Baselworld 2011 Special Feature | 50 Notable New Watches from the World's Largest Watch Fair (2) Gallery
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Baselworld 2011 Special Feature | 50 Notable New Watches from the World's Largest Watch Fair (2) Gallery

<strong>CHOPARD</strong> Available with a silver-plated satin-finished dial in addition to the white dial model. "L.U.C 1937" ¥890,000 (estimated price). Scheduled for release this autumn.
<strong>CHOPARD</strong> A simple, mid-sized model with a calendar, powered by the self-winding "L.U.C Caliber 1.010" with a unidirectional rotating rotor. "L.U.C 1937" ¥890,000 (estimated price). Scheduled for release this autumn.
<strong>CHOPARD</strong> A nostalgic yet sporty mechanical chronograph featuring a vibrant Italian red dial. "Mille Miglia GT XL Chrono Rosso Corsa" ¥876,750. Scheduled for release this summer.
<strong>Dior Watch</strong> The automatic rotor, which covers half of the chic black lacquer dial, is in constant dynamic motion, allowing you to enjoy the active expression of this "rotating precision machine" at any time. With punching leather strap. "Chiffre Rouge M01 39MM" ¥976,500. Scheduled for release in November.
<strong>Dior Watch</strong> Equipped with the new "Dior Inverse" movement, born from a collaboration between the brand's watchmaking atelier "Les Ateliers Horlogers" and movement specialist Manufacture Soprod. With stainless steel bracelet. "Chiffre Rouge M01 39MM" ¥976,500. Scheduled for release in November.
<strong>CASIO</strong> A G-SHOCK prototype model capable of full-scale communication and linkage with smartphones via new communication standards. "G-SHOCK Prototype" Scheduled for release within the year. Price undecided.
<strong>CASIO</strong> Adopts the next-generation Bluetooth Low Energy standard, which communicates with 1/150th the power consumption of current Bluetooth wireless communication standards. "G-SHOCK Prototype" Scheduled for release within the year. Price undecided.
<strong>CITIZEN</strong> A "new radio-controlled watch" that receives signals from GPS satellites covering the entire globe and displays the precise current time at your location within approximately 20 seconds of reception. "Eco-Drive Satellite Wave" Price undecided (estimated ¥300,000). Scheduled for release this autumn.
<strong>RADO</strong> A ceramic case watch with a thickness of only 5mm, made possible by 25 years of experience and expertise in ceramic materials. "Rado True Thinline (L size)" ¥173,250. Scheduled for release this autumn.
<strong>Hamilton</strong> A model boasting a refined, calm, and classic "two-eye" layout. "Jazzmaster Spirit of Liberty" ¥159,800 (estimated price). Scheduled for release in July.
<strong>Hamilton</strong> Available in three dial colors: silver, gray, and black. The needle colors are subtly varied for each dial color. "Jazzmaster Spirit of Liberty" ¥159,800 (estimated price). Scheduled for release in July.
<strong>hD3 NEXTGEN</strong> A groundbreaking digital complication watch developed by master designer Jorg Hysek, one of the leading watch designers of our time. "SLYDE" ¥735,000 (estimated price). Scheduled for release in September.
<strong>N.O.A</strong> Yellow, blue, and red accents on the indices at 1, 2, and 3 o'clock, the model name, and the seconds hand provide exquisite highlights. "16.75 Nishikigoi" ¥199,500 (estimated price). Scheduled for release in August. Right: "16.75 Luna Roja"
<strong>Ball Watch</strong> A self-winding model with a rose gold case, under 40mm, yet priced in the mid-¥500,000 range, less than half that of comparable luxury brands. Its micro gas light technology on the hands and indices ensures reliable readability even in darkness. "Trainmaster One Hundred Twenty" ¥567,000 (estimated price). Scheduled for release in December.
<strong>VERSACE</strong> Equipped with a mechanical chronograph movement from Dubois Dépraz, a renowned Swiss manufacturer that has supplied complex mechanisms to prestigious brands for over half a century. Features a see-through case back. "DV ONE" ¥378,000 (estimated price). Scheduled for release in August.
<strong>JACOB & CO</strong> Jacob's first digital model. The bezel is detachable, and in addition to the brilliant-cut diamond-set bezel shown, an interchangeable bezel made of luminescent material is included. "Ghost 1" ¥2,142,000 (estimated price). Scheduled for release this autumn.
<strong>FREDERIQUE CONSTANT</strong> Features a see-through case back. Silver dial with black steel indices and hands. "Vintage Racing Collection Beijing-Paris Limited Edition" ¥294,000 (estimated price). Scheduled for release in August.
<strong>FREDERIQUE CONSTANT</strong> Silver dial with rose gold-plated indices and hands. "Vintage Racing Collection Beijing-Paris Limited Edition" ¥294,000 (estimated price). Scheduled for release in August.
<strong>FREDERIQUE CONSTANT</strong> Silver dial with black subdials and outer ring. "Vintage Racing Collection Beijing-Paris Limited Edition" ¥294,000 (estimated price). Scheduled for release in August.
<strong>EBEL</strong> A simple three-hand model with a calendar. The silver dial is complemented by elegant, classic silver leaf-shaped hour and minute hands, and a blue steel seconds hand. The sapphire crystal is treated with a double anti-reflective coating. Remarkable value at just over ¥250,000. "Classic 100" ¥257,250 (estimated price). Scheduled for release this autumn.
<strong>Cuervo y Sobrinos</strong> A robust 600-meter water-resistant diver's watch with an elegant and alluring design, unusual for its class. "Robust Buceador Mancomunado 1882" ¥714,000 (estimated price). Scheduled for release in August.
<strong>Cuervo y Sobrinos</strong> White model. "Robust Buceador Mancomunado 1882" ¥714,000 (estimated price). Scheduled for release in August.
<strong>ORIS</strong> Comes with a special box and the movie "The Right Stuff" DVD. "Big Crown X1 Calculator" ¥294,000.
<strong>ORIS</strong> A new chronograph featuring a rotating bezel with a slide rule function, reminiscent of vintage aviation watches. "Big Crown X1 Calculator" ¥294,000.
<strong>BLANCPAIN</strong> Five variations themed around Switzerland, France, Japan, China, and Hong Kong, each as a limited edition of one piece. Pictured: the China version. "Villeret Grande Décoration" ¥5,092,500 (estimated price). Scheduled for release this autumn.
<strong>GRAHAM</strong> This version features a black carbon dial with orange indices and a racing blue 24-hour bezel. It breaks the convention of "Graham watches = thick chronographs" with a self-winding watch that includes a GMT hand for a second time zone, completing a full dial rotation in 24 hours. "Silberstein Time Zone" ¥399,000.
<strong>GRAHAM</strong> Excellent legibility is ensured by large Arabic numerals and thick hands coated with Super-LumiNova. "Silberstein Time Zone" ¥399,000.
<strong>GRAHAM</strong> The case size is a perfect 42mm diameter for the Japanese male wrist. "Silberstein Time Zone" ¥399,000.
<strong>EDOX</strong> The EDOX 011 movement is based on the highly reliable and proven ETA Caliber 7750, a benchmark in mechanical chronographs. The price of mid-¥300,000s for this specification is exceptionally reasonable. "Class-1 Chrono Off Shore Automatic" ¥346,000 (estimated price). Scheduled for release in August.
<strong>SWAROVSKI</strong> Powered by the Swiss ETA Caliber 2824-2. The rotor visible through the see-through case back features Côtes de Genève finishing and Swarovski engraving. Available in six variations. ¥190,050 (stainless steel bracelet specification), ¥169,050 (calfskin strap specification). Scheduled for release in September.
<strong>SWAROVSKI</strong> Powered by the Swiss ETA Caliber 2824-2. The rotor visible through the see-through case back features Côtes de Genève finishing and Swarovski engraving. Available in six variations. ¥190,050 (stainless steel bracelet specification), ¥169,050 (calfskin strap specification). Scheduled for release in September.
<strong>SWAROVSKI</strong> Powered by the Swiss ETA Caliber 2824-2. The rotor visible through the see-through case back features Côtes de Genève finishing and Swarovski engraving. Available in six variations. ¥190,050 (stainless steel bracelet specification), ¥169,050 (calfskin strap specification). Scheduled for release in September.
<strong>SWAROVSKI</strong> Powered by the Swiss ETA Caliber 2824-2. The rotor visible through the see-through case back features Côtes de Genève finishing and Swarovski engraving. Available in six variations. ¥190,050 (stainless steel bracelet specification), ¥169,050 (calfskin strap specification). Scheduled for release in September.
<strong>SWAROVSKI</strong> Powered by the Swiss ETA Caliber 2824-2. The rotor visible through the see-through case back features Côtes de Genève finishing and Swarovski engraving. Available in six variations. ¥190,050 (stainless steel bracelet specification), ¥169,050 (calfskin strap specification). Scheduled for release in September.
<strong>SWAROVSKI</strong> Powered by the Swiss ETA Caliber 2824-2. The rotor visible through the see-through case back features Côtes de Genève finishing and Swarovski engraving. Available in six variations. ¥190,050 (stainless steel bracelet specification), ¥169,050 (calfskin strap specification). Scheduled for release in September.
<strong>Glashütte ORIGINAL</strong> The first metal bracelet model from Glashütte Original. Silver. "Seventies Panorama Date" ¥1,197,000 (estimated price). Scheduled for release in August.
<strong>Glashütte ORIGINAL</strong> Features a see-through case back, allowing you to admire the brand's signature beautiful in-house automatic movement. Blue. "Seventies Panorama Date" ¥1,197,000 (estimated price). Scheduled for release in August.
<strong>Glashütte ORIGINAL</strong> A square case with a 1970s vibe, a retro and simple dial, and the brand's proud manufacture (fully in-house) movement. Gray. "Seventies Panorama Date" ¥1,197,000 (estimated price). Scheduled for release in August.
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