The worlds most unusual watches
The worlds most unusual watches
In a reversal of the conventional the latest Frederic Jouvenot watch the Automatic Chronograph Evolution [A.C.E] features the rotor on the front of the watch. In order to give the chronograph counters an unobstructive view…
This Ulysse Nardin watch is without hands, dial or crown. Its so radically different that it was given the name “Freak”. Instead of using hands the “Freak” indicates the time by rotation of the…
New from their “Artisan” line of watches comes the stunning “Verre Eglomise” or “reverse enamel painting”, featuring an exquisitely life-like green humming bird painted in reverse on the back of the sapphire crystal. A…
Make your own Steampunk watch! The Arduino Watch comes with a host of clever functions to satisfy the inner geek, including temperature sensing, a 16-Bit colour drawing program and time display in digital, analog…
If you need a watch that tells you the colour of the sky throughout the day, then the “Time of the Sky” is right for you. Resembling an artists framed canvas this timepiece subtly…
The Storm Darth watch is a non-official Star Wars inspired accessory that resembles Darth Vader’s helmet in shape. Three concentric discs tell the time through cut-out windows – the outermost disc is a jump…
With a mind-blowing power reserve of more than 1,000 hours – that’s more than 40 days – the Rebellion T1000 doesn’t simply push back the boundaries of the possible, it destroys them and creates its…
After three years of intense research, Hautlence released the HL2.0. Hautlence calls it a second ‘Philosophy of Timekeeping.’ This new piece includes three patents and a host of innovations. The spectacular architecture of this…
This concept watch keeps time using “ferrofluid”. Ferrofluid is a liquid made of microscopic magnetic particles which become strongly magnetized in the presence of a magnetic field. The field in this case is designed…
The new Dior Chiffre Rouge T01 has a small sub-dial on the face that can tell the hour in eight different time zones, and a main dial with a traditional minute and second hand.…
This novel idea from Yanko Design helps to keeps you focussed on the present, by dividing the time into the segments of “Past,” “Present” and “Future”. A window at the top of the face…
Vacheron Constantin adds to its Metiers d’Art collection with these beautiful “La symbolique des laques” watches, a tribute to traditional Japanese lacquered art. Each set of three features a Japanese-inspired pairing of animal with…
The pioneer of the baguette movement, Corum, celebrates the 30th anniversary of its classic Golden Bridge model with the caliber CO213, a masterpiece of micromechanics. The company has created a tiny baguette with a…
Aimed at the watchlover with a very laidback approach to time, the Defakto tells you the time down to the quarter hour. Featuring a minimalist design and using a single hand that appears to…
With designs that are the antithesis of what one would expect in a watch, the Nava Tempo Libero watch has taken an unconventional approach to traditional analog time telling. While the white hour hand…
Wear them both on the same arm, one on each wrist, or even share with a friend! This Futuristic looking watch takes two to tell the time – two bracelets, that is. One bracelet…