Another Toy Watch for you – the Jet Lag GMT.
This one lives up to the toy moniker, particularly around the bezel.
Still, it is cheap at 175 Euros, and does have GMT and date indicators.
What else?
It’s 40mm in size from a ‘special polymer’ and carbon.
Apparently that makes it both light and strong.
The cases, dials and bracelets can be had in black, grey, army green and sand colours.
Mesh is definitely ‘in’ right now (back in, I guess).
This Toy Watch Mesh is available in a couple of sizes – 40mm, or a very toy-like 28mm.
Both have dials featuring green or orange hands.
Power comes from a Swiss quartz movement.
Keenly priced at 185 Euros for the 40mm version and 175 Euros for the 28mm.
Cheap as chips, but these Toy Watch Aviator models look pretty decent.
At $225, these 43mm Japanese quartz powered pieces come in a choice of four colours.
The case is made from stainless steel black PVD. There’s a mineral crystal and water resistance is to 50 meters.
A real quickie this one.
Here’s the ToyWatch Fluo Aluminium (or ‘Aluminum’ if you’re that way inclined!).
Six colours and two sizes are available: 41 mm for the colours Luck in Violet, Blue Ocean, Orange and Green; 35 mm for the Luck in Violet and Blue Ocean versions.
Fin.
I must admit I’ve never quite ‘got’ the whole Toy Watch thing, but there’s no denying they’re hugely popular.
This is the ‘velvety’, which apparently feels exactly as it sounds.
Hmm .. velvety.
If you’re not brave enough to wear this stunningly loud red model, other colours in the range include black, white and grey (or ‘gray’ if you prefer), so there’s certainly something for the more demure amongst you too :-)
