Bentley has collaborated with Bentley in producing this Supersports Light Body Watch, to celebrate the ice speed record set lately by Juha Kankkunen, Finland’s four-time world rally champion in a Bentley Continental Supersports Convertible. It is a limited edition watch, that looks super-sporty, and is designed to complement the Supersports convertible. It is housed in a sturdy titanium case, with a dashboard-style dial enhanced by three ringed counters and a bezel with a Bentley-style raised knurled motif. Limited to 1,000 units only.

Corum has taken the wraps off its new limited edition watch called the Corum Golden Bridge Automatic Watch. It is the brand’s latest addition to its luxury collection that premiers the automatic variation of this legendary piece (Corum’s first watch that runs on a historical and innovative Golden Bridge movement, released 30 years ago). It features a titanium case that’s tonneau-shaped in red or white gold, with a mix of polished and satin-brushed surfaces. This watch is fitted on a crocodile leather strap fastened by a gold buckle. The white gold version is limited to 70 pieces while 130 pieces for red gold.

Here’s another luxury watch to add to your collection. It’s the Artya Art Piece Liquid Dial, a unique looking timepiece created by Master horologist Yvan Arpa. It is a limited edition luxury watch that features a hand-decorated dial capturing real colored liquid, making it absolutely unique! It’s housed in a satin-finished case, clad in a black PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) and is powered by a self-winding mechanical movement. It is mounted on a hand-sewn strap that is made from high-tech rubber combined with processed “Alzavel waterproof.”

Looking for an exclusive watch to add up your watch collection? Look no further, for here’s the Helios Watch created by none other than Frédéric Jouvenot. This watch won the first Geneva Time Exhibition Superwatch Award for it’s awe-inspiring as it tells time like no other. It represents the hours by a adioconcentric sunbeam, while the minutes are displayed in a central moon featuring an index that makes a revolution per hour. By the way, this watch is created to pay homage to the cult of the sun in the ancient world and also created as part Jouvenot’s Solar Deity collection, featuring an hour display without discs, a high-quality presentation box and is fitted on an alligator leather wrist strap.

Here’s another luxury watch from Bremont, and this time it’s made from parts of a real aircraft (the 1944 Mustang WWII aircraft P-51K-10 AKA “Fragile but Agile”). It’s the Bremont P-51 Watch that has a movement and dial made from original aluminum from the plane’s fuselage. It features a rotating bezel, a chronometer is built using the original parts of the plane and is fitted with a calf-skin leather strap. Limited to 251 pieces only. $11,800.

Here’s a clock that discriminates! It costs a whopping $95,000 and is said to be having a mind and heart of its own. It’s the $95,000 Art du Temps Clock that features intelligent design, with mechanical square plates that beat with each passing second. It was designed by illi and Julien Ado for Designby8, and it indicates the passing of the seconds in passive mode by the random up and down movements of its clock squares. This clock unfolds itself to tell time via its digital display with a simple voice inquiry about the time! However, this is still a concept, and we don’t know when it will go to production.

Hublot has taken the wraps off its latest timepiece called the Hublot La Clé Du Temps Watch. As you can see from the photo above, it looks luxurious and somewhat different from the usual Hublot watches. It is a limited edition luxury watch, which is their latest addition to the Hublot Confrerie line - a series of watches that represent the Swiss brand’s most futuristic and exclusive work. By the way, The name La Clé Du Temps, means “the key of time,” and it was chosen for this piece owing to a special set of functions.