After the peak summer crowds leave, the French Riviera becomes calmer, more personal and arguably more elegant, with easier restaurant tables, quieter harbours and room to experience local life.
Seiko’s latest 5 Sports Field GMT pair combines a fixed 24-hour bezel, orange GMT hand, practical steel case and two characterful dial options at AUD 675.
The green ombré Datejust is the eye-catching headline, but Rolex’s 2026 update runs much deeper with new Roman numeral dials and a large expansion across 36mm and 41mm models.
The Oris Artelier Calibre 113 brings together a 10-day power reserve and a business calendar, giving the dress-leaning Artelier line a practical complication with real desk-to-dinner relevance.
Navis Marine has opened a new Monaco office at Port Hercule, marking a significant step in its Mediterranean expansion and bringing its Adriatic yacht expertise closer to the Principality’s international brokerage community.
The March LA.B AM2 XS series puts a compact square case, hand-wound La Joux-Perret movement and sharp French styling into a versatile independent watch collection.
The sapphire-cased Complication One Fusion places Emmanuel Bouchet’s mechanical philosophy on full display, with twin barrels, two escapements and a dial built almost entirely around jumping indications.
Grand Seiko’s SBGA529 pairs a pale peach 62GS dial with Spring Drive accuracy, high-intensity titanium and a tightly limited 30-piece run for the Lenox Square boutique in Atlanta.
The 20-piece H. Moser & Cie. Endeavour Minute Repeater Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton Cosmic Rain pairs a blue aventurine and mother-of-pearl dial with one of the brand’s most complicated openworked movements.
A 15-question dive watch quiz for summer, built around bezels, water resistance, historic makers and the details that separate casual fans from true horological obsessives.
Luxury watch brands are reshaping retail through private salons, cafés, restaurants, lounges and curated journeys that turn collecting into a more social and immersive experience.
The Bloomsbury Club Bar is serving a new Italian aperitivo hour in central London, pairing spritzes, signature cocktails, sharing plates and live music beneath The Bloomsbury Hotel.
The $75 million Upper Penthouse at Rivage Bal Harbour is being reimagined around longevity, recovery and performance, with wellness technology integrated throughout the three-level oceanfront residence.
The new Range Rover GT steps away from the upright SUV template with an electric-first platform, a lower silhouette and a more lounge-like cabin.
A heavily disguised Toyota development car has been filmed testing at Fuji Speedway, pointing to the next-generation MR2 with a mid-engine layout, all-wheel drive and a rumoured 400 hp turbo four-cylinder.
Cadillac has confirmed a next-generation CT5 with gasoline power, and the performance story may not end there. A stronger successor to the CT5-V Blackwing now looks increasingly plausible.
Two previously unseen Dodge Charger models have surfaced in front-view images, with one wearing a “Powered By SRT” windshield sticker that has enthusiasts watching closely.
The Seiko Prospex 1968 Heritage Diver’s GMT HBC001 and HBC002 bring 300m water resistance, a cleaner permanent-collection look and a more practical micro-adjustable clasp.
Hamilton expands the Khaki Field Power Reserve 40mm with matte olive green and mid-blue dials, keeping the hand-wound H-23 movement, 80-hour reserve and practical field-watch case.
Almora Botanica’s travel-ready skincare sets bring Ayurvedic wellness, clinically driven formulas and compact packaging to summer routines, with an expanded UAE retail presence at Ulta Beauty and Faces.