We’re no strangers to the “It’s 5 o’clock somewhere” mentality, but Happy Hour takes it to a whole different level with their watches. Each of their watch bands includes a bottle opener to facilitate getting the party started wherever, whenever. If that sounds familiar, it’s because we told you about their first watch before. Now they’re back with a new collection that’s far better than the old one. The Ish comes with a black or orange calfskin band and features a fuzzy crystal so you can keep your eye on the prize. The Lightweight has a case reminiscent of a bottle cap paired with a black or olive drab canvas strap that makes it the perfect Timex alternative. The Bottoms Up is your face-on-strap calfskin cuff watch, with a set of hands at 5:00 permanently inked inside the dial. Each of the new options also features the patented Happy Hour buckle because that’s half the fun.
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