Christmas is around the corner, and while many of you are probably hoping to find a new watch under the tree, that is up to Santa. Of course, you can wear any watch on the holiday, but some seem to be just that more appropriate, like these five amazing watches!

The watch provides a simple interpretation of the tourbillon with a titanium carriage and a small seconds display mounted at 5 o’clock on a dial that was deliberately paired down in order to focus on the complication

Swiss luxury watchmaker Hublot just announced its partnership with the New York Giants' quarterback and captain Eli Manning.

It doesn't happen every day that Patek Philippe introduces a new Perpetual Calendar, but in 2016 it added reference 5327 to its collectsion. It was set to replace reference 5140 (of which the platinum cased version remains in production) with whom it shares its movement.

When Audemars Piguet introduced the Royal Oak Tourbillon Chronograph Squelette at the 2016 SIHH, the watch caused quite a stir, and rightfully so. Within the iconic octagonal case, crafted from platinum, was now a skeletonized tourbillon chronograph movement. A dream watch by any means!

Montblanc acquired Minerva in 2006 and renamed it Montblanc Manufacture in Villeret. While Montblanc changed the name of the watchmaker, it has in recent years used the Minerva heritage and name for several new models combining chronograph movements from Villeret for its watch models produced in Montblanc’s main manufacturing facility in Le Locle

Some watches remain captivating, even after they have been released over a decade ago. A great example of this is the Opera 3 by Girard-Perregaux, which took miniaturization to new heights!

The main features are its blue sunburst dial, its limited availability and that it can only be purchased on the Jaeger-LeCoultre eCommerce page on its website

How can you upgrade a watch that is already a horological masterpiece? Set them with diamonds! This by itself is a form of art, as nothing is so complicated as setting a three dimensional, functional, object like a watch with diamonds. It often takes weeks, if not months, to make them, not only the movement but also to complete the diamond setting. The result is spectacular! Meet the world's most exclusive and expensive diamond set watches!

Hublot partnered with Richard Orlinski, the world’s bestselling French contemporary artist, to create a novel Classic Fusion interpretation.

Just a few weeks ago, the Tonda Chronor Anniversaire won the chronograph category of the 2017 GPHG, securing a double win for Parmigiani as the Toric Hemisphères Rétrograde brought home the prize for best travel time watch. For us an excellent excuse to have a closer look at the watch with which Parmigiani celebrated their 20th anniversary.

A total of nine different models are available within the collectsion. This includes cases made in stainless steel or 18k Sedna gold, Omega’s trademarked gold). Colors include black, taupe-brown, white, blue, opaline silver or mother-of-pearl

TAG Heuer kicked off Art Basel Miami with a special cocktail party and spectacular art takeover by Art Provocateur and Brand Ambassador Alec Monopoly.

There are a lot of very tempting things about this exquisite Patek Philippe, but first and foremost that it is such a very understated watch! With its distinct tonneau case and subtle Roman numerals, it shows that it is a fine watch, yet disguises how technically refined it is!

Swiss horologer Hublot and luxury shoemaker Berluti have created two exceptional timepieces that embody Hublot’s “Art of Fusion” philosophy.

The perpetual calendar is one of those coveted complications by watch connoisseurs. It is the technical complexity of having a watch that always displays the correct date, and can even deal with leap years, that brings quite some appeal to the table. Not every watch brand can make this complication, and when they do, more often than not they can be found in very classic styled watches. Not Hublot, who made the perpetual calendar part of their legendary Big Bang collectsion!