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Chopard revisits its 1976 Happy Diamonds idea with a cushion-shaped 18ct yellow gold watch, a black onyx dial and 21 moving diamonds beneath sapphire crystal.
NOMOS expands the Club line with two 38.5 mm hand-wound models, pairing clean Glashütte design with the slim DUW 4001 calibre and a choice of silver-plated or ruthenium dials.
Pequignet’s Royale Paris Chrono BPM reworks the chronograph scale around music tempo, pairing a blue-to-black dial with a self-winding Calibre Initial Chronograph movement.
Limited to 50 pieces, the A. Lange & Söhne Datograph Perpetual Ref. 410.136E brings a black 925 silver dial, 11 baguette-cut diamonds, a platinum five-row bracelet and the hand-wound calibre L952.1 to one of Saxony’s great complicated chronographs.
Melbourne microbrand Second Hour marks seven years with a 50-piece Gin Clear Mosaic and a story that runs from dive training in Indonesia to repeat Kickstarter success.
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Limited to 50 pieces, the A. Lange & Söhne Datograph Perpetual Ref. 410.136E brings a black 925 silver dial, 11 baguette-cut diamonds, a platinum five-row bracelet and the hand-wound calibre L952.1 to one of Saxony’s great complicated chronographs.
Melbourne microbrand Second Hour marks seven years with a 50-piece Gin Clear Mosaic and a story that runs from dive training in Indonesia to repeat Kickstarter success.
Vacheron Constantin marks the Overseas collection’s 30th anniversary with a 200-piece white-gold Perpetual Calendar Ultra-Thin, pairing a pale azure lacquered dial with the automatic 1120 QP/1 calibre.
Diving Deep takes on the Rolex Day-Date with a beginner-friendly look at the collection’s 1956 debut, its leadership associations and the design evolution that made it one of Rolex’s most recognisable watches.
IAMWATCH 2026 will host six public lectures in Singapore, with talks spanning observatory trials, régleurs, George Daniels, French precision horology and the co-axial escapement.
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David Koma’s Spring-Summer 2027 collection channels 1990s competitive figure skating into a sharp, crystal-lit wardrobe for confident summer dressing.
Miguel Castro Freitas closed his Mugler trilogy at Paris Fashion Week with Naturalia X, a feral, sculptural collection that treated nature as mutation rather than romance.
Ford is reportedly developing a new S650-generation Mustang with a naturally aspirated V8, manual gearbox and track-focused hardware as a spiritual successor to the Shelby GT350.
Maserati is expected to show concept versions of the Levante and Quattroporte on December 10, previewing a future design direction that could reshape two of its most important nameplates.
Revealed in Abu Dhabi, the Yangwang Altior is BYD’s new flagship sedan for the ultra-luxury market, with limousine scale, rear-hinged doors and a cabin built around leather-lined minimalism.
BYD’s second-generation Seal 07 has launched in China with electric and plug-in hybrid powertrains, new driver-assistance hardware and a starting price equivalent to about $21,000 before discounts.
Elon Musk says Tesla plans to wind down Cybertruck production around mid-2027 as the company makes room for higher-volume Cybercab manufacturing.
