In the 90s, there was limited run of a line of watches created with Tiki-inspired masks on the dial. The mask rotated, IIRC. Each piece was different colors and masks. I'm pretty sure it was a high-end brand that made them, and at the time, the watches were written up in magazines (pre-internet). I can't seem to find them by searching google, wondering if anybody remembers something like this.
Vacheron Constantin? But it's in the 2000's, so perhaps not the ones you remember... Also, different masks, not only Tiki-like http://keehuachee.blogspot.com/2016/03/sothebys-hong-kong-to-auction-all-12.html
Glad I could help! Had no idea they existed, but a picture of one appeared when searched for "tiki mask dial watch" on Google. Also, lots of $45 versions sold-out on Amazon, so I guess there's a market for masks-themed watches after all... Jim Carrey probably has the whole 12 VC's above.
Those are sooo cool. I've never seen the Mask Vaches before. Must be fun to design dials. Poor artist that I am, in early 90s before I had a "real" watch, Swatch were popular and I remember thinking up chronograph dials. Later when I got into watch repair, I used to know an old Swiss case maker who did repair for me. His father or uncle used to do cloisonne dials in Switzerland. The dial really makes the watch.
That's pretty wild. I like the time telling mechanism, but it's a bit too much for my taste. Does anybody actually own one?