“This watch brings with it a sense of lightness and dignity. It evokes thoughts of spring and summer shores, docksides and with them the promise of discovery; evocative of the classic elegance from Longines.” – Henry Cavill
The Swiss duo's win at the Louis Vuitton Watch Prize signals a shift for the independent makers, placing them firmly on the main stage.
Jonathan Wheatley’s departure is more than just a personnel change. It’s a signal about where belief is shifting ahead of 2026.
For its latest prestige cuvée, the Champagne house enlists artist Paola Paronetto to create a new context for its history.
For the Japanese Grand Prix, the team known for its silver arrows is adopting a temporary identity that says more about the state of Formula 1 than just a paint job.
Bentley partners with British jeweler Boodles to create a new design specification, exploring a shared northern heritage through details meant to be felt, not just seen.
The final edition of the brand's most contemporary watch arrives in a stark, monochrome form, closing one chapter to make way for the next.
Looking back at the lineage, from the 288 GTO to the LaFerrari, reveals a conversation about performance, technology, and identity.
Christopher Ward adds a local jumping hour hand to the C63 True GMT and says building the flyer GMT movement was a difficult, longer-than-expected journey.
The new Factor ONE bicycle is a collaboration that tests whether the spirit of a hypercar can be translated to human-powered performance.
Vacheron Constantin looks beyond the mechanics of time to explore the shared values of craft, culture, and reflection during the holy month of Ramadan.
The legendary train is partnering with the Parisian beauty Maison to create a dedicated spa car, turning travel time into an act of wellness.
In Old Fort Bay, a $59 million estate reconsiders the line between a private home and a personal resort, offering a new perspective on the architecture of seclusion.
The actor’s role in the upcoming F1 film is about more than just playing a driver. It’s about capturing a world, an ethos, and the gravity of a living legend.
Seven years of profit is not just a financial result for the Crewe carmaker. It is the freedom to define its own future, on its own terms.
An upcoming Phillips auction looks past the brand's most famous watch to reveal a deeper, more complicated design history.
Inside the Cheval Blanc Paris hotel, a Japanese restaurant just received one of the city's highest culinary honors.
The new Virtuoso Collection from Mulliner treats the cabin not as a cockpit, but as a concert hall where the Naim audio system is the main event.
