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Limited to just 18 examples priced at $780,000 apiece, Jacob & Co.’s new Astronomia Maestro Worldtime Tourbillon is astounding even at first glance. Upon further inspection it appears nearly impossible.
Because, just for starters, its miniature globe and astronaut are no mere design flour- ish—the former
Courtesy The Dorchester Collection When it comes to Milanese luxury hotels, one name has long stood out from the rest: Hotel Principe di Savoia. One of the most iconic luxury hotels in Europe, the historic landmark, now part of the prestigious Dorchester Collection, over the years it has played host Author: Jared Paul Stern
Winter weather requires a different kind of style arsenal, especially as far as buzzed-about Supreme menswear is concerned. The legendary NYC brand’s block-red logo pops on a t-shirt, after all, but brisk temperatures deserve something with a bit more fortitude. Enter the Supreme x The North Face Fall 2023 Collection, Author: Beau Hayhoe
(Porsche) Following the warmly received 1950s-style 911 Targa 4S Heritage Design Edition and the 1960s-style 911 Sport Classic, Porsche continues is chronological drive down memory lane with the 911 Spirit 70, a new collector sports car built on the bones of the 911 Carrera GTS Cabriolet. (Porsche) The Author: Maxim Staff
Sotheby’s You very well might say that the best luxury watches on the market are truly priceless, but when a watch goes for more than seven figures at auction, it’s worth taking notice. The Cartier Cheich Watch is already a timepiece that defies convention, and it’s now got a $1.1 Author: Beau Hayhoe
Nicolas Bijan and model Bregje Heinen wearing Bijan designs (House of Bijan) The House of Bijan is one of the most illustrious names in men’s lifestyle and fashion—practically a byword for luxury itself, thanks to founder Bijan Pakzad who practically invented the concept when he established the brand in Author: Jared Paul Stern
It’s not all that often that a steadfast shoe is due for a reboot (pun intended), but the best classic boots offer a nice jumping-off point. That’s perhaps why British menswear brand Percival used two timeless pairs of Clarks boots as a blank canvas for some fresh fall footwear. Author: Beau Hayhoe