Garmin has announced a new GPS watch. The 310XT can track your workouts via GPS and it also has a heart rate monitor. It retails for $350 USD. The display can be customized to display four different data types at once. It's not pretty, and the battery won't last very long, but it might help you get in shape.

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Openers web magazine has posted three Breitling Montbrillant Datora watches. These chronograph models have a slide rule, tachometer, a second display shows 24 hour time and calendar. They come one leather strap or stainless steel.

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Diesel is at it again with a bizarre new model that merges two different
styles into one watch. One strap is leather and the other is stainless
steel. Part of the case is gold. It's an interesting idea, but probably
should have stayed in the concept phase. This beast retails for $219 USD.

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Horology Crazy has posted details on a Japanese magazine that contains 128
pages of military watches. There's lots of great photos, but of course all
the text is in Japanese. It sells for about $20 USD, and could probably be
ordered somewhere online. It's a nice resource for anyone interested in
military watches from around the world.

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Watch Report has posted a review of the Casio Edifice EQW-M1000DB-1ACR. This is a nice Multiband 6 Tough Solar model. It's got a lot of features packed into a nice looking watch. Casio seems to really be promoting this new model at the moment. Check out their full post for all the details.

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Casio Edifice EQW-M1000DB-1ACR

Watch Report has posted a review of the Omega X-33 ref. 3991.52. This is an unusual analog digital hybrid. It's been space-qualified by NASA and has become known as "The Mars Watch". It was produced from 1998 through 2006. Follow the link over to get the whole story.

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Omega X-33 ref. 3991.52

Flud has released photos of their new spring and summer collections. They
range from one with a basketball score board to others inspired by A Tribe
Called Quest. These seem to be aimed at the Hip Hop crowd.

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