Magnus Walker’s Legendary Porsche Collection is up for Auction
A 159-lot collection spanning nearly five decades of Porsche history is now open for bidding, offering a rare glimpse into the world of Magnus Walker.
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Breitling Elevates the Navitimer Legacy With Concorde Tribute and High-Complication B19 Duo
Breitling expands its iconic Navitimer lineup with two remarkable releases: a limited Tribute to Concorde celebrating supersonic aviation history, and the technically advanced Navitimer B19 perpetual calendar chronographs.
Vinyl Sales Pass a Billion Dollars, But That Isn’t the Real Story
The return of the record isn't about nostalgia. It's about what we choose to own in a world of endless digital access.
The Doctor’s Prescription for Pre-Prohibition Whiskey
A government ban, a doctor's note, and a handful of distilleries created some of the most sought-after bottles in the world.
Our Favorite Watches at the Oscars 2026
The Oscars red carpet has always been a showcase for exceptional tailoring and bold statements, but in 2026 the watches stole just as much attention as the gowns and tuxedos. From ultra-rare independents to diamond-set icons, this year’s ceremony delivered an impressive mix of haute horlogerie and vintage classics.
The Real Show at the Oscars Happens Off Stage
The awards are the excuse, not the main event. A look at the candid moments from the 2026 Oscars reveals a hidden story about power, performance and the social currency of Hollywood.
The full list of Oscars winners
Michael B. Jordan wins Best Actor for Sinners, Timothée Chalamet, Leonardo DiCaprio, Ethan Hawke and Wagner Moura were also nominated. Sean Penn takes Best Supporting Actor for One Battle after Another.
Christian von Koenigsegg Patents a Radical Closed Wing Aircraft Concept
Christian von Koenigsegg, the visionary behind Koenigsegg Automotive, has filed a patent for an innovative aircraft design built around a closed wing structure. The concept connects the main wing with the rear stabilizer to reduce aerodynamic losses and dramatically improve efficiency.
The London Frank Auerbach Built in Paint
A monumental painting from his 70-year residency in Mornington Crescent arrives at Christie's, thick with the history of a city and an artist who refused to look away.
Objects of Desire: How the Year's Best Films Are Shaping What We Collect
A new curation from Sotheby's reveals a deeper connection between the stories we watch and the objects we want to own.
The Veyron That Was Never Meant to Last
Bugatti has restored its world-record-setting Super Sport prototype, elevating a hard-used development car into a certified piece of history.
The Unforgiving Math of the Chinese Grand Prix
The Shanghai International Circuit is a place of extremes, and its return to the calendar presents a unique technical and strategic challenge for the entire grid.
The Ferrari Amalfi Spider Feels Like a Return to Emotion
As Ferrari navigates the conversation around Luce, the Amalfi Spider brings the focus back to the experience of driving and to a more timeless side of the brand.
Aboard Starfire, the Day Is the Destination
On the STARFIRE superyacht, luxury is not about an abundance of choice, but the thoughtful removal of it. A day at sea is a choreographed experience, designed to unfold with a seamless and intuitive rhythm.
Basquiat’s Guard Takes Center Stage at Sotheby's
A monumental painting about a museum guard is expected to fetch over $45 million, placing the raw energy of Jean-Michel Basquiat inside the very system he observed.
TAG Heuer Names Béatrice Goasglas CEO, Signalling a Sharper Digital Future
TAG Heuer has appointed Béatrice Goasglas as CEO, effective May 1, 2026, in a move that feels both deliberate and revealing for where the brand wants to go next.Having joined the maison in 2018 as VP of Digital and Client Experience, Goasglas went on to lead Asia Pacific and later the Americas, buil
Azimut Arrives in Palm Beach With a Fleet of Answers
At the Palm Beach International Boat Show, the Italian builder is making a complex argument about the future of life on the water.
Robert Mnuchin and the $130 Million Question
The personal collection of the former trader turned art world force goes to auction, turning a private vision into a very public event.