Breguet Makes Its Movement the Main Event
For 2026, Breguet revitalises its Tradition collection, putting the founder's mechanical legacy on full display with clever changes for a contemporary feel.
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Baglietto Sells Third T60, Blurring The Line Between Deck and Saloon
The 60-meter project from Francesco Paszkowski Design continues the shipyard's focus on a seamless indoor-outdoor experience, with delivery set for 2029.
The 80-Metre Project Zurich Meets The Sea
The Amels 80 Project Zurich has begun sea trials, the final step in its build journey before delivery to its owner later this year.
Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Platinum Duometre Is Pure Mechanical Theory
A triple-axis tourbillon, two separate power sources, and a perpetual calendar that can be set backwards, all cased in platinum and limited to 20 pieces.
Porsche’s New 911 Turbo S Sadu Edition Celebrates 70 Years In Kuwait
Porsche has unveiled a highly exclusive 911 Turbo S Sadu Edition to celebrate 70 years in Kuwait. Limited to just 20 examples, the special model blends the latest 992.II Turbo S with traditional Kuwaiti Sadu-inspired detailing and bespoke craftsmanship from Porsche Exclusive Manufaktur.
The Veyron Before the Veyron
One of just six pre-production cars, Veyron Chassis 5.1 was a tool, a test bed, and an ambassador. Now, its full story has been told.
180 Hours To Carve a Myth onto a Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso
It takes a master engraver 180 hours to complete the case of the new Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Hybris Artistica Calibre 179 Pegasus. This is what that time creates.
The Pocket Watch That Defined the Modern Olympics
In 1932, OMEGA pocket watch chronographs were chosen to time the Los Angeles Olympics. That decision shaped how we measure athletic greatness to this day.
One Watch, One Car, One Weekend on Lake Como
A. Lange & Söhne continues its 15-year partnership with the Concorso d’Eleganza, awarding a unique chronograph to the owner of a 1937 BMW.
Villa San Michele Reopens Above Florence
Following an 18-month renovation, the 15th-century Belmond hotel enters a new chapter with its first spa and a refined culinary program.
Inside LVMH’s Plan for a Post-Carbon Future
With its 2025 Responsibility Report, LVMH details a strategy where carbon reduction, human development, and cultural patronage are no longer ambitions, but operational facts.
A Billion Dollars in 48 Hours at Christie's
Sir Jony Ive built the rostrum. The LoveFrom team made it by hand in oak, for Christie's 260th anniversary, and on Monday night in Rockefeller Center two auctioneers stood behind it and spent seven minutes selling a single Pollock.Number 7A, 1948. Thirty-five inches tall, one hundred and thirty-one
Breitling’s Chronomat Evolves, But Never Forgets The Pilots
The 90s status symbol returns with a focus on subtle engineering and a fully integrated design, evolving an icon through small but significant refinements.
A. Lange & Söhne’s Cabaret and the 0.15 Millimeter Detail
Limited to 50 pieces, the new rectangular tourbillon is an exercise in microscopic craft, starting with a dial sculpted from solid honey gold.
Pagani Presents Two Visions of the Zonda on Lake Como
On the shores of Lake Como, Pagani displays two different Zondas that reveal two distinct philosophies: one of perfect preservation, the other of total transformation.
Riva Classiche and the Business of Preservation
The legendary boat builder has created a division dedicated to one thing: ensuring its history remains seaworthy.
At Villa d'Este, A 1937 BMW Defines the Present
On the shores of Lake Como, a 1937 BMW 328 “Bügelfalte” won Best of Show, while the brand premiered its vision for the future of the V8 grand tourer.
Pat Riley And The Armani Era That Changed Sideline Style Forever
Long before tunnel fits and luxury partnerships became part of basketball culture, Pat Riley brought Italian tailoring to the NBA sidelines. What started with a meeting in Milan in 1982 helped redefine how leadership, confidence and style could coexist in sports.