Hands On Horology arrives in London on June 13 with event-only releases, charity auction pieces and first UK looks from brands including M.A.D Editions, Sartory Billard, Awake, Louis Erard and Formex.
Rotary’s story runs from La Chaux-de-Fonds to British high streets, wartime service watches and a modern revival built around accessible mechanical watchmaking.
The limited-edition Panerai PAM01089 introduces Afniotech, a hafnium-rich case material, with 1,000 metre water resistance and access to a Navy SEALs-inspired Experience Programme in Florida.
Kimera Automobili’s K39 pushes its Lancia 037 inspired lineage into wilder territory, combining Italian rally heritage, Group 5 aero cues and a Koenigsegg-developed twin-turbo V8.
The Swiss lever escapement still rules mechanical watchmaking, but silicon, dual-impulse systems, magnetic concepts and revived detent designs are widening the conversation.
Toyota has built a one-of-one Camry GR project car with three cylinders up front and four more occupying the rear, wrapped in wide-body aero and stripped-out track-style hardware.
The Dick Johnson Racing-built Ford Mustang Gen3 Supercar will make a rare European appearance at Drift Masters in Mondello Park, giving fans a close look at Australia’s latest V8 touring car era.
The Chepe Express links the mountain town of Creel with the Pacific side of Mexico, crossing Copper Canyon, Rarámuri country and some of the country’s most dramatic railway engineering.
Audi has not confirmed a Nuvolari Spyder, but the brand’s early comments suggest a roofless version of its new hypercar is already being considered.
Seiko Watch Corporation president Akio Naito outlines how Grand Seiko found its global footing, why Credor is moving carefully beyond Japan and where King Seiko fits in the group’s modern ladder.
Bulova’s Lunar Pilot Black Hole Limited Edition brings the moonwatch-inspired chronograph into a more wearable 41mm case with a light-absorbing Musuo black dial.
Timex expands its more elevated Atelier collection with two reverse-panda chronographs, led by a titanium automatic model and joined by a slimmer quartz alternative.
The four-time Formula 1 champion brings the same directness to conversation that defines his racing, making the TAG Heuer Monaco feel like a natural frame for a career built on precision.
Limited to 50 pieces, the TAG Heuer Monaco Speed 12 brings La Fabrique du Temps Louis Vuitton’s Spin Time concept into a Grade 5 titanium Monaco case with 12 rotating piston-style hour displays.
The TAG Heuer Monaco Speed 12 brings a piston-inspired hour display to the square-cased Monaco family, leaning into the brand’s long-running conversation with motorsport design.
The limited-edition TAG Heuer Monaco Speed 12 reimagines the square racing chronograph icon with a Spin Time-derived jumping-hour display and a titanium case built around twelve rotating piston indicators.
Vaucher Manufacture Fleurier has introduced the VMF 5500, an upgraded ultra-thin micro-rotor calibre with a 65-hour power reserve, lead-free components and direct interchangeability with the VMF 5400.
The Royale Paris Chronograph brings a compact 39.5mm case, layered dial work and a Calibre Initial automatic chronograph movement to Pequignet’s modern French manufacture lineup.
Chassis 7298 brings Koenigsegg to Indiana with a jet black Jesko Attack, satin paint protection, AirCore carbon wheels and a vivid Lava Orange Alcantara cabin.
An unofficial digital SLS concept borrows cues from the Mercedes-AMG GT 4-Door Coupe EV and wraps them around a dramatic two-seat gullwing silhouette.