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The new Nivada Grenchen F77 MKII 100 Years brings six natural stone dials, a slimmer case and the La Joux-Perret G101 automatic movement with a 68-hour power reserve.
The Dutch independent atelier’s most complex 1941 model combines a 7.5-second remontoire, a one-minute flying tourbillon and central jumping seconds in a 40mm tantalum or platinum case.
The Luminor Tourbillon GMT Titanio PAM01784 pairs Panerai’s horizontal 30-second tourbillon with a full Grade 5 titanium case, openworked blue movement architecture and a 144-hour power reserve.
Panerai’s new 42mm Luminor trio revisits the brand’s pivotal early-1990s civilian era with sharper case lines, 500m water resistance and the automatic P.980 movement.
The Metamorph Merlin closes Roger Dubuis’ wizard-themed trilogy with a 45mm pink gold case, sculpted knights and a dramatic green architectural dial.
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Panerai’s new 42mm Luminor trio revisits the brand’s pivotal early-1990s civilian era with sharper case lines, 500m water resistance and the automatic P.980 movement.
The Metamorph Merlin closes Roger Dubuis’ wizard-themed trilogy with a 45mm pink gold case, sculpted knights and a dramatic green architectural dial.
Limited editions, celebrity styling and a few headline-making launches have put pocket watches back in view, but the revival is more collector curiosity than everyday shift.
The Rolex Perpetual Padellone brings the brand’s mid-century complete calendar lineage into a modern annual calendar watch with serious technical intent.
Panerai revisits the character of its 1990s Luminor design in a 42 mm case, giving the collection’s unmistakable silhouette a more wearable footprint.
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Tesla has reopened reservations for the long-delayed Roadster, asking buyers for a $50,000 payment ahead of an October 1 reveal in Texas.
Ford is recalling a small number of Mustang Mach-E electric SUVs after replacement battery control modules were found to carry incorrect state-of-charge calibration.
Porsche has delivered its one millionth new car in mainland China, choosing a 911 GT3 Touring for the milestone handover at the Porsche Experience Centre in Shanghai.
Lando Norris’ Monaco-plated Ferrari F40 has been seen in London, its red bodywork, low stance and towering rear wing looking every bit as dramatic under the city lights.
Denza’s Z9S is due to launch in China on September 23 with up to 1,100 km of claimed CLTC range and a triple-motor flagship producing nearly 1,200 hp.
Volkswagen is weighing further workforce reductions at Porsche, with around 4,100 additional roles under discussion as the sports-car maker works through a wider cost reset.
