Glashütte PanoInverse XL
Glashütte Original has an updated version of its PanoInverse XL watch. The new model is stainless steel and features a handsome dial with grey background to showcase its reworked components.
Glashütte Original has an updated version of its PanoInverse XL watch. The new model is stainless steel and features a handsome dial with grey background to showcase its reworked components.
Tennis star Rafael Nadal has plans to wear this new $525,000 Richard Mille watch during his matches. It’s got a lithium alloy manual wind movement, weighs a mere 20g and is limited to 50 pieces.
Tokyoflash continue to astound with their watch designs. If produced, the Instant Trend would have a dot-matrix display that pairs with your phone to view tweets and facebook notifications.
With Ikepod watches you can pass the time just watching it go by. Designed by Ikepod co-founder Marc Newson, the latest collection includes an hourglass with gold-plated nanoballs.
Wood Shock watches are customized Casio G-Shock watches fitted with hand/laser crafted wooden bevel – giving them a unique, textured and natural look. Available in red and black.
Take a gander at these beautifully styled Octo watches from the house of BVLGARI. The Octo Grande even has a 4 gong alarm that can chime the tune of Big Ben.
Created by collaboration between San Francisco’s fuseproject and Japanese designer Issey Mikaye, this cool modern watch gradually reveals the time as the outer dial spins into view.
Minimalists – tell time with just one hand using Raphael Ickler’s bold, modern Defakto EINS stainless steel watch with a luminous dial you can see in the dark.
TAG Heuer evolves its Carrera line (first started in 1964) with the Carrera 1887; it features a motor racing-inspired design with 39 jewel movement and high efficiency rewinding system.
Christophe Claret’s DualTow NightEagle watch bares all 582 of its parts, and man are they sexy: it sports a belt-drive system and tourbillon inside a 42.75mm x 48.2mm case.
Edox celebrates the World Rally Championship with its driver-friendly Chronorally Watch; it features stage timing, recount/replay, and countdown modes, plus an engine starter button.
Jean Dunand’s Palace Watch is a gorgeous mix of industrial and racing aesthetics; it sports a flying tourbillon, Milwaukee Mile-inspired tracks, and a 49mm x 48mm titanium case.
Rebellion’s T-1000 watch isn’t the latest Terminator model, but it does blow things away with a 1,000 hour power reserve; it’s thanks to six mainspring barrels and a giant winding lever.
Breitling’s renowned Superocean line gets a revamped design for 2010; the diver’s watch features a 42mm case, 1,500 meter water resistance, and Superluminova hands and markers.
TAG Heuer’s marks its 150th birthday with the Pendulum watch; it’s the first mechanical movement without a hairspring, opting instead for an invisible spring derived from magnetic fields.
New for 2010: TW Steel’s 45-48mm TECH line features, bold markings, triple counters, and a unique construction that connects the bezel to the case back using pillars and engine screws.
Hublot teams up with Formula One for the Hublot F1 King watch; this blacked-out timepiece sports a 48mm microblasted black ceramic case, black SuperLuminova, and a skeletonized design.
Cabestan’s Nostromo is a watch you won’t mind manually winding: four drums, a drive shaft , and movement bridges are all visible within its black-coated titanium glow-in-the-dark case.
If you can get over its Noby Noby Boy look, Robert Dabi’s ZERO Wrist Watch is an interesting minimalist concept with only two discs to tell time: one each for hours and minutes.
After a long hiatus, Tokyoflash is back with a slew of watch concepts; our favorite is the E-Clock, which melds flexible e-paper technology and readability with minimalist sci-fi design.
It’s always a good time to drink with the Happy Hour Watch: this combination digital and analog timepiece has a buckle on its strap that also conveniently doubles as a bottle opener. Thanks, Mike!
Urwerk’s 103 Tarantula gets a fitting Mexican Fireleg edition for its 7th and final year; limited to 60 pieces, the watch features orange luminescent markers on its signature satellites.
Red Wing teams up with classic outdoor brand Woolrich for the Red Wing Woolrich Boot; it sports white-stitched suede/nubuck leather and plaid wool panels on a classic sole.
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