Bored of the usual layout of the typical chronograph? I mean, the ones where you see every sub-dial spin in never-ending circles? Carl F. Bucherer breaks you out of the boredom with their Patravi T-ChronoGrade watch. The name comes from the hour sub-dial that uses the retrograde indicator to mark the elapsed hours. Giving life to the watch is a CFB 1902 mechanical movement housed in a tonneau-shaped case, 42mm wide. It will be available in either silver or blackened dials with a choice of leather or metal bracelets. ~$13,000.

When the ordinary ticking of the watch is too boring for you, then maybe you could try looking at time from a brand-new perspective. A retrograde complication from this Louis Moinet Tempograph provides a constant visual entertainment by ticking in 10-second increments before returning to its original position. The watch will be available in three version; titanium, rose gold and titanium, and yellow with rose gold. Movement is an in-house LM05 made of 125 parts, with a 42 hour power reserve. Louisiana alligators have been sacrificed to provide the bracelet for the 60 Tempographs that will be manufactured by Louis Moinet. Time will surely fly when you’re having fun looking at this fine timepiece. $28,000+.