The Dresden-area independent updates its classical Friedrich III with a new hand-wound calibre, a differential power-reserve system and a 25-piece run in rose gold or platinum.
The GoS x Martin Key 2026 Edition brings Swedish watchmaking and fashion design together again in a darker, more angular limited series across red gold, platinum and white gold.
The playful Louis Erard x Konstantin Chaykin Unfrogettable returns in turquoise and brown, each limited to 178 pieces and priced at CHF 4,500.
Ford is recalling a small number of Mustang Mach-E electric SUVs after replacement battery control modules were found to carry incorrect state-of-charge calibration.
Porsche has delivered its one millionth new car in mainland China, choosing a 911 GT3 Touring for the milestone handover at the Porsche Experience Centre in Shanghai.
Lando Norris’ Monaco-plated Ferrari F40 has been seen in London, its red bodywork, low stance and towering rear wing looking every bit as dramatic under the city lights.
From a gold-plated 36mm dress watch to a reversible tuxedo-dial automatic, September’s watch selection leans into personality without losing sight of everyday wearability.
Chopard’s L.U.C 1963 Heritage Regulator puts the classical regulator dial back in focus, pairing separated time indications with a movement built for a nine-day power reserve.
A focused guide to five current GMT, dual-time and worldtimer watches that make travel timekeeping genuinely useful, from Tudor and Frederique Constant to Vacheron Constantin and Greubel Forsey.
Denza’s Z9S is due to launch in China on September 23 with up to 1,100 km of claimed CLTC range and a triple-motor flagship producing nearly 1,200 hp.
Volkswagen is weighing further workforce reductions at Porsche, with around 4,100 additional roles under discussion as the sports-car maker works through a wider cost reset.
McLaren is preparing to phase out the GTS and 750S in the coming years, with the Artura also expected to leave the lineup by 2028.
American watchmaking transformed the pocket watch from an expensive handmade possession into a democratic everyday tool through machinery, interchangeable parts and mass production.
Three cars driven by Jeremy Clarkson on The Grand Tour, including the Alfa Romeo GTV6 from Well Aged Scotch and the Lancia Montecarlo Spider from the finale, will be sold without reserve at the NEC Classic Motor Show.
Nissan has confirmed a December 2026 debut for the next-generation Skyline, with production set for Tochigi and development accelerated through AI-assisted engineering.
A matte black Toyota GR GT test vehicle has been seen driving in Long Beach, giving another public look at the brand’s upcoming road-going performance model.
Aston Martin’s Valhalla Spider is expected to debut in November 2026, pairing the coupe’s 1,065 hp plug-in hybrid V8 setup with a more limited open-top format.
Blancpain marks 70 years of the Ladybird with the Lady B, a 19 mm spherical automatic watch that revives the house’s long-running focus on compact mechanical timepieces for women.
The Wells Vertige is a compact British coupe built around lightness, a manual gearbox and usable performance rather than headline-chasing power.
Mercedes-Benz is offering major dealer cash incentives on the Maybach S 680 and S 580, putting notable pressure on pricing for its flagship S-Class models in the United States.