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Timex first began transitioning from automatic to quartz-powered timepieces back in the 1970s, but a parade of Q Timex reissues from that decade, including this “mystery dial” 1975 Enigma, have proven to be just as popular as the original designs they’re channeling. Now the classic American watch brand
How much would you be willing to spend on a bottle of fine Irish whiskey? It seems that number seemingly has no limits, at least if the latest blockbuster whiskey sale from The Craft Irish Whiskey Co. is any indication: The company’s covetable Emerald Isle set just fetched an Earth-shattering Author: Beau Hayhoe
(Eric Bosworth/Insurance Elevated) Presented by Sara Smith Life insurance has always been controversial for companies with high stakes due to its negative public perception. Insurance Elevated, a life and health insurance provider, has stepped in to revive the industry’s public perception, enhance the work culture for professionals, and prioritize Author: Sara Smith
(Rolex) This ultra-rare Rolex Sky Dweller comes with some serious star power. Drake fans may recognize it from DJ Khaled’s new music video for “Staying Alive,” which also features the Canadian rap star alongside Lil Baby. Citing a now-removed Hypebeast article, Robb Report explains that the model is Author: Maxim Staff
Hilton/Waldorf Astoria The phrase “work from home,” or rather, “work from anywhere,” continues to take on an ever-more bold, luxurious and rather stunning meaning, particularly when it comes to flexible, luxury living in exotic global locales. Ever fancied living and working in Costa Rica, for instance? The anticipated 2025 arrival Author: Beau Hayhoe
Atlantis—the behemoth Bahamian resort best known for its pink architecture, family-friendly waterslides and manta ray lagoons—is offering a $25,000 VIP package to lure deep-pocketed guests. The five-night getaway deal, pegged to the property’s 25th anniversary, comes as Atlantis seeks to upgrade its fine dining scene by gobbling up restaurants overseen Author: Maxim Staff
Few models have popularized the naked motorcycle segment like the Ducati Monster. It stood as a celebration of two-wheeled minimalism upon debut in 1993. In the words of its designer, Miguel Galluzzi, “All you need is: a seat, tank, engine, two wheels and handlebar.” (Ducati) Three decades and 350,000 Author: Maxim Staff