The Ming 37.06 Royal Selangor brings together two Malaysian names around a rare hammered pewter dial, pairing independent watch design with traditional metal craft.
The Grönefeld brothers’ more approachable Grøne label adds a 39mm hand-wound small seconds dress watch in two sharply different limited editions.
The Cambridge microbrand gives its signature curved-case design a more capable daily-wear brief with a 38mm case, 100m water resistance, stronger lume and a £525 price.
A curated look at standout 2026 dive watches, from affordable automatic divers to extreme-depth titanium tool watches with serious underwater credentials.
Seiko’s experimental Power Design Project is heading to London with a free exhibition of non-production concept watches shaped by seven designers’ personal obsessions.
Porsche CEO Michael Leiters has confirmed that the electric 718 Boxster and Cayman remain in development, even as the sports cars move on a revised timeline.
Aston Martin has created five one-off Heritage Collection sports cars through Q by Aston Martin, pairing 1960s and 1970s-inspired paintwork with bespoke cabin details across the DB12, Vanquish and Vantage lines.
Audi has approved a second-generation Q8, keeping its large coupe-SUV in the fight against the BMW X6 and Mercedes-Benz GLE Coupe.
Baltic’s Aquascaphe MK2 gains a discreet 6 o’clock date option while keeping the compact proportions, vintage dive-watch character and accessible pricing that made the line a modern indie favourite.
The La Chaux-de-Fonds watchmaker celebrates its sport-elegance philosophy with a 40mm numbered chronograph limited to 115 pieces.
Richard Hammond will return to Salon Privé for its 21st edition, appearing across Supercar Saturday and Supercar Sunday at Blenheim Palace.
Pre-bookings for the Denza Z9S have opened in China, with three variants, a 102.326 kWh battery pack and pricing from about $47,000 to $57,000.
Mercedes-AMG’s electric CLA 45 has completed a 7:32.070 lap of the Nürburgring Nordschleife, with the brand positioning it as a new segment benchmark while noting the figures remain provisional.
Toyota’s upcoming GR GT may gain a removable-roof Aero Top variant, pairing open-air character with the new V8 hybrid flagship’s serious performance hardware.
Seiko and Honda mark 45 years of the Motocompo with a playful 8,000-piece Seiko 5 Sports limited edition, complete with a yellow dial, black coated case and scooter-inspired details.
The Bell & Ross BR-05 GMT Green Steel joins the permanent collection with a sunray sage dial, integrated steel case architecture and automatic GMT movement.
The Urban Jürgensen UJ-2 pairs a restrained small-seconds layout with a double-wheel natural escapement, revealing the serious horology behind the brand’s revival.
The Frederique Constant Classic Worldtimer Manufacture returns in a more wearable 40 mm case, with a cleaner dial, a longer-running FC-719 calibre and a €4,995 price.
Seiko’s new 5 Sports x Honda Motocompo Limited Edition channels the compact 1980s folding scooter with a yellow dial, black-coated steel case and 8,000-piece global run.
Pascal Raffy reflects on Bovet’s integrated manufacture, the pivotal expansion of 2006 and why craft, trust and the human hand remain central to the maison’s identity.