5. Piaget Emperador Coussin XL 700P; A hybrid watch? wait what...

When you think about a hybrid car, 9 out of 10 times you would think about a Prius. Forgetting the McLaren P1 is also a hybrid, in that category we can place this Piaget watch. Not only because it's a expensive limited edition (118 pieces and $70,800), but also because the electric ''system'' is complementing the performance.

(Picture credit: me)

As you can see above, the micro-rotor is on the dial side, that rotor is winding a generator which powers the watch. That is just....insane and mind blowing in my opinion.

It has a very classy and sleek look with a skeleton-ish type of dial. I would have loved to see it a bit more classy, because that would fit the case design better, with that being round and smooth, but that's just my opinion man.

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The details are just.... see for yourself

(picture credit: luxurylaunches)

I'm sorry for the lack of pictures from me, but I was so insanely drunk at that point, I just got one picture that was in focus.

Overall, I love it when brands come out of their comfort zone and just make something ridiculous and then execute it to perfection. If I had a top hat I would take it of for them.

What do you think about nonconventional watches? You know any examples that spring to mind?

Kind regards,
Ron