IWC introduced its legendary Da Vinci Chronograph watch in a new tonneau-shaped case in 2007.
Buti’s new Magnum chronograph watch is outfitted with a striking multi-level dial design.
The movement of the Panerai Radiomir 10 Days GMT Platinum watch is outfitted with ten days of power reserve.
Zenith’s Defy Xtreme Tourbillon watch is powered by El Primero Caliber 4035 SX.
Milus’s Apiana Joallierie watch in white gold is equally as stunning on a black or a white strap.
Oris brings motor sports to the wrist with the new TT3 Chronograph watch.
Omega’s Co-Axial Tourbillon watch is also an official C.O.S.C.-certified chronometer.
The sleek Rado Integral Black Jubile watch sports diamonds at each quarter hour.
The TX Fly-Back watch by Timex puts its wearer in the know with compass and second time zone displays.
Romain Jerome used metal from the famed Titanic on this limited-edition steel and diamond watch.
The McGonigle brothers’ tourbillon watch combines complicated Swiss watchmaking with Irish aesthetics.
MeisterSinger’s Karelia Dreizeiger watch keeps perfect time—for master musicians and everyone else as well.
Nomos’s Club Dark is an authentic Glashütte watch with an easy-to-read dial.
Montblanc’s Seconde Authentique watch is powered by a manufacture Minerva caliber.
The redeeming feature of the Xemex Piccadilly HOURS watch is its simple, sporty look.
The Typhoon SI watch by Volna is perfect for serious divers as it is water-resistant to 300 meters.
TAG Heuer Link Calibre S watch with its dashboard-inspired counters combines sport with sophistication.
Wyler Geneve’s Tourbillon watch comes in four different case metals and any combination of gemstones.
Alain Silberstein’s Tourbillon Black Arrow watch is art for the wrist.
The TITAN Twins Chrono watch by Michel Jordi is a stately 47 millimeters in diameter.
The Soirée is an elegant version of A. Lange & Söhne’s Cabaret watch model, which debuted in 1994.
Corum watches shows its nautical colors in the 44-millimeter ADC Challenge.
The Flieger Cockpit watch by Fortis features a two-tone pilot-style dial.
The Aerodyn Rainbow watch by Dubey & Schaldenbrand features hand-painted numerals that run the gamut of the rainbow.
Le Chronographe 1910 watch by Du Bois & Fils features a chronograph, a moon phase indication, and a 24-hour display.
The limited-edition Idalgo XT-1 watch by HD3 boasts a jump hour display.
Les Elegantes de Longines is a line of jewelry watches housed in hand-engraved 18-karat gold cases.
The look of the DB20QI Beat Quantieme watch by De Bethune is dominated by an unusual power reserve display.
The Porto Rotondo Retro Moon watch from Scalfaro’s 2007 collection is outfitted with retrograde seconds and an interesting moon phase display.
Vincent Bérard, a former independent watchmaker now under Timex’s roof, presents his first wristwatch collection: The Luvorene 1 watch.
Vogard’s Super Traveler watches, originates in the only line of watches to have the time zone adjusted by the bezel.
Urwerk watches presents the evolution of its motherboard concept in the 201 model.
The official timekeeper of the world’s largest sailing event, Kiel Week, Tutima, introduces a Yachting Chronograph watch for regattas.
Sothis presents a second limited edition of the brand’s World Time Chrono watch.
Rodolphe presents an automatic watch displaying four separate time zones.
There is no simpler world time watch on the market: Porsche Design Worldtimer.
H. Moser & Cie. presents a new caliber watch featuring a Straumann double hairspring.
Breitling for Bentley introduces an official C.O.S.C.-certified chronometer watch that is also a chronograph and a perpetual calendar.
Working with watchmaker Andreas Strehler, Harry Winston Rare Timepieces introduces the seventh installment of its Opus watch series.
Azimuth’s new concept watch, the SP-1 Mechanique, is outfitted with a realistic earth making one full rotation every 60 seconds.
Limited to just 25 watches, Glashütte Original’s Julius Assmann 4 features a skeletonized and hand-engraved regulator tourbillon movement.
Hublot’s Bigger Bang All-Black Tourbillon watch features a monopusher chronograph alongside a tourbillon.
Harry Winston Rare watch Tourbillon Glissière uses two blocks of platinum as the automatic winding’s rotors.
On the JeanRichard Paramount Time Square watch, planetary gears help display the hours as they rotate along a square.
One of the spring’s most whimsical timepieces: the Girard-Perregaux Jackpot Tourbillon watch chimes at three of a kind on the slot machine (pulling the arm also winds the movement).
TB Buti continues to play with materials and colors on the new Magnum watch.
Backes & Strauss, the world’s oldest diamond wholesaler, now belongs to the Franck Muller group—resulting in sparklers like this Berkeley watch model.
Maurice Lacroix’s Masterpiece watch line gets a makeover, as evidenced by the new Jours Rétrogrades model.
Bell & Ross enters the haute horlogerie segment with its technical Instrument Tourbillon watch.
The Zulu Time by Anonimo is a contemporary double time zone watch.
Always innovative, Blancpain introduces a minute repeater watch with a cathedral gong that is water-resistant to 100 meters: the Aqua Lung Répétition Minutes.
BRM adds another manufacture movement to its roster watch within the decidedly technical-looking R-50-T model.
Hautlence watches presents its second timepiece based on Caliber HL, a sportier version called HL S.