Dissatisfied with taking directions? La Cle du Temps from Hublot lets you tell your watch exactly how fast time should pass. Using tourbillon based revolutionary movement, this godly chronograph comes equipped with a speed selector for prolonging pleasant moments, and racing through the restless ones—but I suppose that’s all a matter of perception.  La Cle du Temps can be attributed to the masterly designs of Mathias Buttet. Featuring a glossy dial plate, a brawny black aesthetic and neon green accents, this is one robust wristwatch that is both aesthetically pleasing and interesting in function.

Good news fans of overly-complicated timepieces: the Urwerk UR-110 Watch ($TBA) might be the company’s craziest yet. Its asymmetrical face sports three torpedo-like hour/minute modules, with the time displayed on the far right, planetary gearing, a dial side Control Board, an “Oil Change” service indicator, a day/night indicator, and two air turbines to minimize wear, all crammed inside an attention-grabbing titanium case.

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If there was ever such a thing as a car-like watch, this is it. The Shift Hybrid watch from designer Mengshun Wu brings you the best of both worlds, with analogue hands on a rotating disk brake, echoes of a speedometer and seatbelt, and a digital readout for it’s compass and other information. A perfect gift for the aspiring or established race car driver in the family.

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For the new Bugatti Super Sport, owners have the option to purchase a nice little reminder that not only is your hedge fund making a little too much green, but that you drive the fastest street-legal car in the world. The recently unveiled supercar, which recently broke the record at a very brisk 267 mph, did it while Bugatti’s test driver Pierre-Henri Raphanel wore Parmigiani’s latest creation, establishing what the brand very proudly calls “The Fastest Watch in the World.”  Priced at $259,000, the watch will see a very limited production run of 200 pieces, all of which use Parmigiani’s new 372 movement that coexists with the over 300 total components that make up the watch. The dynamic shape flows into the Hermes leather watch strap to complete the look of the Super Sports.

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A recent Kickstarter success story, TikTok and LunaTik make your new iPod Nano into a jealousy-inducing timepiece. Sure, when you first got your new Nano, you clicked it on over your LiveStrong band and had a few laughs, but you haven’t seen anything yet. The TikTok is simply a snap-in design, which lets you snap your new Nano into what’s basically a watch band, while the LunaTik is a more premium version of the TikTok for those that want to dedicate their nano to being a full-time watch (see what we did there?). The idea was apparently a smash, as it has apparently raised almost 20 times of its $15,000 goal. Head over to the Kickstarter page to pre-order yours.

The latest Audemars Piguet to stop watch aficionados in their tracks is the Millenary Minute Repeater, a timepiece wrapped in horological art. Inside the titanium case lies AP’s manually wound 2910 movement that powers the minute repeater keeps the watch ticking for 165 hours.

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Pirelli infuses the culture of motor racing into their Pzero Disk_O. With disk brakes as the inspiration for the design, Pirelli does an excellent job in the desgin and construction of the watch. It epitomizes how the lifestyles of both racing and horology can come together even for just a watch release.