18K pink gold lines ultra elegant watch from luxury company Dewitt.

One look at this beautifully elegant watch and it is quite obvious that it pretty much tops the price charts. In the range of $10,000+, the Twenty-8-Eight Automatic has a velvety black dial, automatic movement, and extreme water resistance up to 30 meters.

Gold, diamonds, and leather come together for newest addition to famed Fabergé luxury company.

Fabergé, one of the most renowned luxury goods names in the world, has done what it does best. The Agathon M1131 is outfitted with so much elegance that only the richest of the rich will want to get their hands on it.

Raymond Weil unveils stylish titanium watch under Nabucco line

Swiss-based watchmaker Raymond Weil has unveiled the latest addition to its Nabucco line (often spelled with a lowercase "n" in marketing materials), the Nabucco Va, Pensiero.

De Grisogono reveals chronograph version of Instrumento Grande piece

De Grisogono, named after the largest cut-black diamond in the world, has introduced its latest piece, the Instrumento Grande Chrono. This is a chronograph version of the Instrumento Grande, which was first released in 2005.

Multiple-time-zone displays feature in latest EPOS timepiece

This elegant watch contains an inverse 24-hour indicator with programmable time zones. There are two separate date windows for each time, as the dials tick away independently of each other. EPOS says this is the first of its kind in the world.

High-class Parisian watch company with mammoth 44mm case

Hermes Paris, an icon for all things high-class, has introduced the Clipper 44mm Mechanical Chronograph. The elegant and high-performance time piece contains three small counters, a rotating date window, and automatic time movement.

160-year-old watchmaker Ulysse Nardin has another intricate timepiece

Marine chronometer maker-turned watch company Ulysse Nardin has introduced the El Toro watch, an impressive-looking device with a bold brown-and-bronze case. Under the hood is an automatic, UN-32 calibre, white gold rotor ticking the minutes away, and a unique series of dials tells the month, date, day of the week, and year in the middle of the face.

This robust watch is water resistant up to 100 meters, comes with 18K gold or platinum casing, and has anti-reflective sapphire crystal on the front and back. In fact, the back of the watch is even so cool that we had to include a picture of it. You can see it after the jump...

Jeweler Jacqueline Urbach enters watch market

What you are looking at is the first entry into the watch industry from jewelery designer Jacqueline Urbach. Urbach's work has been on display at international art fairs and galleries throughout Europe, but it is the introduction of the Precious Inspiration watch collection that is starting to garner a closer look from the rest of the world.

The collection is comprised of 24 different models, with varying types of gold, gem settings, diamonds, and wrist strap material. Regardless of which one you might want to buy, you can be quite sure that these timepieces are going to be for the richest of the rich out there.

Fashion watchmaker Seculus to display Masterline collection at Baselworld

As we continue to take a look at the watches set to appear at next month's Baselworld watch trade show in Switzerland, we have come across Seculus, a modest watch company from the Swiss country, and its "Seculus" collection. This sporty watch displays a large 46-milimeter case, three small counters, and windows for the date and month.

The watch dial is available in black, white, blue and brown, and it comes with a leather strap. Made out of stainless steel, this scratch-resistant time piece can sustain water pressure of up to 100 meters. It features Ronda movement and comes in at the sub-$1000 price range.

Distinctive design for watch named after Greek goddess Galatea

In mythology lore, the sea nymph Galatea was so distraught by the murder of her lover that she used his blood to form a river. And that is the name that was used to inspire this watch from Switzerland-based Sultana. The emphatic white splashes and red hour markers create a design that even the Greek gods would probably find eye-catching. The watch band is made of stainless steel, the piece features automatic movement, and it is water resistant up to 30 meters.

Available in two different versions, design options include a black face with white Arabic numbers (pictured), or a white face with Roman numerals. Sultana's unique watch repertoire includes the "Posseidon Collection," "Cassandra," and "Nereus," each one representing a different creature from Greek mythology. The Galatea adds to that portfolio, although its namesake is a rather obscure mythological figure.

Swiss watch from Jean d'Eve promises "new age in the reading of time"

This is certainly not your grandmother's wristwatch. The unique concept at play in this time piece is the four separate dials, each representing one eighth of a day. Each hand keeps track of time for three hours, then it moves on to the next dial for the following three hours, and so on. Jean d'Eve calls it a "relay race" of time counting that is much more interactive than the typical clock face.

In the center of the watch is a standard minutes counter, though it looks quite bare without an hour hand accompanying it. File this one under "cool, but a bit confusing"

Stainless steel sports watch emphasizes water resistance

Luxury watchmaker Buler has announced the Sea Quest, a high-performance watch that can sustain water resistance up to 200 meters. There is a unidirectional rotating bezel to keep the gears working and a tight pressure-locking clasp on the wrist strap to ensure this device never leaves your hand unintentionally.

From its stainless steel exterior to the trio of small counters on the face, to the off-kilter date window on the 4:00 mark, this intense piece of wrist jewelry is designed for the rugged athletes out there who still want to show off some classy bling.