While I applaud this concept, I have two concerns which I must raise. The first concern is for those people whose travel lives are not so banally predictable as to include only these five cities. Hello, DUBAI anyone? I mean, that’s where all the serious ballers hang out now. Bangalore? Shanghai? Reykjavik, even? Luckily Diesel is offering a smaller watch of the same ilk that forgoes the pre-ordained time zones in favor of making you memorize which face corresponds to which town. (I suggest you come up with a mnemonic device.)

The second concern is that this watch is either ridiculously large or that the faces are ridiculously small, just because of the fact that there are so damn many of ‘em. But if you’re a big burly dude with 20/20 vision, it might work for you.

You can buy them for a mere $550 (for the big silver one) or $495 (for the daintier, more adventurous black one.)

Karlsson’s Time Zone Clock has nine individual 3.5-inch clocks built into its face. It can tell time simultaneously in London, Frankfurt, Moscow, Delhi, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Sydney, Los Angeles and New York. I guess if you live in the Midwest like me, you’re outta luck. The clock is made out of polished steel, and each clock features a convex acrylic bubble to protect the hands.

So if you just have to know what time it is on the other side of the world, you can pick one up for €79.95 (appx. $107 USD) from France’s Atylia.