The Apple Watch will probably be the most talked about smartwatch of 2015, but it certainly won’t be the most stylish. The latest smartwatches have started to move away from their bulky, digitized roots, packaging cutting edge connected features inside classically contoured cases. Here are five smartwatches that successfully pull off both sleek looks and functional connectivity.

COGITO Smartwatches

The COGITO line of smartwatches from Hong Kong’s ConnecteDevice Limited carries the perfect blend of smart notifications and classic analog design. Behind a COGITO’s three time-telling hands lies an inner face that shows smartphone notifications. When you have an incoming call, text, email, appointment or social media alert, you’ll know immediately thanks to the icons blowing up on your wrist. The watch can also be set to vibrate for notifications.

Thanks to the low consumption of Bluetooth Smart, a replaceable CR2032 button cell battery provides months’ worth of power without the need to constantly plug in. COGITO smartwatches come in several different styles and options, starting at $130. They pair with a variety of iOS and Android devices.

Martian Guess Connect

Look quickly and you might mistake the all-new Martian Guess Connect for one of the latest affordable-but-stylish Guess watches tucked behind Macy’s watch display glass. However, this isn’t your average Guess. The smartwatch innovators at Martian Watches teamed up with the fashion brand to create a low-profile smartwatch with familiar style borrowed from Guess’ Rigor watch. The two brands intend to release a variety of men’s and women’s styles, injecting traditional timepiece design with technology that is updatable and replaceable.

While specifics like pricing and release date have yet to be announced, the parties say that the watches will include features like Siri and Android voice commands, smartphone notifications, vibration alerts, and control of smartphone devices like cameras and music players. Expect to see the CES 2015 Innovation Award-honoree watches showing up at both fashion and consumer electronics retailers in the near future.