Seiko expands the modern King Seiko Vanac family with the HKF005, a steel automatic watch with a dark, glittering dial inspired by Tokyo’s city lights after dark.
The Ulysse Saint-Petersbourg brings Beauregard’s gem-setting language together with Vianney Halter’s mechanical imagination in a 10-piece pink gold limited edition.
A short speedboat ride from Malé, Adaaran Prestige Vadoo pairs 50 private overwater villas with romantic dining, sea-facing spa rituals and intimate island experiences.
The Florentine gelato house is inviting customers across the UK to submit original flavour ideas, with one winning creation set to appear in stores on 29 September.
Denza is preparing a lower-priced Z9 GT e3 that keeps the flagship tri-motor electric powertrain while trimming luxury equipment to reduce the cost of entry.
Range Rover is leaning further into exclusivity, bespoke commissions and brand value rather than chasing the sales numbers of fast-rising premium SUV rivals.
Ford is giving the 2026 Mustang EcoBoost fresh nationwide incentives in the US this September, including a $399-per-month lease and $2,500 cash back for buyers.
The 35mm platinum Breguet Classique Tourbillon 7357 revisits the Daniel Roth-era ref. 3350 with a cleaner anthracite dial, improved ergonomics and a newly evolved manual movement.
The Ferdinand Berthoud Chronomètre FB 3SPC.4-1 brings the award-winning cylindrical balance spring chronometer into a new ceramised titanium case for Geneva Watch Days.
The TAG Heuer Monza Flyback Chronograph 42 mm returns the 1976 racing icon to a darker, sharper form, pairing forged carbon with a COSC-certified in-house flyback movement.
The Métiers d’Art Tribute to the Animal Kingdom series uses featherwork, embroidery, paper sculpture and other rare crafts across six concept watches powered by the Calibre 2460 G4.
The historic Swiss maison follows its 11-piece DBF010-01 with five further DBF010 editions, each limited to 22 watches.
Piaget expands the Polo collection with a minute repeater, bringing one of watchmaking’s most demanding complications into its sport-elegant line.
The Planetarium Skeleton Platinum turns Christiaan van der Klaauw’s signature astronomical complication into a six-piece openworked edition with a transparent sapphire dial and platinum case.
Titoni steps into a more ambitious lane with the Luxe Tourbillon, pairing a hand-wound tourbillon movement with a black ceramic sports case and a CHF 11,900 price.
Greubel Forsey’s latest GMT Balancier Convexe brings a slightly more compact titanium case, an ocean-blue architectural dial and a newly added power reserve display to its dramatic globe-driven world-time watch.
The Lugano independent marks its anniversary with two limited S1 editions, pairing a satellite-style wandering-hours display with Orange and Silver dial treatments.
BMW has previewed the next-generation combustion 3 Series, led by an M350 xDrive sedan with a 326 kW turbocharged inline-six, mild-hybrid assistance and sharper chassis tuning.
Range Rover is preparing a more restrained cabin strategy, moving away from oversized dashboard displays in favour of a cleaner, more usability-focused digital layout.
Louis Vuitton expands the Tambour Spin Time line with five permanent-collection references, including opal, blue, green and salmon-dial interpretations of its rotating-cube hour display.