From Engineer to CEO: The Rise of John Ternus
After 25 years inside Apple, John Ternus has taken the company’s most important seat.
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The Tag Heuer Monza Is an Anniversary Watch Without the Nostalgia
It uses a celebrated past to make a point about the brand’s present strength, choosing modern performance over simple nostalgia.
Hublot Finds a New Language in Texture
For a brand that has built its identity on being seen, creating a watch that needs to be felt is a subtle but significant shift.
GPHG 2026: See All 84 Nominees, And Our 20 Favorites
The Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève published its nominations this morning. Eighty-four timepieces, seventy-eight wristwatches and six clocks, cut down from the 320 models that 194 brands entered. Fourteen categories. Nineteen prizes
Mulliner Creates a One-Off Bentley To Mark 80 Years at Crewe
To celebrate 80 years of production at its Crewe factory, Bentley's Mulliner division has created a one-off Continental GT Azure inspired by a historic 1950 Mark VI.
McLaren Connects Two Eras of Ambition at Laguna Seca
The all-new MCL-HY Hypercar appeared alongside Bruce McLaren's original M6A, drawing a direct line from the brand's 1967 Can-Am victory to its 2027 endurance racing future.
A Pilot And A Tank Meet At Cartier
Cartier is the hardest brand to write about honestly, because Cartier is the brand where the usual arguments stop working. You cannot lead with the movement. You cannot lead with the tolerances. You cannot lead with the water resistance, and please do not lead with the resale. What is left is shape,
The End of the Either/Or Superyacht
The new Baltic 121 Alice is a 37-metre carbon fibre superyacht that sails with the ease of a small day boat. It signals a deeper shift in what performance means.
Tiffany & Co. Puts a Gold Bird Inside Its Chronograph
Tiffany & Co. introduced its first stopwatch in 1866 and opened a watchmaking manufacture in Geneva eight years after that. The second edition of the Tiffany Timer, arriving in September in titanium and platinum, marks 160 years of that history in a run of 100 pieces. It follows the first editio
PUMA x Porsche: The Pattern That Never Needed Explaining
PUMA and Porsche take the Pepita off the seat and onto the street.
The New Texture of Luxury
Bentley's Torcal introduces wool, recycled paper, and technical aluminum, suggesting the future of luxury is less about gloss and more about feel.
Alcaraz Returns, With His Wrist In Focus
Alcaraz returns to defend New York, and Rolex counts the champions it has kept.
Longines Adds A Monopusher To The Master Collection
Longines completes the redesigned Master Collection with two chronographs. One of them is a genuinely uncommon watch at a price that deserves explaining.
Two Yachts, One Owner: The Logic Behind the CASA Fleet
For one experienced owner, the answer to needing more from a yacht was not to go bigger. It was to build a fleet of two.
Where Style Meets Structure
How six influential architects, from Le Corbusier to Vincent Van Duysen, reveal the same ideas through what they wear and what they build.
Genesis GV90 Is the Brand’s New Electric Flagship
Genesis enters a new era with the GV90, a full size electric flagship combining Korean design, serious performance and an interior built around first class travel.
Lewis Hamilton’s Different Summer
Instead of a vacation, the Scuderia Ferrari HP driver spent three weeks training, arriving at Zandvoort with a new level of preparation for the second half of the season.
Inside La Maviglia, Puglia's 202-Hectare Golf Estate
Seventy suites, thirty-five villas and a 5,000-square-metre medical spa, laid out across an olive estate on the Ionian coast and organised around eighteen holes. Construction is underway at La Maviglia, a 202-hectare resort outside Maruggio in the province of Taranto, with opening scheduled for 2027