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I wore the insane $80,000 G-Shock Blue Rose Project made from sapphire – here are my honest thoughts | Stuff (opens the original)
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Yesterday I put the most extreme G-Shock ever made on my wrist, and the setting was a dimly lit sushi bar. That’s hardly the muddy trail or rock face you’d expect from a G-Shock launch, but it turned out to be a pretty good place to try on a watch that is part tool watch, part most-expensive G-Shock ever made. The MRG-D5000 is a new addition to Casio’s flagship MR-G line, announced today, and it is priced at $80,000. Casio is making just 20 of them worldwide. What is so special about it? The cas
18 hottest watches launched in September, from a hybrid H. Moser to a new brand model from Rolex | Stuff (opens the original)
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September is always a busy month for watches, and this one didn’t disappoint. Geneva Watch Days kicked things off at the beginning of the month, and the launches haven’t really stopped since. H. Moser & Cie. built a digital watch that we’re big fans of, and Rolex surprised us all by adding a new model in the Perpetual Padellone. Elsewhere, Hublot turned Jeff Koons’ Balloon Dog into a wristwatch, Audemars Piguet teamed up with Serena Williams, and Girard-Perregaux launched its first watch with Wi
Vacheron Constantin marks 30 years of the Overseas with a stunning azure ultra thing perpetual calendar | Stuff (opens the original)
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Vacheron Constantin has a new Overseas watch to celebrate the collection’s 30th anniversary. It’s the Overseas Perpetual Calendar Ultra-Thin, and it comes in a beautiful new azure dial colour. That azure dial is paired with an 18K white gold case, a combination, the brand says, that hasn’t offered on this model before. It measures 41.5mm across and just 8.1mm thick, which is incredibly slim for a perpetual calendar. Credit goes to the movement. The Calibre 1120 QP/1 is only 4.05mm thick. It’s se
Has Bentley just made the best EV in the world? Here are 10 things you need to know about the Torcal | Stuff (opens the original)
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Bentley has just unveiled the Torcal, its first fully electric car. It’s a low, sleek SUV built in Crewe, with up to 888PS, 1350Nm of torque and a claimed 375 miles of range. Bentley says it’s a template for every Bentley to come, whatever powertrain sits underneath. That’s a lot riding on one car, so the question is whether it’s actually any good. Now, I haven’t driven it yet, so I can’t actually tell you if it’s the best EV in the world. What I can do is take you through the ten things you nee
King Charles is bringing together the world's top AI leaders to ask how we can make tech "good for humanity" | Stuff (opens the original)
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King Charles is stepping into the AI debate. He’s set to meet bosses from Nvidia, Anthropic, Google DeepMind and OpenAI in Scotland. His question for them is simple: How do we develop AI for the good of humanity? That’s according to a report in The Sunday Times. A royal source says the King wants to “convene, listen and encourage” the conversation. He’s done this before on issues like the environment and water scarcity, now AI is getting a Royal grilling. The source added that Charles hopes the
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