Those looking for an upgrade on their timepiece will have several options available in 2022. A few notable examples include the Breitling Navitimer 2022, which comes in a 43mm case with a mint green dial. These are the newest models in the Navitimer line and feature refinements to the design. The 42mm model and 46mm versions of the Breitling Navitimer. Both have a B01 automatic movement, while the 41mm monochromatic watch is already available.

Sport Auto

The Sport Auto watch is one of the newest luxury sports watch market additions. The new model features an ultra-thin titanium case and ultra-thin movement. The brand has several other new models planned for 2022.

Jacob & Co.’s Billionaire

The Billionaire is a luxury timepiece with 260 carats of emerald-cut diamonds, a 72-hour power reserve, and an inverted pyramid dial. The watch’s dial and hands are made of blue steel and are easy to read. The watch crown is made of diamonds. It was first unveiled at Baselworld in 2015.

Cartier’s CPCP

This watch by Cartier is one of the most complex and technically demanding in the industry. The design is a combination of diamonds and triangular links. This watch also features a new design that allows diamonds to be directly integrate into the case. Moreover, a specific spring is use in the eye to enable it to twist. The result is a stunningly beautiful watch.

Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Big Bang Unico

The company’s newest creation is a shooting star timepiece that contradicts the physics laws. The Big Bang Unico has striking designs that make it stand out among other watches. It’s part of the company’s Rendez-Vous collection. The new look has a price tag of €35,000 and is limit to 190 pieces, making it one of the most expensive timepieces in the world.

Breguet’s Grande Complication Marie-Antoinette

After a year-long search, Breguet has announced plans to begin production of a replica of Queen Marie-Antoinette’s 18th-century wristwatch. The company has used pictures, written descriptions, and diagrams to create the look, using special metals and alloys to match the colour and scale of the original. This is the first step in the company’s restoration of Marie-Antoinette’s French domain, which was rob of its royal jewels in 1793.

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