Practical and sophisticated with clearly defined functions, two day and night displays for home and away time, and independently adjustable time zone settings, can the Toric Hémisphères Rétrograde by Parmigiani Fleurier take off with the award?

Avant-garde Haute Horlogerie with a contemporary twist sees Manufacture Royale return to the Travel Time category with the ADN Jumping Disc, with its striking, stripped back but complex integrated display and elaborately detailed case.

Putting the 'fun' into functionality, the Escale Time Zone Blue by Louis Vuitton is bright, cool and colourful, with an outgoing personality, whilst smartly displaying the time around the world from a choice of twenty-four cities.

Keeping tabs on the time back home while you're traipsing across the time zones is made easy with Hublot's Big Bang Unico GMT, using its deceptive chronograph looks to skip swiftly through to local time, wherever you might be, at the push of a button.

Championing the value proposition with the classic format of the world timer, Frédérique Constant prove that the exclusivity of a manufacture movement does not need to break the bank. Does the Classic Worldtimer Manufacture punch above its weight in the Travel Time category?

With the taste of 2016 GPHG victory still lingering, Czapek returns with the new Place Vendôme Tourbillon Suspendu 'Ici Et Ailleurs' and the credentials to prove that the Public Prize was no flash in the pan success, in their pursuit of a jury prize this time.