A rare McLaren Elva has been seen in the UK, showing off the open-cockpit design and Ultimate Series pedigree that make it one of Woking’s most dramatic modern cars.
Volkswagen is moving away from touch-sensitive cabin controls in newer models, returning to physical buttons and switches for everyday functions such as climate, volume and windows.
Hennessey’s new Blackbird hypercar made a dramatic Monterey debut, with all 71 build slots claimed shortly after its public unveiling at The Quail.
The independent watchmaker’s floating triple-axis tourbillon returns in vivid sapphire crystal cases with Grand Feu enamel and a CHF 990,000 price tag.
Louis Erard’s Manuel Emch reflects on character, cultural relevance, the lasting power of the Lange 1 and why younger collectors should collect curiosity rather than hype.
The Norqain Independence Skeleton Titanium DLC pairs a 42mm Grade 5 titanium case with a black openworked dial, COSC-certified automatic movement and 100 metres of water resistance.
Tissot’s collaboration with Italian cycling specialist Pinarello channels carbon-frame performance into a 42 mm COSC-certified sports watch.
The S.U.F Helsinki Vetehinen Blue Spectrolite turns a distinct Finnish mineral into the visual centrepiece of a characterful wristwatch.
A new La Chaux-de-Fonds watch brand is reviving Bahne Bonniksen’s neglected Carrousel mechanism through Naissance d’une Montre 4, with Greubel Forsey support and a handmade debut wristwatch.
Amsterdam-born hospitality brand The July is opening a design-led aparthotel in Dublin, with six apartment styles, local interiors, Ónora restaurant and bookings from October 15.
The Bangladesh Watch Club’s first watch collaboration turns Baltic’s compact MR Classic into a 50-piece member edition with Bengali numerals, a green dial and micro-rotor movement.
Tutima adds a smaller titanium pilot’s watch to its Flieger line, pairing a 38.5mm Grade 5 titanium case with high-legibility dials, 100 metres of water resistance and an automatic movement.
From cloisonné enamel and concrete dials to affordable wandering hours, these are the microbrand watches bringing real character to August 2026.
Chopard’s L.U.C XPS Prussian Blue pairs a 1930s-inspired sector dial with a slim Lucent Steel case and an automatic COSC-certified calibre.
The 911 GT3 100 Jahre Nürburgring celebrates a century of the Green Hell with a 100-car Germany-only run, heritage graphics, optional Manthey hardware and a choice of PDK or manual transmission.
Ferrari’s three-pedal 12Cilindri Manuale is now available to order in Australia, with pricing from $1.204 million before on-road costs and deliveries due in the second half of 2027.
The one-off Ferrari Superamerica 45, a 599-derived commission from 2011, made a rare appearance at the Pebble Beach Concours with its carbon-fibre bodywork and rotating hard top.
Toyota’s upcoming GR GT halo car has reportedly filled its initial American allocation before launch, with the brand prioritising established GR customers over speculators.
Mercedes-AMG has confirmed the current C63 won’t return to V8 power, even as eight-cylinder engines remain part of the brand’s larger-model future into the next decade.
The new Porsche Design Chronograph 1 – 911 GT3 100 Jahre Nürburgring is a 100-piece titanium chronograph reserved for buyers of the anniversary 911 GT3.