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Hamilton is based in Switzerland. That doesn’t change the fact that it was a truly American watchmaker from its founding in 1892 until it ended American manufacturing operations in 1969.
With its new Khaki Pilot Pioneer, Hamilton pays homage to its history in America and the
Credit: Chateau Montrose, Kate Dingwall Located in a famed wine-producing commune in Medoc, France, this classified second growth vineyard was planted way back in 1855. Today, Château Montrose still makes earnest, dedicated wines in true Left Bank fashion. Despite the old school providence, the winery employs lots of forward thinking initiatives Author: Kate Dingwall
WhistlePig Acclaimed Vermont distillery WhistlePig has unveiled two non-alcoholic rye whiskeys that could help Dry January drinkers spice up their booze-free beverage options. The main difference between the two limited edition bottles is that one non-alcoholic rye is infused with “locally sourced, fair trade, Vermont hemp extract CBD,” and Author: Maxim Staff
Bob’s Watches To say the market continues to boom for vintage Rolex watches is an understatement, but despite the plethora of ways to get a retro “Rollie” onto your wrist, there are still some timepieces proving exceptionally hard to track down. That’s where Bob’s Watches comes into play: The Author: Beau Hayhoe
Courtesy Victorinox One of the last design projects Virgil Abloh completed before his passing in 2021 was to create his own version of the iconic, official Swiss Army Knife. While not as high profile as his work for the likes of Louis Vuitton and Mercedes-Benz, the collaboration with Victorinox, which Author: Jared Paul Stern
Forget Le Mans, the entire Fast and the Furious franchise, and even 2020’s Ford vs Ferrari, because director Michael Mann’s Ferrari is being hailed as the “first great car movie.” That’s according to The Wall Street Journal’s Pulitzer Prize-winning auto columnist Dan Neil, who has Author: Maxim Staff
(Persol) Legacy and heritage tends to mean a great deal in the world of style, and Persol is leaning into that pedigree with its latest sunglasses collection, a stylish set of shades inspired by Netflix’s Formula 1 mini-series Senna. The three racing-inspired frames takes its style cues from F1 legend Author: Beau Hayhoe