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Don't ask us how Bremont managed to get the parts and make 125 timepieces of it, but it just did it again. The new Bremont P-51 is not only inspired by the 1994 fighter plane, but if you look carefuuly at the dial and the back you'd be surprised to see that it even resembles the plane - in how much it can. The watch uses the Pacific war veteran's original aluminium metal in the dial and the movement. The 43mm hardened steel Trip-Tick? case, using Bremont's B-EBE2000 technology, integrates the new rotating 'Roto-Click' inner bezel that houses four ball-bearings inside the case. Assembled at the company's atelier in England, the watch features a modified Swiss BE-54A automatic chronometer movement that also shows UTC time. Made in a limited run of 251 pieces only, the P-51 will retail for ��7,450 ($11,820). The watch is to be unveiled at Basel 2011.

Let me tell you, this is a real deal as luxury watches that contain diamonds as a theme never goes out of style. The latest entry has been introduced by Montblanc - MiniStar Automatic Diamonds. This timepiece houses an automatic movement in a 32mm, 18k white gold case and is available with either a white or black mother of pearl dial. The white mother of pearl dial is contrasted by 182 black sapphires interlaced into an exploding numerals design. The black mother of pearl dial is contrasted by 182 Top Wesselton diamonds interlaced into an exploding numerals design.