The M.A.D.3 Vincent Calabrese translates the watchmaker’s Baladin concept into a modern, accessibly priced M.A.D.Editions release with a wandering jumping-hour display.
The Tudor Northflag returns with a sharper case, boutique-only positioning and the Master Chronometer-certified MT5652-U true GMT movement.
Bremont expands the Terra Nova Jumping Hour with a new 35mm case, frosted steel finishes, vivid dial options and limited editions alongside a burgundy 40.5mm model.
The new Nostromo desk clock celebrates 15 years of MB&F’s M.A.D. Gallery with a mechanical kit that owners assemble by hand.
The limited-edition Ming 57.05 Comet pairs a steel fifth-generation case with a patent-pending bezel that adjusts daylight saving cities without disturbing the rest of the worldtime display.
The Bell & Ross BR-X5 Meteorite pairs the brand’s 41mm integrated sports case with a solid Muonionalusta meteorite dial and COSC-certified Kenissi movement.
The limited-edition Inflection Shuo pairs Atelier Wen’s curved tantalum architecture with Massena LAB’s eye for collectible detail and hand-decorated solid-gold dials.
Jack Mason updates the Canton with a full day display, milled guilloché dials and a Sellita automatic movement at a notably accessible price.
Seiko’s new Prospex 1965 Heritage Diver’s Watch Fan-selected Limited Edition HBC011 turns a global fan vote into a 4,500-piece dive watch with a bright Daytime blue wave-pattern dial.
The Atelier Wen x Massena Lab Inflection Shuò pairs a full tantalum case and bracelet with a hand-engraved solid-gold dial, limited to 50 pieces at CHF 33,800 before taxes.
Ming celebrates its ninth anniversary with the 57.05 Comet, a limited travel watch with a patent-pending daylight saving time bezel and a kinetic multilayered dial.
The Bell & Ross BR-X5 Meteorite pairs the brand’s technical steel architecture with a solid Muonionalusta meteorite dial, limited to 250 pieces.
A rare red Koenigsegg Gemera, believed to be the first customer car, has been vandalised outside Copenhagen’s Hotel d’Angleterre after weeks of public-road use in Denmark.
The unique Urwerk UR-1001 Amadeus brings Florian Güllert’s hand engraving to one of independent watchmaking’s most unconventional pocket watches.
Seiko turns a global fan vote into the Prospex 1965 Heritage Diver HBC011, a 4,500-piece limited edition with a turquoise-blue wave dial, 300 metres of water resistance and the 6R55 automatic movement.
Cartier’s latest Santos-Dumont interpretation brings together a golden obsidian dial, supple precious-metal bracelet work and the hand-wound Calibre 430 MC.
Longines revisits the medical-era chronograph with the Master Collection Chrono Monopusher, a single-pusher watch built around the charm of a pulsometer scale.
A family-run clifftop stay in Sorrento with sea-view rooms, citrus-scented spa rituals, garden pool days and one of the town’s most cinematic rooftop bars.
Porsche’s alpine-themed 911 GT3 Bergsport is expected to break cover on September 1, 2026, with a European-market focus and a rumoured 100-car production run.
A new Ferrari patent filing shows a mid-engined hypercar concept with an extendable rear aero section, hinting at how Maranello could chase performance beyond raw power.