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The Archives: Paul Newman's Daytona
Three words on the backIn 1969 Paul Newman played a racing driver in Winning. His wife on screen was his wife off it, Joanne Woodward. Somewhere around the making of that film, she bought him a Rolex Daytona, reference 6239, built the year before.She had the caseback engraved with three words: DRIVE
Editor's NotesWhere We're Going: The Tesla Roadster Takes Flight
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Ruinart Explores Scale and Living Landscapes with Tadashi Kawamata
Ruinart unveiled Tadashi Kawamata’s monumental timber installation at Art Basel Paris before expanding the environmental conversation to Reims with Ars in Campania.
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Azimut’s Magellano 27M and a New Measure of Innovation
The Design Innovation Award recognizes a yacht that values life on board over mere novelty, suggesting a shift in how the industry measures progress.
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Editor's PickAudemars Piguet Wants to Know Where Its Watches Go Next
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AMG Defines Its Electric Future With the GT SUV
The next chapter for Mercedes-AMG has arrived in the form of the GT SUV. It is the first full-size sport utility vehicle to be developed entirely in-house by the Affalterbach performance division. This is not a modified Mercedes-Benz platform. It is a ground-up statement of intent, built on the bran
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Morgan Opens Its Design Studio to Fifty Drivers
Morgan invites fifty sports car buyers into its Malvern design studio for personal consultations under a new factory program.
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WITH GB1: Bringing It Home
Britain has challenged for the America’s Cup 23 times, more than any other nation, and never won it. The competition began in British waters, with a race around the Isle of Wight in 1851, hosted by the Royal Yacht Squadron.Two years ago, the British team came closer than any in modern history. In Ba
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