#Asteroids watch

Atari has partnered with Nubeo to release a limited edition Asteroids Watch, featuring a unique design that replaces traditional watch hands with rotating discs that move asteroids, UFOs, and a triangular ship to mark time. Meanwhile, UFOs and asteroids rotate to indicate minutes and hours. The watch comes with a 50mm stainless steel case, 24mm silicone strap, and 20 ATM water resistance, allowing it to withstand depths of up to 200 meters underwater. At $499, the Asteroids Watch is available in seven color options, with only 125 units per color. While it may not be the most practical timepiece, it’s a rare collectible that ties into Asteroids’ 45th anniversary, making it a solid pick for retro gaming fans. Moreover, we feel like these companies are looking at something more as each one are confirming that they're working on something else other than a smartphone or a tablet -- specifically a smartwatch. Samsung has already confirmed that they are working on a smartwatch, while companies such as LG, Apple and Google were reported to be working on one too. This isn't the first time someone's making an intelligent wristwatch, as gadgets like the Motorola MotoACTV and the Sony Smartwatch are already available for purchase now. Read more in our articles including "Atari and Nubeo Unveil Limited Edition Asteroids Watch" and "Are we ready for Wearable Technology?".