What’s New In Luxury Style Issue 21 Feature The Local Project Image (1)

What’s New in Luxury Style

Lifestyle

These luxury brands continue to innovate while staying true to their iconic identities, creating pieces that are both sophisticated and timeless.

What’s New In Luxury Style Issue 21 Feature The Local Project Image (1)
Published
07/09/2026
Words
Chantelle Fausset

Spring/Summer 2026 leather collection
Montblanc

This collection reframes the ritual of writing through refined craftsmanship and utility. The vision of Montblanc’s artistic director Marco Tomasetta, the collection introduces a palette of khaki, velvet green and fauve across a series of travel companions, notebook holders and crossbody silhouettes that merge function with elegance. Signature pieces, including The Writing Traveler and Extreme leather range, return in tactile finishes inspired by ink on paper, while a considered edit of desk accessories extends the maison’s dialogue between creativity, travel and timeless design.

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montblanc.com

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Diver strand
Paspaley

The Diver strand reimagines the classic pearl necklace through an industrial, maritime-inspired lens. Combining keshi, baroque and mixed-shape cultured pearls with engineered rondelles in white gold, ruthenium-plated finishes and black spinels, the piece balances fluidity with structure. Inspired by the working hardware found aboard Paspaley pearling vessels, the design juxtaposes the natural irregularity of pearls with refined technical detail. Varied pearl sizes and silhouettes enhance the piece’s movement and texture, resulting in a contemporary strand that honours Paspaley’s nautical heritage yet nods to modern urban sophistication.

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Constellation Observatory collection
Omega

This collection marks a technical milestone in contemporary watchmaking – the first twohand watch to achieve Master Chronometer certification. Unveiled this year, the collection was tested using an acoustic method developed by the Omega-founded Laboratoire de Précision, allowing its exactness to be measured without a seconds hand. Across nine references, heritage Constellation design codes – from pie-pan dials to dog-leg lugs – are reinterpreted through refined materials and advanced calibres. The collection reflects Omega’s enduring pursuit of innovation, precision and timeless design, blending archival aesthetics with cutting-edge engineering.

From $17,225
omegawatches.com

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Oyster Perpetual Land-Dweller watch
Rolex

The Oyster Perpetual Land-Dweller introduces a new chapter in contemporary watchmaking, pairing sculptural design with pioneering technical innovation. Unveiled in 2025, the timepiece is defined by its integrated Flat Jubilee bracelet and streamlined Oyster case, brought together through polished and satin finishes that accentuate its form. At its heart beats Rolex’s calibre 7135, a high-frequency 5 Hz movement supported by innovative Dynapulse escapement and advanced oscillator technology. With 32 patents and patent applications linked to its development, the Land-Dweller reflects the brand’s commitment to technical ingenuity, performance and versatility.

$27,400
rolex.com