Belmond Brings the Sleeper Train Back to England
The first luxury sleeper train in England and Wales is less a mode of transport and more a statement on time itself.
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The Great Eight Series: Halcyon Reimagines Rolls-Royce Icons with Combustion Power
Halcyon introduces The Great Eight Series, a bold reinterpretation of the Rolls-Royce Corniche and Silver Shadow, blending timeless British luxury with modern engineering while retaining the soul of combustion power.
The Patek Philippe Nautilus turns 50
Fifty Years of the PortholeIn 1976, the Swiss watch industry was in the middle of a quiet collapse. Quartz had arrived, and mechanical watches were becoming something people politely stopped buying. The sensible response was to panic. Most did.Gerald Genta had dinner instead.He was sitting alone at
A Piece of Space on the Wrist
In 1962, an astronaut needed a watch to tell time in orbit. Today, Breitling answers with a dial made from a meteorite.
Ulysse Nardin Pushes Its Rebel Icon to a New Extreme
The new [Super] Freak marks 25 years of the icon by becoming what the brand calls the most complicated time-only watch ever made.
Norqain Pushes The Wild ONE Further
The architecture of the Norqain Wild ONE has always been its whole story. A multi-part case, built for performance, that puts its material science on full display. It’s a design that feels engineered rather than styled. Now, that platform is being tested, with the introduction of two new models that
A. Lange & Söhne Finds Clarity in 36 Millimetres
The new Saxonia Annual Calendar offers a masterclass in complexity, all contained within a perfectly proportioned 36mm case.
Jacob & Co. x Bugatti: Nothing Hidden
Nothing is hidden. Nothing is restrained. The Jacob & Co. x Bugatti Tourbillon Sapphire Crystal is mechanical theatre in its most uncompromising form - fully exposed, fully intentional.
Porsche 911 GT3 S/C: The Purest Open Top Driver’s Car Yet
Porsche introduces the 911 GT3 S/C, a manual only open top machine built for those who value raw driving emotion above all else.
With Bertrand Meylan: Pumping H. Moser & Cie
A childhood sneaker becomes the unlikely blueprint for one of the most unconventional watches at Watches and Wonders — where pressing a button doesn’t just adjust fit, it powers time itself.
Rolls-Royce Project Nightingale: A New Chapter in Bespoke Luxury
Rolls-Royce introduces Project Nightingale — a deeply personal and highly exclusive commission that pushes the boundaries of bespoke craftsmanship, storytelling, and modern luxury.
Laurent Ferrier Lightens The Load
The new Sport Traveller uses grade 5 titanium and a new manufacture calibre to offer a different kind of travel watch.
Rolex Has a New Definition of Gold
Rolex introduces Jubilee Gold, a proprietary new alloy that reconsiders what a precious metal is meant to express.
A. Lange & Söhne Reveals the Mechanics of Time, In the Dark
The new Lange 1 Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar uses a semi-transparent dial not just for effect, but as a functional necessity to illuminate its most complex features.
IWC’s New Pilot’s Watch Is Not for Earth
IWC Schaffhausen partners with commercial space company Vast to build the Pilot’s Venturer, a tool watch engineered for a new generation of astronauts.
IWC and The Little Prince, Twenty Years On
Five new Pilot’s Watches mark a two-decade partnership, blending the technical world of IWC Schaffhausen with the poetic story of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.
Rolex Rebuilds The Yacht-Master II From The Inside Out
The brand’s most specific professional watch returns, trading mechanical theater for functional clarity.
Vacheron Constantin Spent Seven Years On An Invisible Achievement
The new Calibre 2550 is just 2.4mm thick with an 80-hour power reserve, a contradiction solved by pure engineering.