Dubai Police has added a Mansory-modified Ferrari 812 Superfast to its high-profile patrol fleet, continuing a run of bespoke collaborations with the German tuning house.
BMW’s fifth-generation X5 is headed for Australia in the fourth quarter of 2026, with diesel and petrol inline-six variants confirmed from $143,900 before on-road costs.
Mercedes-AMG has been spotted testing a camouflaged electric performance sedan near the Nürburgring, previewing a future AMG.EA model that may target as much as 900 hp.
Rolex’s new Perpetual Padellone revives a beloved Italian collector nickname for a 39mm complete calendar with moonphase, annual calendar logic and a new calibre 7190 movement.
Hublot’s first watches with Jeff Koons split the collaboration in two directions, with a playful Classic Fusion Balloon Dog and the technically ambitious MP-14 Origin central tourbillon.
Venezianico’s Redentore Levius pares back weight with a Grade 5 titanium case, a hand-engraved blue guilloché dial and the Italian-made V5000 hand-wound movement.
The Glashütte Original 70s revisits a television-shaped case with a calmer, more architectural attitude, connecting Saxon watchmaking with the visual memory of a complicated decade.
Jeff Koons’ latest Hublot collaboration turns Balloon Dog into a limited Classic Fusion while introducing the MP-14 Origin, a sapphire and titanium tourbillon with a cosmic idea at its centre.
The inaugural Time to Drive Car & Watch Festival will bring 38 watch brands, rare performance cars, collector talks and hospitality programming to Miami in November 2026.
Glashütte Original’s 70s watch channels the character of the decade through a modern German lens, pairing retro design cues with contemporary everyday intent.
Glashütte Original revisits its Seventies design language with a slimmer 39mm integrated sports watch, Calibre 36 movement and three analogue-inspired dial treatments.
The updated Charlie Paris Concordia GMT keeps its 300-metre steel dive-watch platform while adding five dial options, a Seiko NH34 movement and a much more accessible price.
Hublot’s Jeff Koons collaboration turns the Classic Fusion into a polished, inflated sculpture-watch and adds a sapphire-cased MP-14 Origin with an automatic central tourbillon.
Kollokium closes the first Projekt 01 chapter with Variant H, a 399-piece luminous edition with a black dial, 488 Lichtblock markers and a CHF 3,888.88 price.
Czapek’s Promenade Goutte de Rosée returns in yellow gold with a green Grand Feu enamel dial, a 38mm case and a 25-piece limited run.
Rolex expands its Perpetual line with the Padellone, a calendar-focused model built around an instantaneous complete calendar display.
The London-based debut from Neode pairs a sculpted Grade 5 titanium case, a hand-finished silver dial and a heavily revised Chronode movement with 192 hours of power reserve.
Luxury cruising is moving beyond the grand ship model, with polar expedition vessels, hotel-branded yachts and intimate ultra-luxury ships reshaping how high-end travellers experience the sea.
Okeya Kyujiro brings a choreographed, Michelin-starred omakase experience to Vancouver’s Yaletown, pairing Japanese ingredients with a dining room that feels closer to theatre than a conventional sushi counter.
August 2026 brings major luxury travel developments, from Rosewood’s Red Sea resort and new Costa Rica plans to Qantas Business Suites and expanding in-flight connectivity.