The BTS star fronts the campaign for Nothing’s new Headphone (1) Pro, the tech company’s most advanced audio release yet.

Founded by Kintaro Hattori in Tokyo in 1881, Seiko has spent 145 years creating watches that combine precision, tradition, and timeless design, at some of the most accessible prices in the luxury market. That alone makes its history, forged far from Switzerland, worth a closer look.

Dive into the top menswear moments from Milan Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2027, featuring highlight collections from Gucci, Bottega Veneta, Onitsuka Tiger and Fendi.

Limited to 200 pieces, the new Overseas Perpetual Calendar Ultra-Thin celebrates 30 years of the collection with a new blue dial and Vacheron Constantin’s ultra-thin perpetual calendar movement.

From textured fabrics to unexpected layering, here are the standout menswear looks from New York Fashion Week that you can start replicate right now.

It was one of the night’s most dramatic looks.

Two creative forces, known for turning the ordinary into the extraordinary, come together in a collaboration where watchmaking and contemporary art share the same creative language.

The Maison's sneaker icon continues its generational run with new colors, materials, and treatments.

Fresh from its debut in Milan, the Rolex Perpetual Padellone showcases the brand’s expertise in instantaneous calendar mechanisms, pairing an annual calendar with a poetic moon-phase display.

The actor, singer, and endlessly curious creative joins Loewe as the House’s newest ambassador.

The brand returns to its California roots with global ambassador Hyunjin, bringing a freer, bolder, more contemporary energy to its denim-led world.

With the new Big Bang Original Soft Touch, Hublot reimagines its icon through a proprietary textured rubber compound applied across the case, bezel, dial, and strap.

The manufacturer strips the Chronomaster back to three hands, preserving the 5 Hz rhythm, precision, and high-frequency identity that have defined El Primero for more than five decades.

With archival documents glowing across its dial, the watch revisits the invention that gave the chronograph its name more than 200 years ago.

The tuxedo had a very good night.