Guests of The Brando have access to some of the most impressive dive sites in the world
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Terrestrial exploration is so last century. Card-carrying members of the Travelers’ Century Club—globetrotters who have visited 100 or more countries—have increasingly been drawn underwater, where a growing array of next-level
Bushmills There might not be a spirits category out there right now that’s risen to the occasion more than Irish whiskey. Yes, you’ve probably shot your fair share of Irish whiskey, but on the brink of St. Patrick’s Day, rethink what you thought you knew about the spirit. Author: Beau Hayhoe
Courtesy McLaren McLaren is having its best Formula 1 season in nearly 20 years, and looks like a good bet to win both the Drivers’ and Constructors’ World Championships this year, an impressive feat to say the least. McLaren’s star drivers Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris have been burning up Author: Jared Paul Stern
Azienda Agricola COS Rami Sicily is a really cool place to make wine. For one, it’s an island crowned by an active volcano, so a good percentage of the wines made on the island have this power and grit from the volcanic soil. Secondly, while much of Europe’s grape vines Author: Kate Dingwall
After nearly a quarter-century absence, the first Land Rover Defender came back to the U.S. in 2020 via the four-door 110. Shortly after came the shorter, two-door Defender 90. This year, the longest Defender 130’s arrival completed the trio’s stateside return. As if to say the entire Defender lineup Author: Maxim Staff
Tudor The luxury watch trade show Watches and Wonders has already brought with it some stunning new releases, and Tudor is getting in on the fun with a series of revamped Tudor Black Bay designs. Last year’s Watches and Wonders saw the introduction of a silver and gold Black Author: Beau Hayhoe
There’s a sweet spot between utility and style when it comes to GMT watches, and the affordable, American-made timepiece maestros at Timex have upped the ante once more with the new Timex Deepwater Reef 200. (Timex) The sub-$500 watch ($479, to be precise) joins a growing Timex lineup of GMT Author: Beau Hayhoe