How To Give Him The Best Gift He'll Ever Receive

Watch

"I have a weakness for cool watches that do a lot of stuff." Paul, 30, Arizona

Affordable: It's a watch, so it keeps the time, but the Timex Ironman Data Link also keeps his schedules, contacts, and a whole lot more. It's the personal assistant he's always wanted, and he can wear it on his wrist. ($90, timex.com)

All-Out: In case the crackberry in his pocket isn't reassurance enough, here's another way to keep him connected at all times: through his watch. The MSN Fossil Smart Watch (pictured) will keep him updated on news, stocks, sports, even text messages. It's especially good for occasions when it's inappropriate to pull out the phone. Sound strange? Think of it this way: he can never again claim he didn't receive your texts when they literally arrive to his wrist. ($249.99, amazon.com, MSN account is an additional charge)