The Christopher Ward C40 SpeedHawk Automatic Chronograph is powered by the ETA Valjoux 7750 movement which is beautifully revealed thanks to the transparent back. The 42 mm wide case was inspired by the design of the C4 Pregrine collection and has a hand-polished, satin-finished case. The dial boasts a sporty combo of white sub-dials with red accents, tachymeter, date/day display at 3 o’clock and three central hands. Comes with a leather strap or alligator strap. $820 – $990.

The Tissot Veloci T Chronograph has options for both a black or white color scheme. It’s powered by a Swiss Quartz movement with a chronograph module and it’s protected by a sapphire crystal. Features include a 45 mm wide 316L stainless steel case, PVD-treated rotating bezel, water resistance up to 100 meters and a rubber wrist band with steel clasp. ~$450 – $550.

Tokyoflash always has cool and forward-thinking watch designs. Their latest watch, the E-Clock gives you two ways to tell the time. One is the conventional digital number method and the other is by the patterns of dashes and lines that you have to decipher. It’s made of flexible stainless steel and has Bluetooth capabilities so it connects to your phone and alerts you through a vibration on the wrist when you have an incoming text or a call. Tokyoflash is taking votes of interest on their website to decide whether or not to produce this concept watch. $TBA.

RSW (Rama Swiss Watch) has updated the Outland this year with the Outland 3H. The sports watches come in seven different color combinations with a PVD case, a unique pull out crown system and mechanical sophistication. As you’ll see on the dial, “3H” stands for three-hands. In addition, it has SuperLumiNova Luminant on the numbers and the dials come in matte black, white, silver or yellow. There will also be an extra-special 18k pink gold case available, as well as a version with diamonds. $TBA.

This new horological piece by Romain Gauthier is the luxury of all luxury watches out there. It will be making its debut at BaselWorld 2010 and watch enthusiasts can’t wait to see it. Everything is assembled and polished by hand and the manually-wound, in-house made movement has a balance wheel with four inertia screws and regulating indicators, moving back and forth at 28,800 vibrations per hour. The distinctive crown is located under the movement and both the front and backsides of the watch case have glareproofed sapphire crystals. The case will be available in 18K pink gold, 18K white gold or 750 platinum. +$100,000.

This handsome pocket watch by Breitling for Bentley will be released to honor the founder of the British marque back in 1919, Walter Owen “W.O.” Bentley. The movement is a combination of two sophisticated complications: The horological repertoire is a perpetual calendar that takes account of the quadrennial occurrence of February 29th and the minute repeater strikes the hours, quarters and minutes on demand. This amazing watch has 700 parts, an 18-carat yellow gold case and an engraving depicting W.O. Bentley at the wheel of one of his early racing models. $TBA.

Unless you’re a hardcore watch enthusiast you may not have heard of the German watchmaker, Temption. They are a good little company that blends modern design with classic Bauhaus elements. The Temption CGk204 has a 43mm wide case, column engraved siding and onyx cabochons in the crown and chronograph pushers. Inside there is a Valjoux 7751 automatic movement, 12 hour chronograph annual calendar (with day, date, and month) and a synchronized 24-hour hand and a moonphase indicator. The yellow trim on the hands and the strap stitching is a new touch they’ve added to the 2010 version. ~$3,000.