Skagen has been making svelte, affordable, slim watches for quite some time, so it should come as no surprise that their foray into the world of wearables is a watch you’ll actually want to wear. At this point the Connected Hagen Watch is only a render, but since it’s based off an existing model we’re willing to accept Skagen’s claims that the fully analog face with automatic time zone adjustments, step and water intake tracking, music control and notifications will actually become reality when it’s released later this year. If the design, interchangeable straps, and four colorways don’t get you excited enough, the entire package runs on a standard coin cell battery so it doesn’t have to be charged.
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