Bianchet’s latest UltraFino Tonneau pairs a black ceramic case and bracelet with an 18K rose gold case detail, framing its ultra-thin automatic flying tourbillon movement in sharper contrast.
The landmark Legacy Machine 1 returns as the LM1 EVO, pairing MB&F’s theatrical dual-time architecture with a tougher case, improved power reserve and everyday-minded engineering.
Fortis expands its space chronograph line with three Novonaut N-42 Halo Editions, pairing fully luminous Lumicast dials with the upgraded Werk 17 TR automatic chronograph movement.
LVMH recorded 1% organic revenue growth in the third quarter of 2026, with Watches & Jewelry remaining one of the group’s brighter spots despite a softer luxury backdrop.
Breguet refines the Marine 5517 with new guilloché dials, a balanced date at 6 o’clock and a stronger pull toward the maison’s classical design language.
From Taipei’s skyline and imperial art treasures to misty mountain railways, lantern-lit old streets and night-market cooking, Taiwan rewards travellers with remarkable variety in a compact island setting.
Bugatti has taken the Tourbillon prototype to Seville, Spain, where engineers used extreme summer temperatures to validate the hypercar’s cooling systems on road and track.
An unofficial digital study imagines the Bentley Flying Spur with Torcal-style lighting, an illuminated grille and a lower, more futuristic stance.
BMW’s Concept 7 Protection explores a quieter kind of armoured luxury sedan, keeping the 7 Series look while adding concealed ballistic protection.
BMW ALPINA has offered an early look at its upcoming V8 direction, with the emphasis landing as much on composure and comfort as outright performance.
TAG Heuer celebrates its decade-long Oracle Red Bull Racing partnership with a blue, red and yellow Formula 1 Solargraph powered by light.
Unimatic’s ICON series pares the Modello Uno and Modello Cinque back to black dials, skeletonised hands and titanium cases, while keeping the rugged engineering intact.
The biennial TimeForArt auction returns with 26 participating watch brands, unique pieces made for a charitable sale, and a strong focus on art-led dials, sculpture and material experimentation.
The limited-edition Chanel Première Coco Game blurs the line between timepiece and jewellery, pairing the Première’s iconic case with swinging letter charms that spell out the maison’s name.
Omega turns the Seamaster Diver 300M into a Bond-versus-Spectre story, while Seiko makes the panda dial literal in a varied week of watch releases.
The Seiko Prospex 1965 Heritage Diver’s Watch HBC011 arrives as a fan-selected limited edition, adding a community-led twist to one of the brand’s most recognisable diver formats.
Vulcain expands its compact Skindiver Nautique GMT with three limited-edition dials in pink, turquoise blue and green, while keeping the 38.3mm steel case, 200-metre rating and Soprod automatic GMT movement.
Pequignet expands its Attitude line with a permanent-collection Onyx model, pairing a genuine black onyx dial with rose-gold-coloured details and an in-house automatic movement.
The independent watchmaker’s Master of Days cufflinks use a miniature mechanical display that advances the day of the week each time the cufflink is fastened.
Origin Clinic in Beausoleil brings aesthetic medicine, recovery technology and longevity care into one discreet medical destination minutes from Monaco.