The original Linde Werdelin 2-timer watch is now growing up to a 3-timer watch. The 3-timer loses the sporty look and is a much more elegant watch that is more appropriate for the office and not the basketball court. This newer watch has a new dial with textured face and the hour indicators are much smaller. The GMT hand has been redesigned and the ETA 2893-A2 movement that moves the GMT hand around in one hour increments. And of course, being that it is a 3-timer, the watch keeps track of three different time zones. The watch will be avialable in steel, DLC coated steel, 18k rose gold and 18k white gold. The strap options will include textile, rubber or metal bracelet. The 3-timer will soon be available at the Linde Werdelin website. $5,340.

Records are meant to be broken and this new CX Swiss Military watch breaks the water resistance record for a watch with a vengeance. The previous record for deepest water resistance was set by Rolex at 3,900 meters, or almost 2.5 miles. So the watchmakers of Montres Charmex, makers of the Swiss Military Watch, come up with a watch that goes down to 20,000 feet, or 6,000 meters. Only specialized equipment will survive that depth and this watch is one such device. The immense, 46 mm case and bracelet of this CX watch is made of titanium with a durable, unidirectional bezel. An automatic chronometer ETA caliber 7750 Valjoux movement beats at the heart of this giant with a power reserve of 48 hours. Enclosing it are a screw-in titanium caseback, screw-in crown and pushers, a 10 mm domed sapphire crystal, and a helium release valve. The abyss may be a tough environment, but the CX 20000 feet is a league tougher. ~$4,050.

Abraham-Louis Breguet invented the tourbillon to negate the effects of gravity on the accuracy of a mechanical watch. The new Breguet 5347 Twin Tourbillon has not one, but two tourbillon regulators, effectively doubling its accuracy. Not only is it more accurate, it’s more complicated and this means heaven for fans of the mechanical genius behind these type of watches. The 44 mm rose gold case encapsulate the two regulators that are coupled by differential gears, connected by a bridge, and mounted on a rotating central plate. This differential device transmit the mean rate of the two tourbillons and the bridge indicates the hours. A conventional hand indicate the minutes. Think of the movement as the moon rotating around the Earth, only more complex. Precise, complicated, and a true beauty to behold, this watch is for the true fan of extreme watchmaking ability. $TBA.

This watch is customizable in the true sense of the word. You don’t just pick your individualized options the day you order your watch, but with this Uni watch, you can customize each and every day. You can change the fonts, colors, backgrounds and designs and it’s all changeable by using the included software. The watch has a full color OLED, an integrated accelerometer and miniUSB port. No word on price yet because the design company who made it, qixen-p design studio, is still looking for investors and a manufacturer. $TBA.

The Perrelet Turbine collection gets its inspiration from jet propulsion systems. What makes this collection interesting is that they have the Perrelet P-181 automatic double rotor movement which was transformed into a turbine fitted with 12 blades made of titanium. Other features include 42 hour power reserve, water resistant to 50 meters, 21 rubies, anti-glare sapphire crystal case, luminous numbers and black rubber strap. $TBA.

Man’s quest to conquer himself and nature has led him atop of buildings, antennas, spans, and the Earth and then jump. That’s BASE jumping for you. Quite possibly the most dangerous activity on the planet since you hurl yourself off from high spots and time the opening of your parachute. Hamilton wants you to feel that same adrenaline rush as you marvel at this truly imposing watch. The 50 mm case is big and bold and houses one of two available movements. A black titanium case will carry the 7750 automatic chrono movement and on the stainless steel version will be the 2824 automatic ETA-movement. The stainless case will be available in black or brown with matching dials. Go ahead, challenge yourself and go BASE jumping, or you can just purchase the representative watch if the devil in you isn’t daring enough. $1,200+.