Wearing Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Master World Geographic may make you feel like you’re able to be in more than one place at a time.

With a 24 time zone display on the dial, it is easy for the wearer to instantly tell the time in any city on Earth. The names of 24 cities, corresponding to the 24 time zones, are displayed just inside the bezel. Thus it is aptly named the “Master World.” In addition, the date (of your home time zone) is displayed at 3 o’clock and a second time zone is in the 6 o’clock subdial.

There is a also a power reserve indicator, which is especially helpful when traveling with a self-winding watch.

The watch features an automatic movement which is unidirectionally wound. Most automatic watches are wound in both directions, but Jeager’s engineers have concluded that unidirectional winding is more efficient. It also has a crystal caseback, allowing you a great view of the movement.

Despite its myriad functions and efficiencies, even this extraordinary timepiece cannot actually put you in two places at once. But you may feel like the master of your own world when you wear it.

Panerai introduced this amazing new chronograph in titanium at SIHH last year.

The look is signature Panerai. Yet with its engraved tachymeter on the bezel, light blue dial, and white luminous coating of both the subdials and all minute markers, its appearance is much more detailed than your classic “clean” Panerai model. One of the best features of the titanium Daylight Chrono is its light weight, despite its 44mm size. Titanium is about 56% as dense as steel, and it comparable in its strength and resistance to corrosion.

The watch has an automatic movement, called the Panerai OP XII with a power reserve of 46 hours and a strong anti-shock device. All of which you’d expect from this brand that’s been producing the Luminor for more than 60 years.

The watch is also available on an alligator strap, which is also very handsome. The strap and bracelet can be interchanged with a tool that’s supplied with the watch.

IWC’s new Galapagos Islands Aquatimer men’s watch is a limited edition diver watch that benefits the Charles Darwin foundation.

IWC is a specialist in diving watches and this limited edition piece highlights the brand’s commitment to ecology and the preservation of nature.

The Galapagos Islands have amazing diving as well as above water adventures. More importantly, they are a closely monitored preserve for a multitude of endangered species of animals, many of which do not live anywhere else in the world.

Diving watches are an IWC specialty. The Aquatimer men’s chronograph watch is done in ruggedly functional black and white dial, very easy to read at a glance. The caseback is engraved with a picture of the giant tortoise that is one of the many species that are native to and only exist in the Galapagos Islands.

Specs: Automatic Chronograph with 44 hour power reserve. Day and date windows. Unidirectional rotating bezel. Stainless steel bezel covered in black vulcanized rubber with rubber strap.

Piaget’s new versions of the men’s Polo watch are big, bold, and beautiful reinventions of the cult classic.

The “45″ comes from the 45 mm diameter. The watches are made of titanium and have rubber straps with steel inserts, adding a sleek look while staying sporty.

There is a model with a date aperture at six o’clock and another that’s a flyback chronograph with a second time zone sub dial. Both are automatic movement. Specs: Titanium with rubber strap, sapphire crystal case-back, power reserve on date model is 72 hours, chrono has 50 hours.