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The new Michael Kors smartwatches with a dial from Instagram

Smart watches (especially those running Android Wear) have not been unlocked yet! While most manufacturers took a break from creating new AW smartwatches and focused on more sporty and smartphone-independent timepieces, the fashion world decided to fill the void. Here are the new Michael Kors Android Wear 2.0 smartwatches that put style first. The watches will be presented at Baselworld 2017, which will take place between March 23 and 30.

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TAG Heuer Connected Modular 45 – a modular smart watch for big wallets

TAG Heuer Connected Modular 45 is a prestigious sporty-elegant smart watch with the Android Wear 2.0 operating system, which will convince even the most ardent opponents of such watches. The only thing that might put you off is the price. It bears the numbered signature "Swiss made" (made in La Chaux-de-Fonds), and the guts were contributed by Intel.

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Beoncam: A 360-degree wrist camera worn like a wristwatch

360-degree cameras are nothing new. All tech brands that matter have their own. But you can't wear any of these on your wrist. To Beoncam! This is a cross between a smart watch and a camera like you find in a smartphone. The detachable wrist camera allows you to capture 360-degree panoramas with a resolution of 5 MP and images with a resolution of 1200 x 1200 pixels.

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MWC 2017: Huawei Watch 2 is the reason you'll fall in love with smartwatches

Two years after the presentation of the Huawei Watch smart watch, the Chinese presented its successor, the Huawei Watch 2. Will it be able to fill the shoes of its predecessor, which set really high standards? So let's see...

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Dot: The first smart watch for the blind and partially sighted is ready

The blind and partially sighted have to face many obstacles every day, but their lives will become a little easier in the future. After several years, the Dot smart watch for the blind and visually impaired is coming to the market, which will contribute to their easier everyday life and equal communication opportunities.

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LG Watch Style and Sport: Android Wear 2.0 for phone independence

Together with Google, LG presented the new Watch Style and Watch Sport smart watches, which are the first to be equipped with Google's new operating system for wearable devices, Android Wear 2.0, with which it aims to close the gap behind Apple watches. With Android Wear 2.0, smartwatches will be freed from the "yoke" of the smartphone.

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FlySentinel: Slovenian smart wristwatch for pilots

FlySentinel is a Slovenian smart wristwatch for pilots, which takes care of their safety and well-being by informing them about their psychophysical state and the conditions in the cockpit. It is made of light metals. It is signed by the Celje start-up company MedicoApps.

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Moskito – a stylish wristwatch that doubles as a cycling counter

The Moskito is a smartwatch like you've never seen before. As a wristwatch, it convinces with its classic design, durable battery and smart functions. With it, you will never miss a call or miss a message again. In addition to a wristwatch, the Moskito is also an analog bicycle counter that supplies you with all the necessary information. A twist of the case is enough to transfer it from the wrist to the handlebars and a push of a button to switch from timing to counter functions.

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Vector Luna BMW i – BMW with a smart watch that lasts a whole month!

Apple and Samsung may dominate the smart watch market, but Vector Watch is the only smart watch provider with 30 days of autonomy. Together with the Bucharest brand, BMW produced an extremely sporty and elegant smart watch inspired by the BMW i sub-brand, more precisely the i3 and i8 models. It uses the same leather as the duo's seats for the strap, and it also expresses its affiliation with the logo on the dial.

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Matrix Powerwatch - a smartwatch powered by calories burned

The Matrix Powerwatch, a smartwatch powered by calories burned, is a new product that finally transcends the inconveniences of other smartwatches. These have an extremely short battery life, as a result of which the market loses a large share of otherwise potential buyers. The Matrix Powerwatch is a watch that never needs charging – it uses human heat to generate energy. In addition to the fact that its hypothetical battery never runs out, it also has a built-in special biometer that allows the user to see the number of calories burned at the expense of charging the battery.

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Smart bracelet CMRA - camera for Apple watch smart watch

Although the Apple Watch has almost every feature imaginable, it lacks something that most Apple products have – a camera! CMRA is correcting this error! We use the smart bracelet like any other watch strap, with the important difference that we can take photos or record with it by pressing a button.

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Suunto Spartan Ultra: personal trainer for adventurers and extreme athletes

Need a fearless watch? One that, compared to other physical activity watches, can do more in worse conditions. A watch that is durable and can be used to dive up to 100 meters below sea level. One that can moderate more than 80 different sports. A watch for adventurers. Then Suunto Spartan Ultra is the right choice. We had her on the test!

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