Richard Mille & Ferrari Create World’s Thinnest Watch
(Richard Mille)
Richard Mille took just over three months to shave hundredths of millimeters off the world’s-thinnest-watch record set by Bulgari, and Ferrari gets to share in the glory.
(Richard Mille)
Richard Mille took just over three months to shave hundredths of millimeters off the world’s-thinnest-watch record set by Bulgari, and Ferrari gets to share in the glory.
Hodinkee If Leica has sought to teach photography enthusiasts one thing, it’s that there’s always room for improvement in the quality of your photos and indeed, in the gear used to capture everyday moments big and small. Perhaps that’s why pushing the envelope is so important to the famed Author: Beau Hayhoe
Tesla Elon Musk says the second-generation Tesla Roadster will at long last arrive in 2023, a full six years after first being unveiled. The EV brand’s CEO responded to a Twitter user who inquired into the status of what will be Tesla’s highest-performing yet ever following the Author: Brandon Friederich
(Castello Banfi in Montalcino, Italy/Photo: A. Brookshaw) Banfi winery may be renowned for its Brunellos and Cabernets, but this Castello Banfi Summus Toscana IGT Super Tuscan is among the brand’s most reliably satisfying offerings. The Italian winemaker, owned by third-generation family proprietor Cristina Mariani-May, not only produces boatloads of bold Author: Maxim Staff
(G-Shock/Hodinkee) John Mayer is working with G-Shock and Hodinkee one last time on a horological love letter to the ’80s-era Casio instruments of his formative years. (G-Shock/Hodinkee) This marks the third and final yearly collaboration between the Dead & Co. singer/guitarist and the watch-centric brands. The first Author: Maxim Staff
(Ralph Lauren) Ralph Lauren’s style cues are all Americana, all the time, from richly crafted denim to preppy polos. There’s also a series of elegantly crafted watches to match, and in this case, the Ralph Lauren American Western Watch Collection draws on the Wild West, and then some. (Ralph Author: Beau Hayhoe
(Photo: Warner Bros) Christian Bale has revealed the one thing it would take for him to reprise his iconic turn as Batman in the venerable DC film franchise. Bale—who starred in director Christopher Nolan’s Batman Begins in 2005, the critically-lauded sequel The Dark Knight in 2008 and The Dark Knight Author: Maxim Staff