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The Cartier Roadster launches in Australia this month, fourteen years after it was discontinued, with the car-inspired favourite back in steel, two-tone and yellow gold.

Rod Stewart's old 1998 Lamborghini Diablo VT Roadster is being auctioned online by Lloyds, with bidding starting at one dollar and closing on October 31.

Saying goodbye to the Audi RS4 was hard, but what replaced it was a pleasant surprise.

While Swiss watch giants chase ever-higher prices, Raymond Weil's Elie Bernheim is quietly winning by knowing exactly what his brand is worth, and charging accordingly.

The 2027 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 lands in Australia at $299,990, undercutting the old car by $36,000 and letting buyers spec every detail from the factory.

Four unique Daytonas fetched US$49.4 million in London for charity. It won't touch your Submariner's value, but it tells collectors where Rolex is heading next.

A decommissioned Boeing 727 once fitted out for the ultra-wealthy now sits on shipping containers in Bristol, and anyone can now book it on Airbnb.

The reigning F1 world champion is fronting Etihad's Business Class in new campaign imagery, and Oscar Piastri's helmet already carries the airline's logo every weekend.

Taylor Sheridan built a streaming empire on cowboy hats and Billy Bob Thornton monologues. Here is every show, ranked from genuine prestige to genuine punishment.

Leonardo DiCaprio, Anna Wintour, Jon Bon Jovi and Ian McKellen packed the O2 Arena for the 2026 Laver Cup, where Roger Federer played host again.

Two versions are on the official team store, starting at £220, and the adidas Motorsport Instagram launch post has already pulled more than 122,000 likes.

A reported one-of-22 BMW Individual Messing Metallic E46 M3 has surfaced in Sydney.

Loulou Bontemps has six million pounds of watches to place and no interest in the obvious ones. Her rule is the opposite of the market's.

Alfa Romeo has given every model in its lineup a Luna Rossa makeover, but the special series is only confirmed for European buyers so far.

XPENG's new L03 coupe-SUV undercuts the Geely EX5, looks twice its price, and offers Aussie buyers a range-extender for the same money as the base EV.

Panerai has shrunk its 1993 Luminor to 42mm for the first time, keeping the 500m water resistance and three-day movement. Australian pricing starts at $10,500.

We asked the woman behind the most scrutinised wardrobe on television for her rules. She named two brands and spent the rest discussing seams instead.

Loulou Bontemps dresses the best dressed show on streaming. Most of it is vintage, borrowed or bought secondhand, and she is happy to explain how.

Melbourne's Daniel Hughes sold his construction company to chase an American football dream. Now the 28-year-old punter is the most roasted man in college sport.

Kylian Mbappé has left Nike for On after almost twenty years, and it could turn out to be the most expensive contract Nike never renewed.

Oscar winner Taika Waititi strung a 2.3-tonne Zeekr 7X from a studio roof and used its headlights to light seven wildly cinematic photographs in Auckland.

Hublot and Jeff Koons have reworked the Classic Fusion into a puffed-up, high-gloss tribute to Balloon Dog, with just 200 pieces made in each colourway.

After twelve years as an AP ambassador, Serena Williams finally has her own Royal Oak, a 38mm white ceramic chronograph with a pink mother-of-pearl dial.

Volkswagen's Mission Efficiency prototype looks like it was designed by George Jetson.

Ugo Ugochukwu became the first American F3 champion, and the only thing anyone wants to talk about is whether he fits in an F1 car.

Three years after Singapore's biggest money laundering raid, the spoils are going under the hammer online, including roughly 250 Hermès handbags and a 15-carat yellow diamond.

Joanna Wietrzyk pushed through a Beijing race and set the fastest time. Hyrox has since apologised, changed its rulebook, and copped questions about its officiating.

Excerpt: Two weeks living with McLaren's hybrid supercar in Sydney. Groceries, airport runs, West Head at dawn, and no dramas at all. This is livin’. 

Heritage numbers are a solved market with two decades of results. Words, brands and place names are the unpriced end, and one May auction just showed why.

Six jewellery cleaners that actually work across every precious metal, from the polish-infused cloth that lives in my drawer to the ultrasonic machine that will wreck your chain.

Every version carries a petrol generator, and the top model's roof pops into a tent. Deliveries start within five weeks, but not in Australia yet.

The world number one skipped the US Open with a knee problem, then turned up at the Italian Grand Prix in a Monaco-plated super wagon.

Polestar's new 4 SUV adds a rear window, a taller roof and a bigger boot, and undercuts the coupe by $4,600 in Australia.

New Zealand viewers were shown betting odds instead of Jai Arrow's farewell walk out. Sky Sport has apologised, blamed a scheduling error, and disabled comments.

Leigh Egger on the change room clock, why a ritual beats a superstition, and what the Nike Mind is actually for.

The Swiss legend cried his way through 30 minutes in Newport on Saturday, and the internet has spent the weekend quietly admitting it cried too.