The clear sapphire case houses a number of complications, namely a tourbillon, a big date and a 3D moon phase. As exquisitely crafted as these technical features are, what makes the watch stands out is the striking red quartz that forms the dial. 

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Specifically the Aston Martin green. The colour is painted 21 times on the dial, forming seven distinct layers—the result is a stunning shade of green embellished with a diamond-like pattern that recalls the motif on the British automaker's logo in the 1920s. Earlier this year, Girard-Perregaux became the official partner of Aston Martin as the latter made a comeback to Formula One after 20 years.

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The Classic Fusion has never been this vibrant, and it's all thanks to Japanese artist Takashi Murakami who took his emblematic smiling flower and turned it into rainbow art for the wristwatch. The colourful petals are made up of rubies, pink sapphires, amethysts, blue sapphires, tsavorites, yellow and orange sapphire. The petals can turn on demand, thanks to a ball-bearing system, for a visual spectacle that echoes the jolly spirit of the season. 

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