This isn’t just a watch, it’s a horological machine. The HM4 Thunderbolt, not long ago denounced by engineer Maximilian Busser, represents an intriguing reduction of high-grade materials, precision engineering, as well as outlandishly macho design. The box is stoical of titanium as well as turquoise — that collectively take over 200 hours of machining as well as finishing to achieve a preferred aerodynamic look — whilst ensconced inside of it are over 300 tools component the “otherworldly” engine. We can’t say we’re not attracted by a bullet-shaped dials offering us our time with the side sequence of superfly, though then a $158,000 cost tag ensures that we won’t be able to do something foolish similar to buying one for ourselves. See a HM4 on video after the mangle.