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Watchonista’s own Ash Longet and Italian Watch Spotter’s Fabrizio Bonivicino recently conducted a bold, but decidedly enviable, social experiment using the finely curated collection of Milanese luxury retail landmark Pisa 1940.

A journey across history, art, and horology: how Piaget’s heritage of precision meets Andy Warhol’s Pop Art legacy in a limited-edition watch blending craft, color, and culture.

Where timeless craftsmanship meets automotive artistry, Montblanc and Ferrari unveil a heritage-inspired writing instrument that celebrates individuality, elegance, and precision.

From the democratic charm of Dennison to the haute horlogerie extravagance of Audemars Piguet and Piaget, the dial has become a hardstone stage.

The Maison shows its proficiency in arts and mechanics with a duo of Freak [S Enamel] models.

One is billed as the world’s first (and only) ani-digi espresso timer and might just be the world’s most niche tool watch, while the other is an ode to public transportation.

Three instant classics are born, and they’re each powered by an automatic caliber.

This limited edition will be available on a first-come, first-served basis at the WindUp Watch Fair NYC.

As the closing pinnacle of the watchmaker’s partnerships in the world of classic cars concours events, the recent Newport show offered a motherlode of automotive fascination to attendees, as well as a horological surprise – or two.