A Look At Some Of The Baddest Watches Out There

1.  The Harry Winston Histoire De Tourbillon 8

Harry Winston’s Histoire de Tourbillon 8 shows off a 51 mm white gold case, aluminum rotating time discs, as well as titanium tourbillon cages and movement bridges, that could hypnotize anyone for hours. The brand’s complex calibre HW4503 houses the twin tourbillons and comes backed up by a power reserve of around 55 hours, but all that seems to fade into the background as you stare at this wonderful timepiece. Please note that only twenty pieces of the Harry Winston Histoire de Tourbillon 8 watches will be ever produced, ten with the striking red dial and ten in a stylish Anthracite Gray, but the price-tag has not been disclosed yet.

However, bear in mind that the Histoire de Tourbillon 7 came in at $600,000 per unit, and this stunning example of craftsmanship will be probably priced in the same area. Nonetheless, we’re sure it will be worth every single penny!

2.  The Urwerk UR-106 Flower Power

The UR-106 Flower Power is a 35 mm diamond-studded case of this watch comes in steel, with a titanium crown that’s also set with diamonds. But this dazzling display has been extended on the dial as well, where you could find three diamond-studded flowers, incorporated into the wandering hour satellites.

Inspired by a 17th-century watch invented by the Campani brothers in Rome, the UR-106 Flower Power also features a magical central flower, finished in white gold and also set with diamonds, to match this alluring design. Underneath it all, the self-winding UR 6.01 calibre makes things tick, complemented by Zenith Elite magic, with 48 hours worth of power reserve.

The flower motif might be pretty usual for women’s watches right now, but we’re sure no one can deny the incredible attention to detail and beauty of this particular watch. Not surprisingly, the Urwerk UR-106 Flower Power is not what people would normally consider affordable, since it’s going to be produced in a limited series of just 11 units, each of them priced at 98,000 Swiss francs.

3.  Pink Gold Louis Moinet’s Memoris Red Eclipse 

Unveiled at Baselworld last year in a super limited series, the Louis Moinet Memoris Red Eclipse is the automatic chronograph we’ve all been dreaming about. With all its complex mechanics visible on the dial and from the case back as well, this stunning timepiece can now be enjoyed in a richly engraved pink gold version, which seems even more appealing than the original version.

As you can see from these photos, the crown is adorned with a heraldic lily, a symbol of Royalty and also the logo of the iconic Swiss watchmaker. Backed up by a power reserve of 48 hours, the pink gold version of the Louis Moinet Memoris Red Eclipse is paired with an alligator strap, featuring an 18K gold folding buckle that’s also adorned with the brand’s lily logo. Please note that only 12 units of this beauty will be ever produced, priced at CHF 110,000 each.