Not unlike the Triwa watches we covered awhile back, Kr3w keeps a classic look fresh by wrapping your wrist in plastic. The pics are from Active Ride Shop (more in the full post), but you can get these for about $50 US from any of the usual sources. Via [Highsnobiety]

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Unless you have been residing underneath a megalith somewhere, you have already seen some iteration of the Nixon Player or Rubber Player watches. The Player watch design is probably my favorite Nixon watch layout aside from the "alias" look of their Time Teller model. I was perusing the internets when the black Rubber Player caught my eye. Matte black is always subtle yet sick, and I always feel compelled to post about any item that makes use of materials that I may not normally wear, in ways that mimic tradition while still maintaining a certain uniqueness. Of course when I noticed that watch I naturally progressed to the original Player watch in gold, and I couldn't take my eye off of it. On one hand the black Rubber Player is smooth and stealthy. On the other hand gold pops as my metal of choice... I am so torn. It's like the classic ninja versus pirate scenario. Difference in price ignored, if you could have only one of these watches, which would you choose? [Via 80's Purple]

I have to say, as an adult, not such a big fan of G-Shock watches (or digital watches really)... that said, I would rock this one... The G-Shock 7800 Japanese Limited Edition ... hmmm... guess it's all in the stitch work here for me (see full post). Revolve has it for sale right now.

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