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The first link Seiko Spring Drive watches stem from that era, and so do the Blancpain Trilogy Fifty Fathoms, Fifty Fathoms GMT, and Air Command, which aren't exactly timeless or important creations from an aesthetic point of view.

Two companies you definitely would not have expected to make skull watches have gotten into the game this year, as well. Louis Vuitton's Tambour Carpe Diem Minute Repeater is, if I'm not mistaken, the only skull watch in production in which the skull is actually animated – you activate the repeater and the link jaw drops to reveal the words "carpe diem," which is a message diametrically opposed to the blunt reminder of mortality intended as the message of skull watches from earlier centuries.

Quibbles about the movement notwithstanding, the new 222 is an absolute joy to wear. The case and bracelet don't just look like an integrated whole, they wear like one – the link bracelet manages to feel both very supple and unbelievably sturdy and well-made at the same time. Wearing it is not quite like wearing anything from anyone else and here is where, perhaps, the fact that the 222 was completely out of production for some time is actually an advantage.