Awesome Watches

Century is known for its ladies’ timepieces, but the Elegance aims squarely at guys with a bold design and a stunning bezel: it’s sapphire crystal hand-cut and polished into 48 facets.

TSOVET’s Constructivist style looks badass in black with their SVT-NM85 NM331010-02 watch; everything from the 50mm case to the buckle sports a matte black finish.

Sebastian Krabbe’s Rockcrystal Watch may be a concept, but man do we want it: minimalism is the key, with 100% original colors (no paint) on the wood band and steel case.

Steampunk technology may seem full of hot air, but it’s actually filled with something else: this Aether Monitor (available in brass or silver) will keep your Airship (and your fantasies) afloat.

Chopard celebrates its 150th anniversary with the L.U.C. Engine One Tourbillon; true to its name, its tourbillon movement is mounted on shock-absorbing blocks like a car engine.

Bremont’s ALT1-C is everything you need and nothing you don’t: made in Switzerland, the chronograph watch features a black dial with two subdials and a Valjoux 7750-SO movement.

TAG Heuer celebrates its 150th anniversary with a collector’s edition Tesla Roadster; it features a Foucault Field Gray paint job, TAG-inspired interior, and Meridiist phone. Pictures here.

J. Yeom’s Aurora Watch seems to be missing parts, but it’s actually Dr. Evil’s preferred timepiece: the hands are made out of frickin’ laser beams that are activated by tapping on the bezel.

Name after the Italian Special Forces, the centerpiece of Oris’ Col Moschin Watch is its giant 49mm titanium case; it’s water resistant to 1,000 meters thanks to a Rotation Safety System.

Introducing the AMVOX2 Transponder Rapide, Jaeger-LeCoultre’s latest watch that costs as much as a car–and unlocks one, too; it doubles as a car key for Aston Martin’s Rapide.

Burberry is best known for stodgy patterns, but this Digital Watch is anything but; it sports a textured black ionic-plated 44mm case, matching black rubber strap, and bold digital dial.

Clean yet sophisticated, TechnoMarine’s Cruise Sport is an entry level diver’s watch; it boasts 200 m water resistance, a silicone strap, rotating bezel, and 45 mm stainless steel case.

U-Boat’s Classico U-1001 watch is able to survive depths up to 1,001 meters; it sports a 55mm Grade 2 Titanium case, pressure escape valve, and photo-luminescent blue markers.

Ernst Benz’s ChronoScope PEK watch celebrates the Lunar New Year; limited to 8 pieces in red or black, each features numbers on the dial written in formal Chinese calligraphy.

Inspired by WW2’s Spitfire fighter, Bremont’s Supermarine Descent is actually a high-flying diver’s watch, good to 500 meters; it features a 42mm shock resistant and anti-magnetic case.

Pierre DeRoche’s GrandCliff TNT Penta watch is a symphony of five discs, with two for date and three for time; limited to 201 pieces, it features a 45.5mm black PVD titanium case.