Wired watches has announced the details of the new collection designed by
Tomoki Sukezane. There's three different styles in a variety of colors.
These are only going to be released in Japan.

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Seiya-san has posted a scan of the new Seiko catalog that shows the Grand
Seiko Hi-beat 36000 SBGH001. It's going to retail for around $6,000 USD.
Look for more details to come in the near future.

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Seiko has released the SAGK001,SAGK005, SAGK007 and SAGK003 watches. The
new chronograph is sure to be popular. It's selling for around $2,000 USD.
You can order one now.

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The new updated SBBN017 Seiko Diver has been released in Japan. It's
available now from several know retailers. The street price seems to be
around $770 USD. It's yet to be seen how this new price will go over with
watch buyers. The SBBN015 has been released too.

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Ito Electronics showcased its water-proof OLED display at Finetech Japan 2009. And part of the display was two prototype watches with that contain OLEDs. This new technology hasn't really come to fruiting yet, but it very well could be the future of digital displays.

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Bamford & Sons has announced an interesting new watch holder. It's basically an aluminum tube with padding in the middle to hold around four watches. No word on price or availability. But it looks like an elegant solution for the watch collector on the go.

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Watch Report has posted a review of the Nike+ Sportband watch. This sports model is basically a fancy pedometer. It tracks distance and can estimate calories burned. It comes with software to plot out and keep track of all the information recorded. The black band and negative display make this one look nice enough, but it's definitely a very specialized timepiece.

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