• Louis Vuitton Unveils Tambour Convergence Mirror Steel: Exceptional Scratch Resistance Meets Mirror-Like Shine

  Louis Vuitton has expanded its Tambour Convergence collection with the new Mirror Steel model. Its defining feature is a case made from specially developed hardened stainless steel, with a surface almost six times harder than conventional steel, reaching 1,130 Vickers. This allows the metal to retain its mirror polish for significantly longer, while minor scratches become virtually unnoticeable...

• Why Rolex, Audemars Piguet and Patek Philippe Dominate 62% of the $26.6 Billion Pre-Owned Watch Market

  Three Swiss brands dominate the luxury pre-owned watch market, largely thanks to sustained demand for iconic models that buyers are still willing to pay well above retail prices to acquire, according to Robb Report...

• How Bernard Arnault’s 28-Year-Old Son Turned Louis Vuitton Watches into Coveted Collectors’ Items

  At just 22, Jean Arnault was put in charge of Louis Vuitton’s watch division with an ambitious mission: to turn the fashion house’s watchmaking business into a serious force in the world of haute horlogerie. Now 28, the youngest son of billionaire Bernard Arnault has already made skeptics rethink their views on the brand’s timepieces. And it seems he is only getting started, Robb Report writes...

• A Theft with an Unexpected Twist: Thief Returns $292,000 Watch with a Note Saying “Sorry”

  A man stole a Swiss Audemars Piguet watch worth approximately $292,000 from a store in Tokyo, only to return it three days later by courier, along with a handwritten apology note. Police are now trying to identify the mysterious thief and find out why he changed his mind...

• Time by the Laws of the Cosmos: Van Cleef & Arpels Unveils Watch with Moving Sun and Moon

  French luxury jewelry house Van Cleef & Arpels has introduced a new watch, the Midnight Jour Nuit Phase de Lune, which links timekeeping to the movement of celestial bodies...

• Bugatti Restores One-of-a-Kind $5 Million Veyron With a Polished Aluminum Body

  The hypercar shines like a mirror once again. Bugatti has completed the restoration of a unique Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse featuring a polished aluminum body. Once regarded as the most expensive version of the model ever made, the car has now regained its original brilliance thanks to specialists from the brand’s bespoke division, La Maison Pur Sang...

• Diamonds, Colored Gemstones and Gold: Patek Philippe Reimagines Women’s Watchmaking Classics

  Six new Gondolo Ladies First models from Patek Philippe bring together historic design, Art Deco aesthetics and high jewelry craftsmanship. Unveiled at the Watch Art Grand Exhibition in Milan, the collection reinterprets the Swiss watchmaker’s classic line, transforming timepieces into refined accessories for everyday wear...

• Casio Unveils Its Most Expensive G-Shock Ever: $80,000 Sapphire Watch

  Casio has unveiled the most expensive G-Shock in its history — the MRGD5000 Blue Sapphire, priced at $80,000. The price puts the model in the same league as a Rolex Pearlmaster 86348 or a BMW M2...

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the legendary Porsche 911 Turbo, Porsche Design has unveiled two limited edition watches that embody the spirit and performance of the legendary sports car.

The Chronograph 911 Turbo 50 Years is a tribute to the first 911 Turbo introduced in 1974. Limited to 1,974 pieces, this watch is available exclusively to owners of the new 911 Turbo 50 Years special edition. It features a lightweight titanium case, reflecting the car’s commitment to minimal weight and maximum performance. The case back is engraved with the car’s limited edition number.

Notably, the design of the Chronograph 911 Turbo 50 Years reflects the high-performance aesthetics of its automotive counterpart, with a winding rotor modeled after the 911 Turbo’s wheel. The classic black leather strap is crafted from genuine Porsche automotive leather. The price of this model is $12,553.

The second model, the Chronograph 1 – 50 Years 911 Turbo Edition, is a modern homage to the original Chronograph I, designed by Professor Ferdinand Alexander Porsche in 1972. This watch is limited to just 500 pieces. Its titanium case is finished with a black titanium carbide coating, the dial, inspired by the dashboard of the first 911 Turbo, has white hands and indexes for optimal legibility, and a red seconds hand adds a sporty touch. It is available for $12,000.

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