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In 2017, a Rolex Daytona owned by legendary movie star and avid race car driver Paul Newman made history with a $17,752,500 sale. The record-setting Rollie promptly disappeared from the public view…until now.
Hypebeast reports that the Rolex “Paul Newman” Daytona Ref 6239 has resurfaced at the
Co-founders Jean-Sebastien Siow (left) and Jean-Jeremie Siow (right).(Suitablee) Presented by The Daily Buzz The unparalleled sense of confidence, poise, and elegance that a well-tailored suit can impart to men is incomparable. But the cost of bespoke suits can be prohibitive. Enter SUITABLEE, a pioneering AI-enabled custom suit brand Author: Greg Davis
(Karissa Hosek/RM Sotheby’s) Alongside a $1 million Porsche 918 Spyder and this super-rare Jaguar XJ220, the upcoming RM Sotheby’s Arizona event will feature a Mercedes 300SL Gullwing that could command a $9 million bid. That’s over four times what pristine examples of the 20th century’s greatest sports car usually fetch Author: Brandon Friederich
Presented by Girt Daily Mentors play a critical role in helping people achieve their career goals. From Aristotle guiding Alexander the Great to Warren Buffet and Bill Gates learning from each other, those who have changed the world often had someone guiding and supporting them in their journey. Serial Author: Sara Smith
Getty Images The Nintendo 64 recently turned 25, having debuted in North America on September 29, 1996. To celebrate the iconic cartridge console’s quarter-century anniversary, Uproxx undertook the daunting task of using pure data—NOT editorial opinion—to pick the the top 100 Nintendo 64 video games of all time. Uproxx Author: Maxim Staff
(Unsplash) Maxim is channeling the undeniable allure of black-and-white photography with Shades of Grey—a competition that challenges models to master the interplay of light, shadow, and emotion. This isn’t just about looking good—it’s about telling a story, evoking a mood, and capturing that timeless aesthetic. What’s The Maxim Shades Author: Maxim Staff
(Credit: La Crema) La Crema is best known for excellent everyday wines—rich Chardonnays, aromatic Sauvignon Blancs, and juicy Pinot Noirs. But look beyond those entry-level offerings, and La Crema has a broad range of wines that show off specific areas of Sonoma Valley, Napa’s more coastal sister region. There’s covetable bottles Author: Kate Dingwall