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The Four Freedoms – October 11, 2026

Newport hosts America’s coolest car week, Riva makes an electric surfboard, Paris’s best hotel opens in Florence, CrossFit gets a HYROX-style reboot, and much more.

Oct 11, 2026
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In partnership with A. Lange & Söhne

An invitation for our New York readers

A. Lange & Söhne are bringing The Art of German Fine Watchmaking to New York this October, a four-day invite-only exhibition showcasing how their watches are crafted – and they’ve set aside an exclusive window for Liber readers to attend. Whether you’re a longtime collector or just starting to pay attention to watchmaking, it’s a rare chance to get up close with the brand. The exhibition is by invitation only, with limited spaces.


Academy Mansion, 2 East 63rd Street, New York

Sunday 25 October, 4–6pm

Reserve your spot


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HEADLINES

This week, at a glance.


  • The connoisseur’s car week

  • Rolex, Scorsese and a rescued 1950 film

  • How Keinemusik found their sound again

  • Is Djokovic back?

  • Riva makes a surfboard

  • Why Bond watches don’t work

  • The case for fewer fashion weeks

  • Can Bentley make you want an EV?

  • Paris’s best hotel opens in Florence

  • Blade’s Florida jet is back for winter

  • The biggest business class in the sky

  • Zurich and Tokyo top the housing bubble list

  • CrossFit gets a HYROX-style reboot

  • Why Oura pulled its IPO

  • A London club for the cold plunge crowd

  • The China bike question


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