TWIL: Lamborghini’s New Miura Homage, Roger Dubuis Looks To Historical Japan, And More
Catch up on this week’s most noteworthy updates from the universe of luxury.
In our weekly TWIL series, we bring you the latest in luxury news from around the world. This week’s highlights: a special edition Lamborghini Revuelto designed as an homage to the Miura, an Edo-period-inspired timepiece from Roger Dubuis, and an exploration of gold with Piaget’s new capsule collection.
The Lamborghini Revuelto Miura 60° Homage Pays Tribute To The Original Supercar
The new celebrates the old in the Lamborghini Revuelto Miura 60° Homage, a 99-piece limited edition of Lamborghini’s cutting-edge V12 hybrid flagship that was inspired by the original Miura—released in 1966 and widely considered to be the first super sports car in the world. Styling elements inspired by the Miura include a choice of nine historic colour options, and two classic livery options with contrasting lower body finishes. A ‘Miura 60’ logo sits near the rear wheel arch, alongside a Revuelto script and black Lamborghini logo. The interior features vintage-inspired trim options, a reinterpretation of the original’s ‘cannelloni’ seat upholstery pattern, and a ‘Miura 60’ embroidery between the seats. Under the hood is the Revuelto’s now-familiar rip-roaring hybrid V12 system, capable of 1,001bhp (some 2.6 times the power of its progenitor) and a 0-100km/h time of just 2.5 seconds.
Roger Dubuis Explores Japanese History With The Excalibur The Kabuto Legacy
The extravagantly constructed Roger Dubuis Excalibur is back, this time inspired by a watershed moment in the history of Japan—the start of the Edo period in the 17th century, which saw various rival factions unite under a single shogunate and usher in a period of stability and prosperity that lasted over 250 years. For hour markers, The Kabuto Legacy timepiece features twelve pink micro-sculpted kabuto (ceremonial helmets), each representing a key bushō (samurai commander) of this period. At 12 o’clock is that of the shōgun himself, Tokugawa Ieyasu, the leading figure of this movement. At the centre of the dial is a stepped construction representing the architecture of Edo Castle, the shogunate’s seat of power. Limited to 28 pieces, this watch has a pink gold case 45mm in diameter, and is powered by the Poinçon de Genève-certified, in-house RD821 calibre.
Piaget Gives Gold a New Glow
Piaget turns its ‘House of Gold’ heritage towards everyday glamour with Piaget Glow, a new capsule of three sculptural rings in rose, yellow, and white gold. Each piece offers a different interpretation of light and texture: the rose gold is engraved with the Maison’s organic Decor Palace motif and scattered with diamonds, the yellow gold recalls the delicate pattern of scales, while the white gold curves into asymmetric waves illuminated by diamonds. Conceived as a contemporary successor to the Maison’s ‘Extremely Piaget’ collection, the capsule distils Piaget’s long-standing fascination with gold into pieces that offer an effortless new expression of the brand’s exuberant approach to jewellery.
Gran Hotel Margalida Brings a Slow Luxury to Mallorca
Gran Hotel Margalida has opened on Mallorca’s western coast, bringing a cinematic new retreat to the cliffside village of Banyalbufar. With just 29 ocean-facing rooms, the historic property has been softened into a Mediterranean hideaway of cream and beige tones, natural stone, woven fibres, and a bespoke sun-washed yellow. The experience extends from a sea-facing spa and reformer Pilates studio to Mallorcan dining by Head Chef Joan Escalas, where local seafood and produce take centre stage. Guests can also sail at sunset, picnic among vineyards, or wander the UNESCO-listed Serra de Tramuntana.
World Gourmet Festival Returns to Bangkok with The World of Flavours
The 26th edition of World Gourmet Festival is set to return to Bangkok from 29 September to 4 October. The festival will take place at Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel, with the theme The World of Flavours. Guests will be brought on a culinary journey of multi-chef collaborations, interactive and live culinary showcases and engaging panel discussions. As one of Asia’s premier gourmet events, the festival will be introducing the Young Chef’s Award, an exciting new competition celebrating local gastronomical talent. This year, internationally acclaimed chefs such as Julien Royer, Dave Pynt, Josiah Citrin, Alvaro Clavijo and Georgiana Viou will make their appearances, alongside a lineup of regional talents, leading local culinary figures and resident chefs from Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel.
Louis Vuitton’s New Fragrance Collection Taps Into Californian Spirit
Louis Vuitton unveils its new Woody Wagon Colognes collection (RM53,000), its most recent collaboration with artist Alex Israel, combining West Coast pop aesthetics with the maison’s contemporary elegance. Drawing on Californian iconography to tell a story of surfboard freedom and spirit, the collection consists of six colognes housed in a novelty vintage car display case, featuring wooden panels on its sides. Its intricate design features 219 elements, incorporating the Louis Vuitton signature Monogram motif and Monogram flowers, taking 60 artisans over 7,000 hours to complete. The collection is limited to only 66 pieces, a reference to the iconic Route 66.
TUMI Introduces Axis, A Forward-Thinking Collection For Fall/Winter 2026
Introduced by Tumi for Fall/Winter 2026, Axis is a travel collection centred around backpacks and small bags. Focusing on lightweight, stylish travel, the collection pairs minimalist silhouettes and angled leather accents with quick-access strap storage and a breathable back panel and side-wing design—allowing for easy on-the-go travel without sacrificing space. Each bag is crafted from soft nylon with a recycled lining inside, and has a contemporary, technical aesthetic. Colourways include Black, Navy and a limited-edition Black Reflective.
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