Fans of the brand are sure to remember the first time Pebble hit the market with smartwatch designs that were competitively designed and priced, and that same legacy is continued with the Pebble Time Round, which has just been announced by the brand. Featuring a design that's circular (hence, its name) and designed to look and feel like a regular watch rather than a smartwatch, the Pebble Time Round is purported to be the thinnest and lightest smartwatch on the market.

Instead of featuring a mini display, the Pebble Time Round utilizes e-ink inside the marine-grade stainless steel design that is not only strong, but will decrease energy consumption. On that note, the Pebble Time Round will run for an entire day after a 15-minute charge.

The adidas-owned running platform Runtastic has released its first wearable: the Runtastic Moment. There are variety of activity-tracking watches on the market, but the Moment has a little bit more to offer than the rest.

The watch comes with standard activity-tracking capabilities, such as the ability to count steps, calories burned and monitor sleep cycles. The Runtastic Moment however is waterproof up to 300 feet, which means you can wear the watch while swimming. Many activity-tracking watches are not waterproof, and separate swim-tracking devices are required. Although the Moment does not track swimming, Runtastic hopes to develop newer versions that will.

The Moment's battery life is also noteworthy and can last for up to six months, which is much longer than competing watches. The watch can also pair with Bluetooth to relay information through Android and iPhone apps.

The LG Watch Urbane 2nd edition is the latest Android Wear smartwatch, only this one features a whole range of high feature and connectivity upgrades that sets it apart from its predecessor, not to mention other smartwatches.

This particular watch is equipped with both LTE and 3G connectivity, not to mention Bluetooth 4.1 capability. This of course results in the body of the LG Watch Urbane 2nd edition being chunkier than the original LG Watch Urbane. This particular device measures 44.5 x 14.2 mm, although bear in mind that the chunkier and taller body allows for a bigger display with a significantly higher resolution.

The world of smartwatches is still relatively young, but the LG Watch Urbane 2nd edition is moving the technology forward rapidly.

Luxury brand Bulgari has created the most smart and secure watch in the world. Buyers of the $5,000 timepiece will be able to transfer and store information to a secret military bunker hidden in the Swiss Alps just by using their watch face and smartphone. The data can only be accessed with the watch, providing a level of protection from hackers that wealthy consumers are likely to appreciate.

By linking their watch with the Bulgari Vault app, users can also easily make on-the-go secure payments, activate their home’s alarm system, access plane tickets and even unlock car doors remotely.

Although there are a number of high-end smartwatches on the market, Bulgari is the first to focus on security. But thankfully the brand did not sacrifice looks with its attempt to make the most secure smartwatch in the world designed to appeal to the lovers of luxury.

The Nomad leather watch strap is an Apple Watch strap that becomes completely unique to each owner with extended wear.

The leather watch strap originally comes in a light tan color, but with user wear, it becomes patterned in darker leather hues, taking on its own one-of-a-kind tone and feel. This is because the leather of the strap, while refined, is raw, untreated, unsealed and unpainted. As a result, it reacts to the body in a way that most over-processed leather goods don't. The Nomad smartwatch strap also features a more rugged, serious, masculine look than most strap options available.

As smartwatches gain popularity, the variety of options to accessorize them also grows. Apple itself recently announced a collaboration with Hermes to create a more fashionable, luxe Apple Watch option -- but the huge range of third-party straps available is also rapidly expanding.

It's not often you come across a timepiece that has been to the moon and back (literally), but this Bulova Chronograph Watch was actually worn by Commander Dave Scott during the Apollo 15 mission that landed on the lunar surface. Set to be put up for auction from October 15th to the 30th, the Bulova Chronograph Watch features a black tachometer bezel and a Velcro strap that was designed to make it fit easily over the Commander's spacesuit.

This piece of American history memorabilia is certainly going to be coveted by collectors, so it's likely that once bidding opens the price is sure to skyrocket. So, if you're interested in an accessory that has been out into the vast unknown, this Bulova Chronograph Watch is definitely going to be up your alley.

Watches are usually made using precious metals like platinum or gold, but the Triwa x Skultuna Watch features a bezel that has been crafted from an unexpected material: brass. Being that Skultuna has been crafting brass and silver products for over 400-years, the Triwa x Skultuna Watch comes as a clear-cut collaboration that highlights the styles of both brands with respect and poise.

Featuring a black stainless steel face, the Triwa x Skultuna Watch also has an organic black leather strap that perfectly matches the black and gold color scheme. The backplate of the Triwa x Skultuna Watch is see-through to let you see all the inner workings.

Priced competitively at $545, the Triwa x Skultuna Watch will be available for purchase on October 13th.

The standard design for timepieces hasn't changed much beyond the traditional parameters of being either analog or digital, but with the Optical GRAY Watch by Alessio Romano, it's clear we're entering a new age of watchmaking. Featuring a simple yet fascinating design that gives the face something of an optical illusion, the Optical GRAY Watch by Alessio Romano requires decoding to be read, which will not only frustrate you a little bit, but also help keep you alert when you need to be.

Priced to be accessible for those on a budget, the Optical GRAY Watch by Alessio Romano is expertly crafted with a unisex fit, which means men and women alike can call this design their own.

Aiko' is a virtual pet app that provides users a companion to monitor their healthy activity using the Apple watch interface. The Tamagotchi-like pet, quite literally, holds onto users hands and keeps them company with every step they take. As the wearer increases their daily movement with walking or jogging, Aiko gets healthier and happier too. In this way, the virtual pet app encourages wearers to lead a healthier lifestyle.

The humanized app's interface has three simple pages. The first features the face of the beloved creature, while the next shows the amount of crystals it has left for food or features special "love" crystals. The final page tracks its energy and health stats, which is simultaneously monitoring the wearer's as well, sending movement-motivating notifications. Developed by TANK & BEAR, this wearable app modernizes the beloved 90s digital BFF, allowing users to even take their pet's photo and share it with friends.

Those who simply can't get enough of the Dark Knight and who have the over $30,000 you'll need to purchase it will surely adore the Romain Jerome Spacecraft: Batman Watch. Taking the original Spacecraft watch and giving it a Dark Knight twist, the Romain Jerome Spacecraft: Batman Watch features the same aesthetic style you'd find on the Batmobile as well as the bat signal insignia on the bottom right corner.

While the Romain Jerome Spacecraft: Batman Watch might look like a toy from the photos, think again: this timepiece is crafted to absolute perfection like all the other styles created by the brand.

With a mere 75 models set to be released, it's certain the Romain Jerome Spacecraft: Batman Watch is soon to become a collectors item.

This line of GPS Watches are pieces of wearable technology designed to help keep track of your loved ones.

The 'Guarddy' GPS safe watch is slimly designed and is intended for both children and adults to wear. GPS technology helps track the location of the device, and also the path history of wherever the person wearing it has been. The safe watch also features a phone system that can both send and receive calls from registered contacts in the event of an emergency.

Available in five different colors, the 'Guarddy' can also be used as an audio monitor that actually allows you to listen in on the wearer's local environment. Besides its location tracking capabilities, these multi-functional GPS watches also include both a sleep and daily steps monitor to keep track of the wearer's health and well-being as well.

Aark collaborated with industrial designers Daniel Emma to come out with the 'Nero' watch featuring a thin slab of marble laying underneath the glass timepiece's face.

The Marble Nero Watch comes in two versions. The first is a crisp white summertime look, with a white leather strap and marble setting with silver accents. The other bold look appears to be slightly more classic, featuring a black leather strap, rim and hands with a thin gold second hand. The watch is water-resistant and is made from genuine Italian leather.

Using an organic material like marble results in uniqueness, so no two watches are the same. The Nero watch's style is truly timeless, naturally chic no matter what the hour.

The front runners in the smartwatch industry might just have a new level of competition on their hands with the release of the TAG Heuer Smartwatch, which is set at a price point that suits mid-range budgets. Originally announced back in March, the TAG Heuer Smartwatch has now been revealed in all its glory; the distinct TAG bezel and wrist strap surround the digital face that runs Android OS.

Set for a November 9th release, the TAG Heuer Smartwatch is set for sale at just $1,800, which makes it a true competitor for Apple and other smartwatch makers. The previously announced Hermes Apple Watch had many tech and fashion enthusiasts drooling, but with the release of the TAG Heuer Smartwatch, it might sway some more particular watch connoisseurs.

It's rather difficult to choose just the right timepiece given the seemingly endless number of options available, but if you're looking for something that's a little bit off the cuff, then the P-ONE by Mykonos Design might suit your style perfectly. Inspired by vintage Italian supercars of the 1970s, the P-ONE by Mykonos Design features a monochromatic color scheme, which means it'll pair nicely with almost any outfit.

Featuring three hands -- hour, second and minute -- and extremely limited in quantity, the P-ONE by Mykonos Design is currently funding on Kickstarter where fans of the brand can pick up a style of their choosing that will be ready for you to wear by the end of 2015.

This car-inspired watch features a design that is based on speedometers from vintage cars.

The wristwatch was designed by Gus Petrikas, a 3D artist based out of London -- the 'Drive' is a minimalist analog watch with a very particular look and theme. The artist designed the watch to "appeal to the most hardcore petrolheads on the planet" by featuring a watch face that looks like speedometer -- the face is even turned toward the wearer for an automative look.

The watch also features an aluminum unibody that is precision-machined for accurate timekeeping. The face of the car-inspired watch features the hour and minute hands horizontally on the speedometer, making it a very unique time-telling experience. The piece comes with a thick leather strap to add to the vintage look.

At the most recent Apple event, the tech giant lived up to its reputation as the most fashionable of computer and gadget makers by announcing a leather Apple Watch band created in collaboration with Hermes.

The leather Apple Watch band will come in three varieties, with the only reveal so far being a wrap-around tan leather strap. Hermes has also collaborated with Apple on a watch face to accompany the leather Apple Watch band. Although pricing has not yet been announced, the Apple smart watch is not lightly priced as it stands, and this Hermes leather Apple Watch will certainly be a luxury item.

In addition to the Hermes leather Apple Watch band, Apple announced a variety of new smartwatch bands, including a Product Red edition and gold and rose gold versions of the Apple Watch Sport.

This line of intergalactic Star Wars watches is one for the ages. The unique time piece is intricately designed using strong materials that only the best droids, spaceships and Stormtroopers would have. The limited edition 'Devon' watch is sleek in design with complex details, boasting two entirely different looks when opened and closed.

Opened, the timepiece looks like the iconic sci-fi Tie Fighter jet -- the villainous transporter of the Dark side. Diamond-like carbon steel was used to build the Star Wars watches, giving them a durable and shiny shell while Tie Fighter wings pop out of either side. Intricate details were also paid attention to, like the screws resembling Darth Vader's helmet and the straps acting as a nod to the evil villain's gloves. Finally, underneath the sapphire crystal glass, the epic Galactic Empire logo is shown off. Joining the plentiful lines of Star Wars themed products -- this watch is a fancy piece of memorabilia, costing the most dedicated fan a whopping $28,500.

The latest Louis Vuitton watch is new in a number of ways -- the first being that it is unisex, second is that it uses its own handcrafted leather straps, and third is it was inspired by the brand's own iconic trunks.

The stunning LV Fifty Five is sturdy and chic, much like Louis Vuitton's travel luggage is known to be. It features a round steel timepiece that encases a face which shows off the brand's iconic V at each quarter, with the 'LV' placed at the 12 o'clock. On the top and bottom, there are miniature metal plaques that feature the brand's name, similar to the engraved plaques on its trunks.

To top it all off, these steel watches boast stunning leather straps that are made in-house. While one version of this Louis Vuitton watch is unisex, two others exist that cater to a more feminine or masculine-specific look.

Vacheron Constantin has designed the most complicated watch in the world, spending eight long years of hard work designing and building this masterpiece. With each additional feature that measures something other than the time in hours, minutes and seconds, a pocket watch garners another "complexity." The last record holding watch had 33 complications, this one almost doubles that with 57.

Among the things this single pocket watch measures is the Hebrew, Gregorian and Business calendar. Though these things are standard in digital watches, be reminded that this is all measured by simple spring, gear and cog mechanisms. If that's not enough, the watch even has the Westminster chime integrated into it, with gongs and hammers that play the same tune as London's very own Big Ben.

As for the undisclosed price tag, noting that the last record holder was priced at $24 million, it's likely that the Vacheron Constantin Reference 57260 is also well out of the ordinary pocket watch budget.

Ori Smart Systems is a mechanical room, that shifts with the press of a button, creating space where you need it most. With rising rent and an increasing population, living in compact spaces is becoming more common than ever before. The new smart room system aims to combat this by providing a system that's as diverse and flexible as its users.

The system combines robotics and architecture to help people make the most of their compact living situations. The Ori systems have a multitude of modes -- the bed mode extends your bed, allowing it to take up most of the room. If you're entertaining, or need space for movement, you can activate its lounge mode, which will neatly tuck your bed away.

The modes for the Ori Smart System are controllable from an app on your phone, or from a physical interface that can be placed on your desk -- making your room both modular and functional.