two fields to create a third field that pulses at 7-9 Hertz, which is the same range as Earth’s natural state. They are available in several configurations, including this Philip Stein Teslar Chronograph Watch. The price tag are between $650 – $1,695.

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