Ford is recalling certain 2024 to 2026 Mustang models in the US after identifying a wiring harness issue that could affect drive power, visibility systems and cooling functions.
The Bristol watchmaker’s most ambitious modern wristwatch brings a perpetual calendar and moonphase to a reworked Brunswick case after more than four years of development.
Vacheron Constantin’s Métiers d’Art Tribute to the Animal Kingdom series brings featherwork, glass, origami, gold-wire embroidery and paper sculpture onto the wrist.
Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Reverso Tribute Enamel ‘Turner Series’ brings four J.M.W. Turner views of Venice to miniature-painted Grand Feu enamel cases for Homo Faber in Venice.
The new Studio Underd0g 02SERIES Mantis is a nine-hour special edition with a green gradient dial, seven layers of Super-LumiNova and the updated Gen2 case.
Piaget’s latest Polo Minute Repeater pairs the collection’s sporty profile with a 4.8mm-thick automatic chiming calibre, white gold casework and two distinct executions.
Seiko’s latest Prospex Speedtimer additions split the collection into two distinct lanes, pairing practical countdown timing with mechanical chronograph hardware.
The TAG Heuer Monza Flyback Chronograph 50th Anniversary Edition revives one of the brand’s most unconventional racing watches with a forged carbon case, COSC-certified flyback movement and 500-piece production run.
The Berneron Mirage 38 Miroir brings a flipped, openworked display to the independent brand’s asymmetric gold watch, with the new calibre 283 visible from the dial side.
ALTO’s second-generation ART 02 refines the independent brand’s architectural titanium sports watch with slimmer proportions, an integrated bracelet and a higher-frequency micro-rotor movement.
The new M.A.D Editions M.A.D.3 Vincent Calabrese channels the legendary watchmaker’s Baladin concept into a steel automatic watch priced at CHF 2,900 plus VAT.
The Tudor Northflag returns for 2026 with a 40mm steel case, yellow-accented GMT dial and METAS Master Chronometer-certified MT5652-U movement.
The Louis Erard Marqueterie de Paille brings Bernardo d’Orey’s straw marquetry craft to a 39mm stainless steel dress watch limited to just 25 pieces.
The Slim d’Hermès Squelette Lune pairs a 39.5 mm case with an openworked automatic calibre, a micro-rotor and a double moon phase display for both hemispheres.
Lowenthal returns with the Villoresi Chronograph, a limited hand-wound column-wheel chronograph inspired by a 1951 Ferrari victory watch and finished with deliberately aged dials.
The Grand Seiko Genbi Valley Hi-Beat SLGH035 joins the Evolution 9 collection with a turquoise textured dial, Ever-Brilliant steel case and the high-frequency Calibre 9SA5.
The Longines Master Collection Chrono Monopusher revives a historic single-pusher chronograph format with a hand-wound movement, two textured dial options and a refined 41mm steel case.
The 20-piece Arnold & Son HM London Skyline pairs a blue mother-of-pearl cityscape dial with an ultra-thin hand-wound movement, created with British retailer The Limited Edition.
The limited Tonda PF Skeleton pairs an 18K rose gold case and bracelet with Milano blue openworked bridges, powered by the automatic Caliber PF777.
Jean-Christophe Babin’s Geneva Watch Days returns on September 2 with 71 participating companies, a larger public pavilion and programming that pushes the event beyond a traditional trade fair.