Vacheron Constantin – Overseas World Time
Considered an ideal travel companion, this watch has a center that features a 'Lambert' projection map depicting the continents and the oceans, along with a translucent lacquered disc bearing the city names. A third sapphire disc is laid over the map that provides day/night indications, synchronized with the 24-hour disc. In addition, its Caliber 2460WT is self-winding and offers 40-hours of power reserve.

A. Lange & Söhne – Datograph Perpetual Tourbillon
Limited to 100 pieces, this watch features the most iconic chronograph created by A. Lange & Söhne. Set against a 41.5 mm platinum case is a black solid-silver dial, creating a beautiful contrast. This masterpiece also includes the L952.2 movement with a caliber that consists of 729 parts.
 

Armin Strom – Tourbillon Skeleton Water
Celebrating the mechanical artistry of skeletonizing a tourbillon, this watch was definitely a technical challenge for Armin Strom. The PVD colorization of the main plate emphasizes the ATC11-S caliber’s layered construction. This manually-wound timepiece also features a 10-days power reserve. 
 
 

Arnold & Son – Ultra-Thin Tourbillon Escapement Skeleton
A pure design sets this watch apart. In addition to a 90-hour power reserve, every possible part that could be skeletonized has been, and its skeleton movement allows for a better view of the gear train and other components.
 

DeWitt – Acadamia Skeleton
A perfect example of incredible technical horology, this timepiece features a bi-directional seconds at 7 o’clock, as the seconds hand changes direction every 30 seconds
 
 

Kerbedanz – Polvs Arcticus, Double Tourbillon GMT
This watch, that reminds us through its Latin name of old maritime instruments, features the double tourbillon GMT KRB-07 caliber. Two hemispheres cover the northern and the southern tourbillons. The northern hemisphere of Earth seen from the pole emerges from a blue translucent backdrop in grand feu enamel, with the visible parts of the continents carved out of gold.
 

Louis Moinet – Sideralis
Limited to 28 pieces, this watch features the first and only Double Tourbillon with a function to power the watch’s complication. The latter comprises two titanium discs, one atop the other, driven by an inverted gear system. While the lower disc is hand-painted and depicts three heavenly bodies in the cosmos, the Moon, Mars and Mercury, the upper disc features a hand-painted constellation of stars and planets on a dark blue background, and displays the movement of the heavenly bodies by rotating once every 60 seconds.
 

Parmigiani – Tonda Chronor Anniversaire
This new watch celebrates the brand’s 20th anniversary. Limited to 50 pieces, it features a single movement system that includes the chronograph and other components such as the regulation system and gear train in a single mechanism. Mostly skeletonized, it offers an extremely rich view into its architecture from the rear of the watch.
 

Roger Dubuis – Excalibur 42 Automatic Carbon Skeleton
Besides the movement, this watch stands out by its carbon-made case. Asymmetrically designed, the movement leaves nothing to the imagination – as no part of it is hidden.
 

Rebellion – T-1000 Gotham 
Limited to 25 pieces, this watch exudes a sense of rebellion in all its parts. The unconventional case features a three-dimensional mechanical movement available in black, red, gold, blue and purple. In addition to a record power reserve of 40 days, this watch also features an Avional movement with patented hand-winding system and a black DLC titanium case.