The HYT H1 Watch

The HYT H1 Watch uses its mechanical movement to operate a pair of bellows that keep the fluid moving, umm, fluidly around the capillary. Other features include a palladium grey dial, a small seconds wheel at 9:30, and small minutes dial at 12, a titanium case, a clear rear casing to allow for viewing of the movement and bellows system, and a leather strap. 
Source

The HL 2.0 Watch line by Hautlence

Hautlence is one of those defying contestants and the HL 2.0 line displays what it takes to already supersede the Patek Philippes in a collector’s rotator. The innovative timekeeper displays the hours via a 12-link chain on top whilst the ruthenium and rhodium-plated dial keeps you informed of just the minutes in a sophisticated way. Just 28 pieces are available of each of the two Hl 2 watches, one in 18kt white or rosé gold. The case is 50mm in size and the unique automatic movement is made of 552 components.
Price: $165.000Source

The Cookoo Watch

The Cookoo Watch improves on the concept set out by the Pebble e-Paper Watch. Like the Pebble Watch, it connects to smartphones (both iPhones and Androids) to provide a more convenient interaction. Although a slightly more low-key creation, the Cookoo Watch boasts Bluetooth 4.0 to ensure less battery drainage and does not require a regular charge.
Named after the cuckoo clocks that alerted people of the hour no matter where they were in a house, the Cookoo Watch does that with emails, tweets, texts and missed calls on phones. It also acts as a remote trigger for the phone’s camera, one button check-in device and lost phone finder. It was conceived by Peter Hauser.
Source

Kisai Uzumaki Analog Watch

Adding extra function to a classic timepiece, Tokyoflash Japan has created the Kisai Uzumaki Analog Watch that beams with color. Watches are made to tell time, but are also pieces of art wrapped around the wrist.
The Kisai Uzumaki looks like a whirling vortex of colors. It features a luminous display, bright EL backlighting and reads time like a conventional analog timepiece. The name ‘Uzumaki’ is the Japanese word for whirlpool, hence its swirling design concept.
The colorful swirls aren’t just for aesthetics, they indicate the time in analog format so that a quick glance at the watch will give the time. It’s perfect for night or dark places where there’s no need to squint to tell the hour of day while time is ticking away. The hours are placed on the outside while the minutes are indicated in the inside.
The Kisai Uzumaki is 100% stainless steel and is available in black or silver with blue or green as the display. 
Source

Daniel Roth Carillon Tourbillon watch for Bulgari

Since its inception in 1884, which is also the year today’s international time zone system has been established, Bulgari influences the haute horology with a unique Italian design. The new Daniel Roth Carillon Tourbillon is brilliant demonstration of Bulgari’s craft with exhibiting three hammers, which provide a unique sound experience alongside the elegant 18kt gold case. The manual-wind in-house caliber DR3300 features a power reserve of 75 hours and an additional minute repeater.
Source

The ‘Plicate’ watch

Timepieces can easily become the most noticeable factor in an outfit and the Benjamin Hubert ‘Plicate’ watch will surely turn heads.
From its sleek exterior design to its intricate interior, this watch will surely takeover conversations. What makes this timepiece special is that the inside plate upon which the clock’s hands rotate is not a smooth smooth surface. Instead it is made with a multi-faceted 3-D surface. The metal is pleated making it look like a circular fan. It brings a different way to count the minutes of time instead of using the small lines that used to line clocks. The watches strap uses a button system deviating from its usual belt-like appearance.
Source

QLOCKTWO W watch

Biegert & Funk, the brand behind the clock QLOCKTWO, brings this cult item to a portable design with the QLOCKTWO W watch. The square 35mm watch is crafted of brushed stainless steel and features a single push button, which entirely operates the timekeeper allowing you to also display the calendar day or seconds in poetry.
Price Tag: $800
Source

Hornet World Time Skeleton by Arnold & Son

Since 1764, Arnold & Son is an influential part of British watchmaking and the Hornet World Time Skeleton is their latest horological achievement. This highly limited timekeeper, 50 in number, definitely shows an incredible face with six rhodiated facetted hands, all driven by wheels with special split teeth to ensure play-free movement. Alongside 24 time zones on the outer ring and double-disc big date, the hands can show mean solar time, equation of time, numerous time zones, month. The caliber is a Rhodium-treated Swiss automatic Arnold & Son in-house caliber A1766 with a power reserve of 42 hours and 41 jewels.
Source

Ferragamo "Color on Time" Watch Collection

Salvatore Ferragamo watches are known for their fashionable watches. The Italian brand's F80 range designed to mark its eightieth anniversary, in partnership with Timex, can now be customized as per your choice of color and colored stones setting. Ferragamo's made-to-order "Color on Time" watch collection made its debut in Hong Kong on 29th of March and will travel to other Salvatore Ferragamo flagship stores across the world.

The Ferragamo store at the Ocean Terminal in Tsim Sha Tsui has opened the made-to-order service for the public with delivery promised within 3 weeks of order. The F-80 "Color on Time" chronograph watches (above) which comes with a 44mm titanium case and quartz technology are also available for personalization. The top ring is made from ceramic material and set with stones which are of natural color. The straps are made of soft leather and interchangeable.

Source

Longines 180th Anniversary Limited Edition watch

 To celebrate its 180th anniversary, Longines has added limited edition watch pieces to its repertoire. The prime models unveiled this season stand out in the timeless creations of the Agassiz 180th Anniversary Limited Edition, the La Grande Classique de Longines and the Longine's Lépine Limited Edition watch. The yellow gold Lepine model pays tribute to Longine's traditional and iconic marksmanship which has remained timeless.
A tribute to its founder Auguste Agassiz, the Longine’s Agassiz Limited Edition piece is dedicated to women. The new lady’s variant is a modish addition to its original 1982 collection which revels in Longine’s timeless elegance.

Set in diamond, the Longines Agassiz gold watch is encased in an ultra-slim 18k rose-gold case. With a diameter of 25.5 mm, the case band has been bejeweled with 180, 0.522k top Wesselton VVS diamonds. The exquisite Agassiz creation depicts Longine’s tradition that has been captured in the mother-of-pearl dial bearing twelve diamond hour indices to mark each hour run. The dial, modeled on the original chronograph created by legendary Longines founder, Auguste Agassiz bears testimony to the iconic watch maker.
The watch is powered by quartz movement and will be retailed close to $8,750-$10, 750. A black alligator strap holds the watch; a sleek and classy model that has been created to represent Longine’s rich heritage.
The other heritage pieces in the Longine’s stable that demonstrates its expertise in horology includes models such as Longines DolceVita, the Master collection and the Saint-Imier Collection.
Source

The Zermatt GMT by IceLink

IceLink is a young Swiss-American watchmaker, which adheres to the principal of catching attention at any cost without losing the focus for quality mechanisms. The Zermatt GMT, named for the famous Swiss ski resort, is for this reason showing five dials telling you the hour and minutes of New York, London, Dubai, Hong Kong and your individually adjusted home time plus a perpetually rotating seconds dial. The huge case, 63x43mm to be precise, is crafted of titanium with a 18kt rosé gold coating. In the inside works a ILMM1 caliber, which revolves at 28.800 vph and provides a power reserve of around 2 days.
Price tag: $44.000
Source

Hublot Morphosis by Doettling

Safe maker Doettling paired with Hublot to create this cylindrical steel with lacquered semi-matte Hublot black panel inner tube safe for the ultimate watch collector.
Weighing around 180 kilograms the cylindrical safe sports an inner tube that turns inside of the outer shell, with two set of winders that can hold up to 42 watches.
The top end of the cabinet houses an iPad dock. The connected iPad works as the input method. Users must enter a pass code to reveal the first set of watches.
The user must then enter a second security code to access the second set of timepieces. The iPad can also control other features such as the speed of the watch rotations, the direction of the spins, and total number of spins per day.
The price runs $US204,664 for each cabinet.
Source

The Rolex Deepsea Challenge Watch

The Rolex Deepsea Challenge Watch, designed for James Cameron's Deepsea Challenger expedition, this unique timepiece features a super-thick body, a black bezel to contrast with the steel case, luminous hands and hour markers, and water resistance down to 12,000 meters, or nearly 40,000 feet.
Source

Issey Miyake's watch collection

Satoshi Wada, best known for his design of the Audi A5, joins the likes of Yves Behar and and Naoto Fukusawa for Issey Miyake's watch collection. The car designer's contribution comes in the form of the new "W", a chronograph inspired by Japanese minimalism and automotive wheel design.
Source

The ‘Cypher’s Little Brother’ watch

The ‘Cypher’s Little Brother’ watch is sleek yet sly as it requires some knowledge to comprehend this intricate time piece. Unlike most watches with a big and little hand, the Cypher’s Little Brother watch concept uses its bold and mechanical-like designs to reveal the hours and minutes.
It’s a secret if you can’t read it. The hour hand is the big semi-circle and the one end in clockwise direction indicates the hour. The minute hand is the narrower bar but sometimes it’s masked by the hour hand; in that case, just add 30 minutes to the free end of the minute bar. The tiny triangles and dials surrounding the face can help.

Cypher’s Little Brother watch concept is a rendition from an initial watch called Cypher (hence, the name). Designed by Samuel Jerichow from Germany, this watch is made almost completely from matte black steel. There’s a colorful ring that lights up to give the sleek and dark watch some emphasis.
Source

Glashütte PanoMaticLunar Watch

Glashütte Original, the upscale German watchmaker, introduces a new take on their mechanical Pano line lead by the intricate PanoMaticLunar. A strictly minimalist approach achieves an immaculate elegance perfect for a decisive presence in formal as also business attire. The watch exhibits a sophisticated asymmetric method to align the dials, giving the face an organic, but organized look. The inside embodies the famous Calibre 90-02, a self-winding mechanical movement with a power reserve of 42 hours, on which the sapphire crystal case back entices you to take a look on the mesmerizing motion inside.

Source

Harry Winston Opus 12 Watch

The Harry Winston Opus 12 Watch ($258,000) is an exercise in high-end watch wizardry, built around 12 pairs of hands that point towards the center and rotate in place to turn blue when they're telling the time or silver when they're inactive, a retrograde hand near the center to show precise minutes (from one to five), a tiny seconds hand in the dead center, and a power-reserve indicator in between. Other features include a polished 18K white gold case and buckle, a black alligator leather strap, and the exclusivity that comes from being limited to just 120 pieces worldwide.
Source

2012 Rolex watches collection

Rolex unveils its much awaited 2012 collection with the highly anticipated Sky-Dweller headlining their latest pieces. The Sky-Dweller is their first dual timezone, annual calendar watch featuring a fluted "RING COMMAND" bezel that rotates to easily allow you to set the time and date. Also new is a date-less Submariner with Cerachrom bezel, a new Yacht-Master, and a steel Datejust II with a smooth bezel.
Source

, Antoine Martin's Quantieme Perpetuel au Grand Balancier watch.

The watchmaker Antoine Martin will introduce their first collection at this year’s Basel watch-fair. With the claim to create timekeepers for those who seek something out of the ordinary, Antoine Martin introduces the Quantieme Perpetuel au Grand Balancier watch. Their first attempt to leave a mark in watchmaking history is equipped with a 17.5mm huge balance wheel, hand-wound caliber AM39.001, which has 60 jewels and features a power reserve of 6 days and perpetual calendar inclusively leap year indicator. The case is made of 18kt rosé gold and the dial shows an intertwined play of polish and satin finishing and a reinterpretation of guilloché pattern making it a quiet modern face embraced by classic gold and alligator leather.
Source

Bell & Ross BR 01 Horizon Watch

Bell & Ross is introducing a new version directly inspired by aeronautical instrumentation: the BR 01 Horizon.
The attitude indicator, a vital instrument in air navigation, makes it possible to monitor the aircraft’s position relative to the horizon, regardless of visibility conditions.
Bell & Ross designers have borrowed the graphic design of the attitude indicator to create an original and innovative display.
Source