Audemars Piguet’s openworked watches show how traditional hand finishing, ultra-thin movements and shaped cases helped turn skeletonisation into a modern collecting category.
A considered guide to four standout Galápagos lodges and hotels for travellers who want wildlife, comfort and a firm night’s sleep on land.
Ecuador’s Yasuní National Park offers a rare version of Amazon travel, pairing deep rainforest immersion with relatively straightforward access from Quito and a growing culture of thoughtful eco-lodges.
Lotus is preparing a significant powertrain shift for its next mid-engined model, with a newly developed V8 set to replace the brand’s reliance on engines from Toyota and Mercedes-AMG.
Among the 26 road-going Mercedes CLK GTRs, only one left the factory finished in dark blue, adding another layer of rarity to one of the most uncompromising road cars of the modern era.
Ten years after its modern return, Czapek & Cie has turned an almost forgotten 19th-century name into one of independent watchmaking’s more intriguing contemporary stories.
The CIGA Design Skeleton Falcon pairs an in-house automatic movement with an aggressively openworked 43.5mm case, bringing serious visual impact at a $499 price.
The Hermès Arceau Samarcande pairs the maison’s equestrian language with a three-gong minute repeater and a sculptural Saint-Louis crystal dial.
Frederique Constant’s 2026 Classic Worldtimer Manufacture introduces a new 40mm generation of one of the brand’s most recognisable travel watches.
A guide to five recent chronograph watches that push the complication forward through split timing, new actuation systems, concealed displays and ultra-thin engineering.
Miller Motorcars is preparing to reveal the JC9, a one-off carbon-fibre coachbuilt supercar created with Jason Castriota around the Porsche Carrera GT’s V10 and manual gearbox.
The first Koenigsegg Jesko delivered in Canada pairs exposed clear carbon with vivid yellow detailing and a matching black-and-yellow cabin.
South Africa’s Cape Advanced Vehicles is developing a new mid-engine supercar known for now as the Special Project, with clear GT40 cues, a carbon and aluminium structure and V8 power.
Miami Watch Club president Lex Borrero sees watches as chapters in a longer story, from an early Rolex bought on finance to a dream Audemars Piguet Royal Oak perpetual calendar.
From royal-era Swiss imports to HMT’s national timekeepers and Titan’s modern tourbillons, Indian watchmaking has taken a distinctive path shaped by industry, culture and changing taste.
Zeekr’s limited-run 001 Fifth Anniversary Edition is back on sale in China, pairing supercar-level acceleration with one of the fastest claimed charging times in the EV market.
Parmigiani Fleurier’s 30th anniversary Carillon Tourbillon pairs a four-gong minute repeater with a 60-second tourbillon, a hand-hammered Morning Blue dial and a five-piece production run.
Geneva’s May watch auctions are part market barometer, part collecting salon and part theatre, with rare watches changing hands in five-star hotels by the lake.
The Richard Mille RM HJ-02 frames high jewellery through the lens of contemporary horology, pairing decorative craft with the brand’s modern watchmaking identity.
The 992.2-generation Porsche 911 GT3 Touring keeps the GT3’s naturally aspirated intensity but trades some visual theatre for a subtler shape and a little more day-to-day civility.