Sector Compass Torch watch is a new watch that features an old technology, morse code. The watch has a small flashlight embedded into the side used to transmit morse code via flashes of light. For those of you that are a little rusty on your morse code, the watch has a little "cheat sheet" on the face of the watch.

Very cool watch, perfect for the Bear Grylls types out there, but unfortunately like all good things, only available in Japan. Retails for $620.

Nooka is releasing their new timepiece, the Zon, next week. It features a 35 x 45mm dot-matrix display that shows the minutes of the day dotting into nothingness like a digital egg-timer. It can also show the usual numeric time readout. The watch also lists cities and time zones for traveling. The Zon comes in white, black or a mirror-like display. It is expected to cost $650.

Japan’s Sega Toys division plans on releasing a watch with media player built-in. The watch, called Digipod Trek, is capable of playing music and video, displaying pictures and recording voice notes. It connects to your computer via USB and contains a speaker for sound with a headset jack on the side.

The toy will sell for $130.

The Scope 2 RGB LED watch has been thrust upon the world and we may never be the same again. All of us children of the 80s just about passed out at the very site of this ridiculous looking thing. It just looks cool. Like it comes straight out of "Wargames" or that spy movie with the kid from "E.T." and Dabney Coleman.

The functionality, however, is a bit strange. Telling the time with this watch is like learning a new language. Green and red lines relay the hours and a contrasting color targeting box surrounds each five-minute interval. Confused yet? There’s more. Individual minutes form clusters of dots that sit off to the side. Yeah, so what if telling the time takes an hour? It looks cool. Isn’t that what matters?

The watch is out now and costs $200.

This watch is pretty rad. It not only tells the time, it also detects wifi in the environment around you, and for $30 i guarantee you that college kids everywhere will be sporting these bad boys and taking strolls around business parks. Frinternet (Free + Internet) anyone?

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