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Direnzo’s first GMT, the DRZ 08 Cosmonaire, pairs a 39mm steel case with an elliptical bezel, layered Space Age dial work and a Sellita SW-330-2 movement, with standard, meteorite and Isotope collaboration editions planned.
The Serica Travel Chronometer Golden Green GMT Ref. 8315-3 pairs an olive enamel dial with a two-tone ceramic bezel, COSC-certified movement and 200 metres of water resistance.
Bulova expands the Accutron collection for 2026 with a revived Alpha 314 and a bracelet-equipped Spaceview 314, both powered by the hand-assembled Calibre Y230 tuning-fork movement.
Nomos Glashütte expands its compact Club Sport neomatik 34 line with a monochromatic All Silver edition, pairing a 34mm steel case with a silver-plated sunburst dial and the in-house DUW 3001 automatic calibre.
Serica adds a new Golden Green Ref. 8315-3 to its Travel Chronometer line, pairing a compact steel GMT case with an unusual two-tone ceramic bezel and COSC-certified Soprod movement.
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Nomos Glashütte expands its compact Club Sport neomatik 34 line with a monochromatic All Silver edition, pairing a 34mm steel case with a silver-plated sunburst dial and the in-house DUW 3001 automatic calibre.
Serica adds a new Golden Green Ref. 8315-3 to its Travel Chronometer line, pairing a compact steel GMT case with an unusual two-tone ceramic bezel and COSC-certified Soprod movement.
Yema’s new Senans Grand Lune CMM.22 brings a large luminous moon phase into a slim, vintage-minded dress watch case, marking a refined shift for the French brand best known for tool watches.
Piaget’s 2026 Andy Warhol limited edition translates the artist’s late camouflage self-portrait into a dial made from sodalite, turquoise and gold.
Leica’s ZM watch family translates the brand’s camera logic into mechanical timepieces, from the push-crown ZM 1 and ZM 2 to the sportier automatic ZM 11 and compact ZM 12.
Motors & LUXURY
BYD’s Yangwang U9 Xtreme has been credited with a Guinness World Record after reaching 503.17 km/h in Abu Dhabi, putting the Chinese electric hypercar beyond the 500 km/h mark.
Toyota’s GR GT3 has made its first racing appearance at Motegi, running with Rookie Racing in a vivid Eneos-backed livery ahead of its expected move toward IMSA competition in 2027.
Mercedes-Benz was first to bring Level 3 autonomous driving approval to the US, but the company now appears more interested in making its driver assistance tech more useful before chasing the next milestone.
General Motors has patented a drag-strip launch control system that uses cameras and software to read Christmas Tree starting lights and trigger a launch automatically.
Lamborghini has delivered two bespoke Revuelto supercars through its Ad Personam programme, each shaped by a Saudi desert-inspired design theme and the model’s 1,001 hp hybrid V12 powertrain.
Bentley’s first fully electric model has made its Riviera appearance, with the Torcal shown to VIP clients, partners and media at a static presentation hosted by Bentley Monaco.
Sensory Experiences will host David Leary for an evening on digital craft, emotional intelligence and the next generation of luxury experience design.
BMW’s collaboration with Rimac will extend beyond the i7, with Mate Rimac confirming two additional vehicles are planned to use jointly developed battery technology.















































