Nooka is proud to announce the next generation of the V-series line: the ZEM. The Nooka zem ($375) brings a new shape and aesthetic to their timepieces with a gem-cut case and gem-cut mineral crystal lens, adding a completely new look to the line. The gem shape was previously introduced this summer with the release of the Nooka Strip and Nooka fragrance.

The line consist of Nooka’s four most popular faces: Zot, ZenV, ZenH, and Zoo. Each of the faces comes in both night and silver, and features a weighted case-back. The bands come in black leather, and black or silver high-gauge stainless steel bracelet.

Available for pre-sale only. Will be shipped early November.

Nixon brings Bond-style elegance with the release of The Regent. Setting you back a cool $1,200 is a time piece featuring a stainless steel case, a scratch resistant sapphire crystal with date magnifier and a genuine Italian Crocodile leather strap with stainless steel buckle.

Swiss watchmaker TAG Heuer will be releasing the Carrera Caliber 5 next month with Clous de Paris dial decoration. This performance watch features a steel bracelet and an aluminum bezel case. Available in black or brown.

Nooka and UDRCRWN have come together to create a fun and colorful collaboration. The UDRCRWN watch ($275) features a striped polyurethane band with a black ZenV display. Only 200 watches available.

Bape Japan has released two Bapex 1 Clear watches for Summer 2009. Available in pink and green fluorescent colors at Bape flagship stores.

The Hamilton Khaki X-Mach ($1700) takes aviation watches to another level with it’s ability to measure the Mach speed of your aircraft. Simply input your calculated air speed plus your altitude, then the X-Mach will display just how fast you’re going relative to the speed of sound, or Mach 1.

Ok, you’re probably never going to need that unless you happen to be a pilot but it’s still cool to say you can! Movement is from the Valjoux 7750 and the watch is encased in a PVD-treated stainless steel with a sapphire crystal. Choose between black or brown leather straps or the more durable rubber. The X-Mach is water resistant up to 100 meters.

Omega is celebrating the landing on the moon 40 years ago on 20th of July, 1969 with the limited edition Omega Speedmaster Apollo 11. If you’re unfamiliar with Omega’s “Moonwatch” story, when an electronic timing system malfunctioned on Apollo 11, Neil Armstrong used his Omega Speedmaster Professional to keep track of time.

The Omega Speedmaster Apollo 11 40th Anniversary Edition keeps many of the Omega Chronograph Moonwatch technical features including 42mm size, shatterproof hesalite crystal, black tachymeter bezel, and Lemania hand-wound movement.

Limited Edition of 7,969 pieces will be made of the “only watch to ever be worn on the moon!”

Four years after launching the classic Big Bang, Hublot Geneve brings to us the Big Bang King Power ($22,000). The King Power pushes to the limit the qualities of its original design, and succeeds in combining both the expression of power and the feeling of luxury. The case has been shaped with sharp angles and straight sides, and features raised end pieces and screws. While the chronograph hands are completely new and made on two levels, with two different types of finish.

Designed to withstand the harshest conditions, Bell & Ross watches have long been a favorite of pilots, astronauts, divers and individuals in high pressure environments. The Bell & Ross BR 03 Type Aviation ($2700) watch continues this long standing tradition with its 42mm black carbon-coated stainless steel case, black dial and luminescent paint to optimize night reading. Water resistant to 100 meters, the Bell & Ross BR 03 Type Aviation is secured with a black rubber strap and steel clasp.

Nixon has created a custom collection of limited edition watches to coincide with the Barneys celebration of 50 years of the peace sign. Nixon integrated a Happy Hippie theme into the crowd-favorite 51-30 watch.

The collection is comprised of four unique and highly customized versions all individually numbered, all 300 meter water resistant stainless steel cases with either a six-hand Japanese movement with 1/10th second subdial chrono and date or a Swiss three-hand movement with tide subdial. These coveted pieces will range between $500 and $8,800 depending on material integration.

The collection is now available exclusively in Barneys Co-Op stores.