Winner of the Sports Watch Prize: Doppel 2.0, Habring² - This watch certainly took its own sweet time to make its presence felt given that it was 20 years in the making. Joseph Thaddäus Winnerl hit upon the idea of a separately stoppable seconds hand in 1831, while searching for the first watch that could measure intervals of time. The mechanism was refined over the years by several others to arrive at what is today known as the chronograph. But it was Winnerl who laid the foundations for a more complicated chronograph: the chrono rattrapante or double (or split-seconds) chronograph. Now, in 2012, this Austrian company has reinterpreted the double chronograph in a future-oriented design. As a result of ending the 20-year chapter of development, Habring² has made an exception and has departed from its usual annual output of 12 units per model to produce precisely 20 Doppel 2.0 at their atelier in Völkermarkt. With a choice of three dial designs: blue, grey and brown, each offset in orange, the Doppel 2.0 is available exclusively in a 42 mm diameter stainless steel case.