TAG Heuer has expanded its 38mm Formula 1 Solargraph line with five pastel dials, limited runs across beige, pink, blue, ...

Robert Lešnik says the long roof is dead in America, dead in China, and barely hanging on in Europe. The C-Class Estate EV is ...

A 24-year-old flew to Singapore convinced he'd been done over on a rare Rolex GMT Saru, swapped it for three other Rolexes, ...

Four days on the ground in Geneva, hundreds of novelties across the halls, and more space-travel storytelling than a NASA ...

At Watches and Wonders 2026, the baseline for “accessible” starts somewhere around AU$20,000. Everything below that gets treated like the clearance rack. Which is absurd, because some of the most ...

The Octo Finissimo has spent the last twelve years collecting world records. Thinnest tourbillon. Thinnest minute repeater. Thinnest perpetual calendar. Bvlgari has won that particular arms race so ...

Watches & Wonders 2026 is only halfway through but the heavy hitters have all shown their hand. And what a hand it is. Lange built a perpetual calendar that glows in the dark. Parmigiani made a ...

A. Lange & Söhne has a trick it pulls at Watches & Wonders every year. One watch to dominate the press releases and Instagram stories, one watch ...

The Le Locle manufacture isn't chasing new fans at Watches and Wonders 2026. It's rewarding the ones who never left.

Hyundai just rolled out the Boulder Concept at the New York Auto Show, and let’s not dance around it: this thing looks like a Ford Bronco that spent a semester abroad in Seoul. Boxy two-box silhouette ...

Standing trackside, watching more than 100 machines, Porsches, Ferraris, the odd Holden Torana, thread through some of Victoria’s best roads, it’s easy to feel like a kid with his nose pressed against ...

For years, electric vehicles have been the punchline. Too expensive. Not enough range. Nowhere to charge. The vibe check from most Australian car buyers was clear: thanks, but no thanks. Then the US ...