Vintage

The original Batmobile was the Lincoln Futura concept in the 1966 Batman television series – or was it? It turns out that the earliest known officially licensed Batmobile was built in 1963 and is going on auction at Heritage Auctions next month after receiving extensive restoration.

In the 21st century, a mechanical watch has to show off the gubbins inside to get any cred, so Girard-Perregaux is updating its Vintage 1945 model by adding a transparent sapphire dial to reveal the secrets behind the 69-year old classic.

In a tip of the hat to the days when we relied on specially shaped horns to amplify sound, Korean student Jina U's Soundbox Desk is a unique design that uses a phonograph to amplify the audio from your smart phone, all without the need for electricity.

Since its inauguration nine years ago, Salon Privé has evolved into a boutique motor show, wowing automotive enthusiasts with a unique mix of classic vehicles and supercars from around the world. Join Gizmag, as we cast our eye over the stunning automobiles on display at London's Syon Park.

An 18-month collaboration between Jaguar Director of Design Ian Callum and Classic Motor Cars Limited has produced an updated riff on the Jaguar Mark 2 suitable for the 21st century.

The price for collectible Ferrari's has consistently been on the rise and now another impressive bidding scenario is shaping up as one of only three 1964 Ferrari 275 GTB/C Speciale’s goes up for auction next month.

Throughout the year, RM Auctions draw classic car enthusiasts from all over to examine and buy rare gems from different eras of automotive history. Last month's auction in Florida certainly turned up a fair share of eye-catching automobiles. Join Gizmag as we look over the event's rarer offerings.

Apple accessory manufacturer Twelve South is looking to give MacBook owners a ye olde world option for protecting their shiny new devices with the Rutledge BookBook.

Christie’s auction house is putting the vintage robot Cygan on the block as part of its Out of the Ordinary sale on September 5.

Britain's Evanta Motor Co. has paid tribute to the Aston Martin classic DBR1 with a unique AirFix-style model of the 1959 Le Mans winning vehicle.

Brothers Ezra and Alex Cimino-Hurt marry classic electronics with vintage luggage to produce stunning, hand-built, one-of-a-kind Case of Bass portable sound systems.

Grays of Westminster has just sold an enormous and rare Nikkor fisheye lens for the equally gargantuan price of £100,000 to an unnamed overseas collector.