Girard-Perregaux "ww.tc.Lady"

The independent Sowind manufacture plays it fair by extending its innovative world timer for ladies.

Locman "Mare Marina Militare" Italiana

Locman's Mare Marina Militare is undeniably one of the more stylish sailing-inspired chronographs around.

Rolex "Oyster Perpetual Yacht-Master II Regatta Chronograph"

A beauty with brains, the Oyster Perpetual Yacht-Master II regatta chronograph is the first sailing watch to feature a programmable countdown feature with a mechanical memory.

Panerai "Radiomir Black Seal Ceramic"

Originally created for the Royal Italian Navy in 1938, the Radiomir Black Seal is lauded for its dynamic cushion-shaped case, removable wire loop strap attachment and usability under extreme conditions.

Hublot "Bigger Bang All Black"

You've seen it flirting with platinum and red gold, and even cavorting with diamonds but the Bigger Bang ironically looks even better in an all black ensemble.

Ball "Fireman Night Train"

The exploratory enterprise of a night traveller and steadfast vigilance of a railroad fireman converges in the Fireman Night Train.

Oris "Carlos Coste Chronograph Limited Edition"

Everything about this diver's chronograph represents the extreme world of Venezuelen free-diving champion Carlos Coste, from the hulking mass of its 47mm case and the impressive 4.8mm-thick sapphire crystal, to the 1,000m water resistance.

Montblanc "Star XXXL Chronograph GMT Automatic"

The collection that heralded Montblanc's entry into the world of watchmaking over a decade ago is back-larger, more complex and more exclusive than before.

Breitling "Avenger Skyland Blacksteel"

Based on Breitling's sturdy Avenger template, the Avenger Skyland boasts a brawny construction consisting of a screw-locked crown flanked by generous crown guards, push piece reinforcements screwed into steel and thick sapphire crystal that is glare-proof on both sides.

Roger Dubuis "SAW Easy Diver Tourbillon"

High complications and sports utility do not make strange bedfellows, at least not for Manufacture Roger Dubuis.

Corum "Romulus"

Named after the legendary twin who founded ancient Rome, the most striking feature of the revived Romulus watch is the satin finished Roman numerals hand-engraved on its brilliant-polished wave-profile bezel.

Audemars Piguet "Lady Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph"

Adding to the riotous quartet of exhilarating colours unveiled last year are new white hot and passionate plum versions of the Lady Royal Oak Offshore chronograph.

Omega "Constellation Double Eagle" Ladies

With its combination of last year's sensual choco-inspired De Ville chronograph and the sports prestige of the Constellation Double Eagle, this new ladies' 35mm makes perfect sense.

Jean Richard "Paramount Time Square"

Geometry geeks and design devotes will undoubtedly be captivated by Paramount Time Square, the first watch in the world to have an hour hand that moves along a square path.

Anonimo "Zulu Time" OX-PRO

Following the runaway succes of the original Zulu Time in 2005, Anonimo reintroduces the rugged timepiece and turn up its sex appeal with mystifying matte black outfit.

Rado "Ceramica Chronograph" Magnificently Minimalist

Magnificently minimalist, Rado's Ceramica Collection has become a classic since its premiere in 1989.

Longines "Legend Diver" Channels The Spirit

Reliving its glory in the heyday of marine exploration, Longines re-issues a 1960s diving watch that channels the spirit and design of the era but updated with modern technical features.

Tag Heuer "Carrera" Fast Facts

Born of noble sporting heritage, the Carrera was launched in 1964 under the Heuer brand, inspired by the Le Carrera Panamericana Rally Mexico of 1950s.

Tag Heuer "Carrera" Automatic Chronograph Tachymeter

Get this if you are after something that expresses the vintage Carrera spirit. While its Chronograph sub-dials have been repositioned to the right for a more contemporary look.

Tag Heuer "Carrera" Twin Time

Those who love to travel will love Carrera the Twin Time. This is the practical one of the lot.

Tag Heuer "Carrera" Automatic

The best ti kick-start your Carrera collection, the Carrera Automatic is the first watch in the line to house an automatic movement (the Calibre 5).

Hublot "Big Bang" Tribute To The "Luna Rossa"

Hublot Big Bang needs no introduction. Known for fusing different hi-tech and uncommon materials such as carbon, kevlar, titanium, ceramic, and rubber.

Franck Muller "Aeternitas Mega 4" Six Staggering Complications

After enthralling mechanical buffs with last year's Aeternitas watch, a perpetual calendar made to run for 1,000 years without the need for adjustment, Franck Muller duly delivers his complication knock-out with Aeternitas Mega collection.

Rolex "Oyster Milgauss" The 50th Anniversary Edition

Differentiated by the orange coloured lightning-shaped seconds hand and green coloured sapphire crystal, the 50th anniversary edition of the Oyster Milgauss is playful and youthful, characteristics seldom associated with the staid and serious Rolex.

Tag Heuer "The Grand Carrera" Movement Innovations And Fine Finishing

Sporting superstars hardly ever age well. Just look at Diego Maradona or Mike Tyson. Thankfully, the revages of time, gravity, and the good life don`t quite affect Tag Heuer's new Grand Carrera, a souped-up stunner with roots in the iconic Carrera racing chronographs first launched in 1964.