If you weren’t aware, LEDs are on their way out. OLED = organic light emitting diodes, are on their way in, and you can bet you’ll see more and more timepieces starting to rock them, such as the The Infinity Watch. Featuring an extremely visible luminescent blue/white OLED screen, it’s waterproof to 3 ATM, and features a durable mineral crystal face to protect the fragile organic crystal display. The watch supplies dual time zones as well as dual alarms, and if you aren’t digging the white, there’s also a variant with a black wristband to boot. Catch a couple extra examples after the cut.

G-Shock’s 25th anniversary has arrived, so in celebratory form they’ve created a limited edition watch inspired by Spike Lee. The design is very minimalistic, with red accenting adorning the face, a brick wall background, and his signature on the backing. It arrives in a spherical tin featuring his favored red, black, and green motif, and is available now at Dave’s Quality Meats.

One promising technology that most digital-wristwatch-makers are soon to hop on, is E-paper - a display technology intended to copy the appearance of ink on paper, for maximum visibility. It’s been just limited to just black and white colors since its creation, until now.

Hong Kong based O.D.M design just unveiled the Filmatic II and it’s notable as the first, second generation e-paper wristwatch. The current watches are still limited to just two colors but instead of the black, they’ve managed to substitute it with another, one fit for ancient Egyptian royalty. It’s definitely fly and all, but just imagine was the full color ones will have to offer!

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Although the creator of this nostalgia inducing timepiece should be applauded for his efforts, we don’t think it’ll sell much. Why? Because you can’t actually play a game of pong on it. The moving LED paddles & ball displayed are completely automated, just teasing you because you can’t join in on the fun.

Now if someone manages to come out with something similar, that allows playability and communication through Bluetooth or IrDA, that’ll be a must cop watch for sure. Watch the inventor’s process of building the watch in the video after the cut, it’s impressive nonetheless.

Created by Italian architect and designer Denis Guidone, these modern watches are simplistic and sport just a few, unconventional faces (above). Each version emphasizes the contrast of pitch black to white, and their accompanying black leather bands complement them even more so. Catch a couple more examples of these concept timepieces below, and we’ll definitely keep you posted on availability.

Inspired by Tokyo’s busiest commuter rail line, The Yamanote watch from Seahope provides a strikingly similar replica of one of the digital signs of either the: Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, Ebisu, and Shinagawa stops. The watch will not direct in your commute unfortunately, but it will surely keep you punctual, cop one now for ¥25,200 (roughly $240).

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Italian company Tokidoki recently spawned this stylist yet retro watch, which caters to the vinyl lover in you. The front favors that of a record player, and you can watch the vinyl face rotate as each second ticks by. Inquring individuals head over to FredFlare where you can purchase it for $175, and there’s one more example below the break…

This black watch features a removable USB flash drive with a 4GB capacity, allowing you to always have easy access to your most important confidential files. This watch rocks a plastic case and stainless steel mask, and the USB flash drive fits flush along the contours of the watch case - ready to hold your data securely. Catch a couple extra examples below the break…