In addition to telling time on its illuminated analog face, the STORM Navigator can also tell the time and date on a small liquid crystal display. Since time is kept independently on the two faces, you can use it as a dual time-zone watch too. There’s also a handy analog compass and thermometer built into the front, just in case you need to know where you’re going or how cold it is.

The watch is built from a sturdy stainless steel case, along with an equivalently beefy metal band. STORM offers the Navigator in both blue and silver watch faces, and they sell for £129.99 (appx. $209 USD) here.

The limited-edition Storm Synth conceals the current time by taking standard hour hand, minute hand, second hand equation and multiplying it by three. The trick to reading the time on the Synth is to keep your eye on the hands that have the tiny pointers on their tips. All of the other hands are actually decoys.

At least if it’s gonna confuse the heck out of you, the Synth looks good while doing it. The watch features a substantial modern metal design and suspends the watch movement inside of an open “cage,” encased in crystals on all sides.

So if you’re ready to start tripling the amount of time it takes to check the current time, you can grab the Storm Synth in either stainless steel ($170 USD) or slate black finishes ($199 USD) over at Watchismo.

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The STORM Faze watch features a unique dot-matrix LED display, concealed behind a plastic lens that sort of reminds me of the compound eye of an insect. Or maybe one of those dotty color-blindness tests. Either way, it’s bumpy and cool.

The Faze features a modern stainless steel case and band, and is water resistent to 50 meters (appx. 164 feet). Faze is available in red, slate and silver versions from STORM London for £119.99 (appx. $179 USD).

Featuring a stealthy face design that looks like some sort of bar code when the watch is dormant, you’d never know the time was hiding beneath its unassuming surface. But with a push of the button, a bright red LED dot-matrix display comes to life.

Ambition watches are available in four finishes: silver, black, brown or red, and feature a sturdy, shiny stainless steel band.

You can find the Ambition series over on Storm Watches’ UK website for £89.99 (appx. $160 USD).

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The STORM Nirvana features a cool stainless and black metal hybrid watch band which really stands out from the crowd thanks to it’s cool segmented link design. In addition to its good looks, the Nirvana offers a durable mineral glass crystal and is water resistant to 50-meters (about 164 feet).

The Nirvana is available in limited quantities from Japan modern watch shop Sea Hope for ¥25,515 (appx. $226 USD). Despite its name, the watch does not Smell Like Teen Spirit or ship in a Heart Shaped Box. [Sorry, I couldn't resist].

The Circuit Watch uses a pair of tall stacked LED segments to illustrate the current time. The bars on the left show the current hour, while the bars on the right display appear to be split into two sections, one which displays tens of minutes and the other which shows individual minutes.

The watch features a sleek, stainless steel case and a matching metal band. STORM offers several different accent colors for the protective crystal, including mirrored, black, red, blue and brown. However, the LEDs always remain red, no matter which version of the watch you choose. The Circuit Watch is available in limited quantities from STORM’s online shop and costs £109.99 (appx. $225 USD).

Not only do their Remi watches look stellar, they really do have that geeky quality that you’ve come to rely on us for. Hours and minutes are displayed on two rotating discs which are partially concealed by the colored face glass, while seconds constantly tick by as in a rotating color pattern in the middle of the watch. All of their timepieces are made from stainless steel bodies and bands, and scratch-resistant mineral glass faces.

STORM offers the Remi in a variety of colors, but my favorites are the gloss black and laser blue models shown in the picture. The standard colors retail for £89.99 (appx. $178 USD), and they also are offering 2500 piece limited-edition mirrored finish version for £114.99 (appx. $228 USD.)

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