Breitling 2010 Superocean
While the Submariner will always be respected as a timeless classic, Breitling's new Superocean goes modern with big, blocky, and aggressive hour makers and a rubber molded bezel. The watches feature a rubber or steel bracelet options, Breitling's Caliber 17 self-winding movement, and water resistance up to 5000ft/1500m. Link
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Tudor Heritage Chrono
One of the big showstoppers at the Baseworld Watch Expo in Switzerland comes via Rolex stablemate, Tudor, with a modern rendition of their Monte Carlo. Some subtle differences from the original include a larger 42mm case, knurled details on the crown, pushers, and bezel edge, and 3D applique hour markers versus the printed markers on the original. The watch will house a 7734 Valjoux movement and will be available with a steel bracelet or NATO strap option. Link / Source
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Hamilton Time Player
If you're the type to obsessively fiddle with your watch you might want to drop by your local Hamilton dealer to try on their latest experiment. Inspired by a design originally created for Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey, the Time Player features nine squares which can each be moved individually just like the sliding puzzles you used to play with when you were a kid. Link
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Rolex Explorer 2010 + Video
While all the watch companies are debuting new styles Rolex won't be messing with a good thing. They're refining the classics for 2010 and by the looks of things we think watch fans and purists alike will be very happy. What's sure to be one of the most talked about styles this year is their new Explorer I for 2010 that grows slightly to 39mm with a new dial complete with polished numeral indexes. Video after the jump. Link / Source
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Bell & Ross Vintage BR 123 & 126 Carbon
While we love Bell & Ross's BR01 we're probably not the only ones who have wanted to see the brand try something a bit different. Their new Vintage BR watches are a little more traditional, shape-wise but are still unmistakeably Bell & Ross pieces. The watches feature 41mm stainless steel carbon black cases, automatic ETA 2895 movement, and luminescent sand-colored indexes. An image of the Vintage 126 Chronograph is located after the jump. Link / Source
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Hublot F1 King
Today Hublot and Formula 1 have announced their partnership with Hublot becoming the official watchmaker for Formula 1. To kick off things, the company has unveiled the limited edition "F1 King" a black on black behemoth that most certainly complements the high-performance, high-speed nature of the sport. Link / Source
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Plus Minus Zero Wrist Watch
We can imagine we're not the only ones with a wishlist of Japan-only brands that need to make their way stateside. On the top of our list is Naoto Fukusawa's Plus Minus Zero, a beautifully designed collection of minimalist accessories and home goods. Their latest release is a watch with a unique case design and a Max Bill-like dial. Fukusawa-san, if you're reading please open an international online store, pretty please? Link / Source
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Urwerk Tarantula Mexican Fireleg
Deemed the "Mexican Fireleg" (which is quite possibly the most incredible watch name in horological history), Urwerk has accented its latest Tarantula timepiece with orange luminescent markers which creates a stunning contrast against the all-black case and dial. Link / Source
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Chopard L.U.C. Engine One Tourbillon
Chopard's new L.U.C Engine One Tourbillon will definitely have you well-heeled pistonheads talking. The watch features an in-house caliber with a power reserve of 60 hours that sits under an engine block-inspired dial design complete with a fuel gauge-style power reserve indicator. Link
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Girard Perregaux 1966 Bucherer
Girard Perregaux and Bucherer are celebrating the 10th year of their partnership with the release of the elegant 1966 Bucherer Limited Edition. Limited to 88 pieces the watch features a pink gold case and Girard's GP03300 automatic movement. Link
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