A pocket watch containing Russian writing.
The watch contains a small XProtolab system a which includes an oscilloscope, waveform generator, logic analyzer, protocol sniffer, and frequency counter inside a tiny package.
The $695 Seastar 1000 contains a Powermatic 80/ETA C07.111 movement with an 80-hour power reserve, which means the watch contains a massive mainspring that keeps things going for most of three days without winding.
The watch contains a few hundred Swarovski crystals and uses a micro-magnetic mechanical movement to move them up and down.
The back of the watch contains an optical heart rate monitor, which logs a user's heart rate throughout the day and plugs directly into the company's Health app.
The watch contains a 25,000-pixel complementary metal oxide semiconductor sensor and 1 megabyte of memory, which can store up to 80 images at a time.
This watch contains a small emergency transmitter that will notify authorities of your position as soon as you deploy an internal antenna, ensuring you won't even get a chance to notify Desmond that it's not Penny's boat.
Jaeger's Master Ultra Thin, the thinnest watch it currently makes, has a case 4.2 millimeters thick and a movement 1.85 millimeters thick, yet the watch contains 123 components and can run for 35 hours, accurately, on a single mainspring winding.
The watch contains 256MB of flash memory, an MP3 player and includes a 70MB MP3 file of the Qur'an.
The $2,950 watch contains ETA 2824.2 movement and features a massively distressed case and band along with a clever case that hearkens back to 1950s A-Bomb/military design.
