Ben Esden

Natural stone dials are back. From Rolex’s Tiger Iron GMT to Piaget’s 70s icons, 2025’s boldest watches prove we’re still drawn to a pretty face.

The Philips i9000 Prestige Ultra redefines grooming with AI-powered precision, custom shave modes, and a sanitising charging case, offering a smarter, smoother, and longer-lasting shave experience.

Van Heusen’s wrinkle-free shirts, performance jackets and easy-care linen suits are designed for busy weeks, delivering flexibility, polish and comfort with less ironing and more wear.

Tariffs aren’t the only threat to watch prices. Labour shortages, soaring material costs, and in-house R&D are quietly making movements more expensive for collectors worldwide.

Nike’s Metcon 10 is lighter, stronger, and more responsive than ever, blending athlete-driven innovation with versatility to thrive under heavy lifts, sprints, and real-world training demands.

Saudi Arabia’s NEOM adds a mountain golf course in Trojena, combining altitude, spectacle, and ambition — the latest move in MBS’s $5B sporting empire.

Brad Pitt’s on-screen role in F1: The Movie has turned the IWC Ingenieur Automatic 40 into an impossible-to-buy icon, skyrocketing values on the secondary market.

Rolex isn’t immune to the luxury downturn, but Chrono24 data shows collectors are leaning into Datejust models, proving heritage and versatility trump hype in today’s softened market.

The US tariff shock has fractured the global watch market, forcing Swiss brands, retailers and collectors into tough choices as prices climb and buying habits shift.

The Bell & Ross BR-X3 condenses the bold X-series philosophy into a 41mm case, combining layered construction, in-house mechanics, and architectural design with everyday wearability.

The luxury slowdown has softened prices and shaken the industry, but on Chrono24 TAG Heuer’s icons still attract collectors. The Monaco, Carrera, and Aquaracer prove heritage and value outweigh hype in today’s market.

Four Seasons is taking its signature luxury to sea with a 14-deck invitation-only superyacht, headlined by a $4.5m glass-walled penthouse and private island-style marina.

Rolex briefly teased an “Accessories” tab online, hinting at a potential expansion into cuff links, leather goods, or eyewear. A small slip, but one with big implications.

Too close to call.

While luxury stumbles, collectors are piling into watches with permanence. From vintage grails to independents, the future of collecting is being shaped by what resists the downturn.

The Philips i9000 Prestige Ultra delivers AI-powered precision, advanced hygiene, and personalised comfort, setting a new standard for modern men’s grooming in one intelligent device.

From a Saxon village workshop to modern horological icons, A. Lange & Söhne forged German precision into an art form, redefining luxury watchmaking beyond Swiss tradition.

Instagram watch dealers have transformed the grey market into a spectacle, flipping Rolex Daytonas and Audemars Piguet Royal Oaks live online for an audience hooked on fast profits.

Concept watches were never meant to exist. From Rolex’s anti-concepts to Ulysse Nardin’s Freak, these experimental horological moonshots became grails in today’s secret market.

From popular names to underground labels, find stylish, high-performance apparel to elevate your workout game in 2025.

Men are turning to stylists for clarity, confidence, and control. From boardroom makeovers to dating confidence, personal style is no longer a luxury. It’s an essential upgrade.

A. Lange & Söhne’s ZEITWERK DATE in pink gold is a radical mechanical statement — digital-style display, pure engineering, and bold defiance beneath the dial.

Still hunting for Father’s Day gifts? Our 2025 Australian gift guide has the best ideas for dads and grandads. Smart tech, grooming, training shoes, and top-shelf tequila.

Omoda’s new 9 SHS hybrid SUV lands in Australia with 395kW of power, bold styling, and enough luxury tech to worry its Euro rivals.

Inside the world’s most exclusive watch clubs, entry is earned through years of high-value purchases, unlocking private lounges where the real luxury is access and belonging.

A record 142,000 millionaires are on the move in 2025, and while Australia isn’t leading the pack, its stability and lifestyle still make it a contender.

AI concierges are redefining luxury travel for high-net-worth individuals, replacing human interaction with seamless, silent service tailored entirely to your preferences — no small talk required.

Luxury watch brands are talking sustainability. From recycled steel to bio straps. But are they helping the planet, or just selling another story with a green label?

Breitling brought surf, style, and Swiss precision to the Gold Coast, unveiling new Superocean models, luxury eyewear, and a bold new in-house movement.

TAG Heuer is gaining ground in Australia as Rolex prices climb and stock vanishes. With F1 backing and cultural cachet, it’s mounting a serious challenge.

Sydney’s running scene has exploded. With its Marathon now a Major and ASICS dropping a collector’s shoe, the city has officially gone stride for stride with the world.

Maserati and Alfa Romeo are hinting at a manual supercar, built in Modena, reviving their shared legacy just as the analogue era nears extinction.

Luxury’s long boom is over. As the global market corrects, Hermès, Rolex and Cartier thrive. while LVMH, Gucci and Swatch face harsh new realities.

We tried and tested ten of the most popular men's t-shirt brands.

Sydney’s real estate market is thriving, and Gavin Rubinstein is reaping the rewards. His recent On Time superyacht charter is the ultimate luxury escape for a super agent.

The Old Fashioned gets a modern upgrade with 1800 Añejo Tequila: ged, agave-rich, and smoother than your mate’s Hinge bio.