Fossil has added two Android Put oncheap omega watchesand four intelligent analogue watches to its ever growing Q collection on the watch expo Baselworld 2016.

Alongside its new $95 Q Motion fitness tracker which we just noticed at SXSW, Fossil's moves into wearable tech continue to pretty aggressive and we like that, as a fashion brand, it is treating its new wearable tech as fashion products with new styles and materials.

Fossil's Fall 2016 Q collection

So what's new? 1st up, Fossil has four new (unnamed) styles while in the clever analogue collection that has a "new non-display technology".

As with the initial connected analogue watch, the Q Grant, thesebuy longines watchesnever have LCD screens or run a smartwatch OS but they do act as fitness trackers and handle alerts. We can not see any word of new features yet apart from a note during the release referring for the ability to get incoming calls/messages from VIP contacts alerts via the turning in the watch hands.

There's a mix of-presumably-women-focused rose gold and bold and sportier styling on offer from the four new watches.

Fossil hasn't released prices for these new Q Grant siblings yet but stay tuned for a lot more details-these could really sell very well if the mark up through the equivalent "dumb" Fossil view isn't too substantial. Under $200 is likely.

Then there is the Android Put on fare. The Q Marshal and Q Wander are extra such as the Q Founder, Fossil's initial Android Wear observe. They both cost $275 and are available in each 42mm and 46mm sizes with the difference staying that the Q Marshal includes a rugged case as well as Q Wander will come in a variety of finishes with interchangeable leather straps.

The new Android Wear watches are also smaller and slimmer than their predecessors that has a new slim wireless charger too.

Designer wearables incoming

At Baselworld, Fossil Group also announced that through the end of 2016 we will get wearables from brand names together with Emporio Armani, Diesel, Kate Spade, Michael Kors, Misfit (which Fossil acquired at the end of 2015) and Skagen.

Each will have unique, branded apps and we can assume all sorts of form factors-with displays, without displays, two operating systems etc.

The designer wearables will go on sale in 40 countries (not yet specified) and in 20 languages as well as the category of wearable will vary depending on each brand-so not every name on that record will, for instance, launchtudor watches replica.

We're reporting from Baselworld this week so seem out for our to start with impressions of Fossil's latest fashion wearables too as extra news and interviews from your fancy observe fair.