Upgrade your wrist game with timepieces by Piaget, Bremont and IWC Schaffhausen.

Whether you are a seasoned horology nut or a newcomer to the watch world (in which case welcome, you’re in the right place), you’ll know that the more exclusive a timepiece is, the more special it’s perceived to be. Indeed, a limited-edition timepiece has a charm that a mass-produced watch can’t compete with. With that in mind, we’ve picked out three of our favourite limited-edition watches from Piaget, Bremont and IWC Schaffhausen. Keep in mind that the very nature of limited-edition watches means that we expect they won’t be around for too long; there’s no time for a new watch like the present.

Swiss luxury watchmaker Piaget has been making world-class timepieces since 1874, and this Polo S 42mm watch is a particularly special showcase of the house’s expertise. Its black ADLC-coated steel case is perfectly round, and houses a black dial engraved with a decorative technique known as guilloché – a design first in the watch world. It comes with both a leather and a rubber strap, which you can switch out depending on the occasion.

There are only 15 of this particular iteration of Bremont’s ALT1-ZT watch, which boasts a sleek, steel case and bracelet strap that make it a distinguished piece of jewellery that will elevate any look you choose to wear it with. A BE-54AE movement powers the chronograph, which means you can set it to show two time zones at once – perfect if you split your time between multiple cities.

A throwback to IWC Schaffhausen’s original Ingenieur watches from the 1950s, this iteration has been made in homage to the 50th anniversary of Mercedes-AMG, Mercedes-Benz’s high performance arm. As such, the timepiece is peppered with motor-related details: the protective shield on the back of the watch is inspired by the car’s carbon brake discs, and is inscribed with the epigraph: “tribute to one man, one engine.”

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