Classic Fusion Hublot Watch is an upshot collaboration between Hublot and Yacht Club de Monaco (YCM). It’s amde to commemorate 10th anniversary of the Monaco Classic Week. It’s a limited edition timepiece wherein only 250 pieces were made available for sale. Its housed in titanium case with navy blue dial and silver-plated counters. It’s an ideal sportswatch and is mounted on a crocodile leather strap that matches completely with navy blue gummy croc rubber on the dial.

Patek Philippe has released their latest horological masterpiece, and it is the Philippe Mecca World Timer watch. It symbolizes the holiness of the city of Mecca whilst showing the time in major cities around the globe. It comes with emerald green center dial that displays the hours of the day in a 24-hour format, as well as the position of the sun and moon. It is powered by an automatic caliber 240HU movement, with 33 precious jewels and a mechanism that supports the 48 hour power reserve of the watch. It is water resistant down to 30 meters and is mounted on a black strap made of crocodile skin which has been hand stitched. Limited to 150 pieces only.

Louis Vuitton has released a special edition watch for the Only Watch 2011 auction. The Louis Vuitton Watch is a unique Tambour Diver chronograph that’s made to help the Young Boy afflicted with Duchenne muscular dystrophy named Paul Pettavino. It is housed in a black gold case with orange face and bezel detail. The timepice is finished with a sye-catching thick orange strap.

Girard Perregaux released another timepiece called “ww.tc.” It is made to pay homage to the legendary watchmaker John Harrison. Just so you know, John Harrison became popular for his H4, a watch that was used for calculating the longitude on any part of the earth’s surface. This Girard-Perregaux WW.TC John Harrison Watch is limited to just 50 pieces only and comes with a dial that has various locations displayed on it, made in the particular pattern in which Mr. Harrison’s son William, when he took a voyage on the Atlantic ocean to test the H-4 watch’s ability to measure the longitude of the earth, during the 18th century.

Perrelet has unveiled its latest limited edition timepiece called the Perrelet Turbine. It is scheduled to launch in Qatar though they have not informed us of its exact date and pricing information.

The Perrelet Turbine is housed in a 44mm DLC coated stainless steel case that’s shielded by an anti-glare sapphire crystal. It runs on an Automatic P-181 double rotor from Perrelet, with the power reserve of 40 hours. It is water resistant down to 5 ATM, and is limited to 10 pieces only.

Girard Perregaux, a luxury watch maker, has pulled the wraps off its new timepiece, called “ww.tc.” It is amde to pay tribute to legendary watchmaker John Harrison. John Harrison is best known for his H4, a watch that was used for calculating the longitude on any part of the earth’s surface. Limited to just 50 pieces only, the watch’s dial has various locations displayed on it, is made in the particular pattern in which Mr. Harrison’s son William, when he took a voyage on the Atlantic ocean to test the H-4 watch’s ability to measure the longitude of the earth, during the 18th century.

Here’s the limited edition Patek Philippe circa 1928, a certified collection-worthy timepiece that costs around $1.7 million - $2.9 million. It is an extremely fine and possibly unique 18K white gold cushion-shaped single button chronograph, that is housed in white gold. It comes with vertically positioned register, silvered matte dial and applied white gold Breguet numerals. Its case is numbered 608′751, while its movement is 198′207. This certainly is a rae watch to keep!