Casio announces in Japan a new G-Shock Watch that is more shock resistant and also scratch resistant.

The Casio G-Shock MR-G (MRG-7100BJ) features a radio controlled chronograph and solar dial. The Case and the Band are made from Titanium and the surface is double hardened. The glass is pure sapphire. The new Casio G-Shock is waterproof up to 20 atmospheres.
Features include: stop watch, analog/digital time display, automatic power save mode and 24 month run-time on a single charge in power save mode.

Only 1,000 Titanium G-Shock watches will be sold starting February 2006. The price is 150,000 yen, which is about $1,300.

The I4U Shop features today as their Drop Zone Deal the Smith & Wesson SWW-02-BLU wrist watch for a low price of $52.85 with free shipping.

This back to basics wrist watch features a blue dial and a stainless steal bracelet.

Seiko shows the world's first electronic ink (e-ink) wristwatch dubbed Spectrum.

The Seiko Spectrum (SVRD001) coolness is mostly coming from the bent shape of the display. A curved display like that cannot be done with a LCD display, only e-paper can provide this. The bracelet is made from stainless steal. The Seiko Spectrum SVRD001 uses technology from E-Ink corporation, the leaders in electronic ink technology.