Just in case you didn't get a chance to see our videos of the Harry Winston Opus 12 (above), Christophe Claret Xtrem-1 (after jump), HYT H1 Liquid Mechanical (after jump) or the Harry Winston Opus 12 (after jump) - here you go.

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HYT CEO and creative director, Vincent Perriard, explains not just how the HYT H1 functions, but also some of the problems his team had to solve in order to make this timepiece a reality. Video was filmed last week at Baselworld.

One of the stars of Baselworld 2012, was the awesome liquid mechanical HYT H1, created by the Hydro Mechanical Horologists. It is the first ever timepiece to display hours via a phosphorescent liquid filled tube.

Yesterday, I sat down with brand CEO and creative genius, Vincent Perriard, and he gave an in-depth explanation of the creative process, from design to production, including some of the difficulties they encountered, and the micro engineering solutions they've implemented to solve each problem.

The result, is an undeniably cool timepiece that is comparable to nothing the watch industry has ever seen, truly innovative. And remember, this is only the beginning, version one; Vincent has assured me that there is so much more to come!

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This is an exclusive sneak preview of the upcoming HYT H1, the world's first wristwatch with liquid and mechanical time indications.

This image is of the new HYT H1 movement viewed through the clear case back. The CEO of HYT Watches, Vincent Perriard says, this is a "manual winding movement and the 2 pistons activating the liquid, which will indicate the hours."

HYT will officially unveil the H1, March 7th -- at Baselworld 2012.

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This is the first image of the Hydro Mechanical Horologists H1 timepiece where the mechanical movement (65 hours power reserve, manual winding) meets the fluidic module. The movement has been elaborated by Jean-François Mojon (Chronode) and the liquid system by Helbling Techniks (Switzerland). The H1 will be the first timepiece ever, featuring mechanical and liquid time indications."

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Teaser video from soon to be launched HYT Watches - the Hydro Mechanical Horologists. This new Swiss watch brand is headed by Vincent Perriard and will launch at Baselworld 2012.