Piaget return to the scene of last year's success with a rush of vibrant natural colours, and a hand laid bed of peacock feathers against white gold and diamonds.

The watch that captured the heart of the watch world this year, the goggle-eyed Joker by Konstantin Chaykin is mischievous, magnificent and, well, silly!

Capturing a typical equine scene which has defined the luxury brand's silken scarves, and preserving it in a slender white gold case, the Slim d'Hermès Promenade de Longchamp is elegant and refined.

Chopard awaken time honoured traditional mastery of Fleurisanne engraving, with intricate floral detailing in relief sculpted pink gold.

The Ulysse Nardin Marine Regatta brings a new technical twist to the classic regatta format with a reversing seconds hand and self starting chronograph.

With category awards in 2015 and 2016, Tudor are on a run of GPHG victories with its much loved diver's watches. Can the Pelagos LHD 'leftie' score once again, and chalk up a hat-trick in 2017?

A wristwatch, pocket watch, stopwatch, a desktop timepiece, or even a dashboard timer, the TimeWalker Chronograph Rally Timer Counter by Montblanc is a versatile and complex tribute to an historic sports timer.

The diver's watch reinterpreted and expressed as an art form, the MB&F Horological Machine No.7 Aquapod is inspired by nature and formed by the pure undistllled escapism of a creative mind.

With 200 miles an hour supercar inspiration, and lightweight skeletonised styling, the Techframe Ferrari 70 Years Tourbillon Chronograph by Hublot and Ferrari looks fast standing still.

Grand Seiko enters deep waters, and into the world of the professional diver, with an imposing, functional, high grade wristwatch which bears all the brand's hallmarks of watchmaking excellence.

Fresh from the success of a year ago, Tudor return in 2017 with its award winning Black Bay Bronze, but this time with a chronograph, a pseudo-manufacture movement and a crossover appearance with strong tones inspired by a famous big cousin.

A 1965 Seiko classic diver resurfaces intact with authentic vintage cool, as the brand look to relive a 2014 win with the Prospex First Diver's Re-creation Limited Edition.

With its unusual concave sapphire crystal, and clear and defined dial features, the Tambour Moon GMT Black by Louis Vuitton is a nicely thought out watch with a number of cool design details..

One of three watches here from brands which have evolved from luxury fashion houses into the world of in house watchmaking, the Arceau TGM Manufacture by Hermés is individual and stylish.

Austere and refined in its minimalist design, the Erwin watch from Habring² demonstrates that small can be beautiful, and a rival for the might of the establishment brands.

Distinctive, sleek and slender, the Octo Roma by Bulgari is a faithful evolution of a design classic, inspired by ancient Roman architecture, yet modern, cool and accessible.

With a compendium of cosmic complications Vacheron Constantin has created its most complex wristwatch to date with the Les Cabinotiers Celestia Astronomical Grand Complication 3600.

The watches of Girard-Perregaux have been popular among the GPHG jurors in recent times, but will its beautiful and complex Planetarium Tri-Axial continue that winning trend?

With its crystal clear chime from a real crystal gong, and a revealing dial side display of horological wonder the Chopard L.U.C Full Strike is a captivating twist on a classic complication.

Pure in beauty, and with a delicate and lingering tone, can Jules Audemars Minute Repeater Supersonnerie by Audemars Piguet repeat a 2016 victory with the classic sophistication of enamel, and a reimagining of the pinnacle of historical watchmaking.

With the hypnotic, rhythmic animation of its unusual mechanism, the Armin Strom Mirrored Force Resonance watch captures the mystery of resonance in a synchronised symmetrical ballet of elegance and motion.