One of the most important exhibitions in Switzerland introduced us the novelties of the watch industry, embodying grace and innovation. One of such models is Marine Équation Marchante 5887. This timepiece is equipped with a tourbillon and a perpetual calendar. But the main feature is the true equation of time, which is the difference between mean solar time and true solar time.

Another leader in the rating of novelties is the model Harry Winston Histoire de Tourbillon 8. The dial of the watch is decorated with alternating polished mirrors and satin. Two large tourbillon cages are in constant motion. Harry Winston produced only 10 pieces of the Histoire de Tourbillon 8.

The next noteworthy model of the exhibition is the Hublot MP-09 Tourbillon Bi-Axis Watch. It is equipped with a bi-axial tourbillon that undertakes a complete rotation per minute for the first axis and a rotation every 30 seconds for the second axis. The design of the watch is also remarkable, because the dial of the model is partially skeletonized.

Another interesting model of the exhibition is the Breitling Navitimer Rattrapante. The biggest feature of this new piece is the addition of the split-second chronograph. The split-second mechanism is made up of 28 parts that are all designed together to be completely removed if need to be, which is helpful for repairs and servicing.

One more jewel of the Swiss watch exhibition is the model Chopard Mille Miglia Chronograph. It is the self-winding watch in stainless steel. The watch strap repeats the pattern of car tires. The model symbolises the world's most famous classic car rally.