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.

Moto 360

We’d say the Michael Bastian Chronowing took home the “most fashionable sportwatch of 2014” award with ease, but the Motorola Moto 360 could easily be called the “most fashionable 2014 smartwatch from a mobile tech company.” Instead of wearing digital notifications crammed around a large analog dial, the Android Wear-driven Moto 360 has a dual-personality backlit LCD display that offers plenty of real estate for smart features and switches to a classic watch look with analog-style digital face.

Not only does it provide your usual smartphone-beamed updates, but it features an integrated pedometer, optical heart rate monitor and Moto Body fitness platform. It also includes voice control and wireless charging. The $250 Moto 360 launched last year and is available in several metal and leather band styles. It’s designed for use with Android phones.