A clever map for all those who are so used to Google Maps, and wished you could zoom into an area on a paper map. Done up by Anne Stauche, the map2 is a genius implementation of the concept using folding paper. Already available for the city of London for just £ 8.00, the map provides with a clean and easy to read rendering of a bird’s eye view of London, with the ability to zoom down to a street level view.

If someone made this I would buy it. Designed by Designby8, the Artime seems to be a very complex, near impossible watch concept to ever bring to production unless it is in extremely limited runs at exorbitant prices, and even then it seems unlikely. Comprised of a metallic tile grid, where each tile can pop up for each second, or shift out of the way to unveil a mechanical read out of the time, this watch looks like it has more moving parts than some of the most complicated things I’ve seen in Basel. (Found on The Coolist)

Set to release at Baselworld 2010 in 2 weeks, Chopard has pre-announced their new L.U.C Engine One Tourbillon, and it is a true stunner in every way. The titanium case with a sapphire crystal on the front and back (but of course) spectacularly showcases Chopard’s Tourbillon movement capable of storing 60 hours worth of energy. That titanium case is then paired with a beautiful black hand-sewn alligator leather band. With only 150 of these beauties being made, prices are expected to be around $50,000. (Found on The Coolist)