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Bvlgari’s smaller Octo Finissimo marks a new phase for the ultra-thin icon, with a reworked 37 mm format and a more compact micro-rotor calibre.
Urban Jürgensen CEO Alex Rosenfield discusses the revived maison, the collector family now guiding it and the restrained UJ2 at the centre of its new collection.
The latest Oris Big Crown Pointer Date keeps the collection’s signature oversized crown and central date hand, then adds a deep oxblood dial and steel H-link bracelet.
Peter Speake’s PS Horology adds a historical turn to the Tsuba collection with a 28-piece limited edition inspired by an early 18th-century George Graham pocket watch.
Oris has added a rich oxblood red dial to the contemporary Big Crown Pointer Date, pairing the aviation-inspired pointer-date layout with a 40mm steel case and automatic Calibre 754.
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Peter Speake’s PS Horology adds a historical turn to the Tsuba collection with a 28-piece limited edition inspired by an early 18th-century George Graham pocket watch.
Oris has added a rich oxblood red dial to the contemporary Big Crown Pointer Date, pairing the aviation-inspired pointer-date layout with a 40mm steel case and automatic Calibre 754.
The limited-edition Depancel Autosport 2 Tours d’Horloge reworks the brand’s calendar watch with a race-focused 24-hour indication for the historic endurance event at Circuit Paul Ricard.
H. Moser & Cie. returns to its Heritage collection with two steel limited editions, led by the first chronograph in the range and a new espresso fumé take on the Centre Seconds.
Audemars Piguet closes 2026 with five high-end releases spanning Royal Oak minute repeaters, a smoked-sapphire Code 11.59 Supersonnerie and two compact stone-dial Code 11.59 automatics.
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Lexus has shown its electric LFA Concept in Australia for the first time at the 2026 Melbourne Cup Carnival, offering a closer look at the matte-black EV concept while keeping key technical details under wraps.
Bentley’s first electric SUV has passed a major development milestone, with the Torcal completing more than 1 million kilometres of validation across extreme cold, desert heat and high altitude.
McLaren has confirmed the name of the car set to replace the 750S, with the McL 820 badge pointing to a more powerful next-generation supercar.
Honda has confirmed that the Civic Type R HRC is being developed for the US market, giving American enthusiasts a clearer look at a more focused FL5-based Type R.
The second-generation BYD Seal 07 has begun arriving at dealerships in China ahead of planned November customer deliveries, bringing updated styling, plug-in hybrid and electric powertrains, and a reported preliminary allocation price of 180,000 yuan.
This month’s luxury travel news spans reworked business-class service, private jet expeditions, landmark hotel openings and a new wave of all-inclusive resorts from major luxury brands.
Premium rail is no longer just a practical alternative to flying. On the right intercity routes, it can deliver the privacy, calm and usable time that define modern first-class travel.
Following a £12 million, two-year restoration, Blenheim Palace is inviting businesses into its State Rooms, gardens and wider Estate for bespoke corporate dining, receptions and immersive hospitality experiences.
