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The Last Emperor's Watch

A rare Patek Philippe Ref 96 Quantieme Lune is among several historic artefacts owned by the final emperor of the Qing dynasty that will be offered for auction by Phillips in association with Bacs & Russo

Get Smart

Garmin's Fênix 7X Solar can last four times longer than its predecessor, making it a perfect workout companion

Photo Op

For its latest release, the German camera maker Leica resurrects a (very) old favourite, one that marries the photographer's skill with its own exquisite engineering

Join The Club

The 2023 Mini Cooper S Clubman is a compact station wagon that knows how to have fun

LONG LIVE THE KINGS

Electric vehicles are now gaining ground on the combustion-powered performance cars that have long held sway. But one thing hasn't changed: the fierce competition to be crowned kings of the road. Here is a specially curated fleet of top contenders from Robb Report's annual Car of the Year line-up

Well Thrilled

The most exhilarating experiences money can buy

REFIK ANADOL

The prolific and progressive new media artist on inspirations, multitasking and why art made with technology isn't as scary as it sounds

Raise a Glass to Change

Scholarship programmes and foundations are intent on diversifying the wine world, but the rate of change has been slow

Hold The Steak, Pour The Cabernet

What on earth do you pair with grilled zucchini? As cuisine becomes more vegetable-forward, top chefs and sommeliers are asking that very question.

Return Of The King

Porsche’s new hybrid racer aims to return the marque to endurance racing dominance.

Mo' Money Mo' Problems

An exploding demographic of serious buyers is jostling relationships between brands and long-time collectors – and invite-only releases just add to the strain.

How VIP Are You, Really?

There are very important clients, and then there are very, very important clients. Here's how to know where you rank.

Good Day, Sunshine

Whether you are exploring ocean depths or spending lazy days by the pool, make the most of the moment with these high-octane sports watches.

That's Rich (No, Really)

The zeitgeist’s favourite shows about billionaires behaving badly live and die by the details, from watches to wine to yacht design. So how do the producers get things so right?

Clean-Air Turbulence

Sustainability in private aviation is on the horizon, but the path to get there is far from straightforward.

A Hypercar in Need Of Hype

The US$1.28 million, V6-powered, Czech Republic–built Praga Bohema has been rocketing under the radar—but not for long.

Splendid Isolation

Want to get away— really away? With its newest Phinisi-style stunner, Rascal Voyages remains Indonesia’s most stylish and original yacht charter.

More In The Tank

Basking in Automobili Lamborghini’s most profitable year in its history, Paolo Poma, the company’s chief financial officer and managing director, sheds light on what fuels the Italian luxury carmaker.

Sex, Drugs and The Starship

How this tricked-out Boeing jumbo became the most famous plane in rock ‘n’ roll history.

Still Crazy After All These Years

Hublot is an unrivalled proponent of audacious watchmaking. CEO Ricardo Guadalupe takes us down the road less travelled.

ROAR POWER

Like the stupendously engineered Ferrari Daytona SP3 it channels, Montblanc's Ferrari Stilema SP3 writing instrument is a smart and sexy machine.

Coming In Haute

Market maturation and converging industry trends have triggered a surge in interest for timepieces that marry quality with originality— and here’s where top fashion houses shine.

The Sweet Life

In the face of a return to normalcy, the Italian ideal of la dolce vita takes us back to what truly matters by way of sartorial expressions.

Savile Who?

London's coolest new tailors don't work on Savile Row. The capital's bespoke tailoring scene is in rude health, thanks to a new breed of young entrepreneurs who have left fashion's most famous street to set up on their own. Here are five you should know.

THE ANSWERS WITH... JAISAL SINGH

The author, conservationist and entrepreneur discusses his morning routine, vintage car collection and the dishes he loves to cook.

You Can Go Home Again

In Ireland, Josh Condon and his father walk back through their family’s history. It takes them to the most unexpected places.

Changing Times, Changing Vines

As heat waves and biting frost cause havoc and alter the oenological maps, Brian Freedman offers advice for collectors navigating this new world.

The Patina Effect

The Maldivian experience for travellers is given an update for the new decade with Patina’s diverse restaurant offerings.

Saving For The Future

With climate disasters on the rise, philanthropists are focusing their efforts toward protecting the planet.

Restomod Revolution

Finally, yacht restoration catches up with its auto counterparts as an increasing number of classics are reimagined.