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The mechanics of flight have changed vastly over the years since Hamilton first introduced its classic pilot’s watches, but what hasn’t changed is the dependable nature of those timepieces. Now, some modern tweaks are breathing new life into Hamilton’s storied aviation heritage.
The Hamilton Khaki Aviation Pilot Collection
(RM Sotheby’s) Most of today’s most valuable classic cars would get smoked in speed tests by a modern counterparts. But the McLaren F1, dubbed the “Car of the Century” upon debut at the 1992 Monaco Grand Prix, has managed to hold on to a record for three decades and Author: Maxim Staff
J.Crew J. Crew just established its very own vintage watch store for your inner collector to obsess over. It’s a serious endeavor too, as the preppie outfitter is offering some truly unique and visually striking luxury timepieces from the last 50 years or more available, often at pretty reasonable prices. Author: Steve Huff
(BMW) BMW’s flagship 7 Series luxury sedan has entered a new electric era. The existing turbocharged inline-six and twin-turbo V8 powertrain options are joined by the all-electric xDrive60 in the i7. (BMW) Dual electric motors produce a total of 536 horsepower, with the 101.7 kWh battery pack providing around Author: Maxim Staff
Sometimes, when it rains, it pours — or rather, in the case of Tag Heuer, some weeks signal a truly momentous occasion for releasing a slew of stylish, performance-minded new watches, as has been the case with the start of LVMH Watch Week. The week will also see a Author: Beau Hayhoe
I was headed to Argentina to cook with Francis Mallmann. The Francis Mallmann. The maverick chef who turned his back on decades of Michelin training to flip the culinary world on its head, winning the Grand Prix de l‘Art de la Cuisine at age 40 with Argentine dishes described as Author: Duncan Quinn
The roots of the Loch Lomond Distillery reach back to 1814, when it first started crafting whisky on the shores of Alexandria, Scotland. The present endeavor, however, launched in 1964 and produced spirits until 1984, when the infamous “Whisky Loch” shuttered distilleries across Caledonia. For three years Loch Lomond remained Author: Nicolas Stecher