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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 most sublime stopover on the Flying Kangaroo's roo-tes.

Lotus has sharpened the Emira with more power, smarter safety tech and subtle design tweaks, proving you can modernise a driver’s car without neutering its spirit.

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.

Is the 911 untouchable, or has McLaren crafted a genuine challenger to the throne?

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.

Impossible to ignore.

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.

Beauty fades.

A Simple Mistake With Expensive Consequences

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 Oscars of Horology

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.

Hut!

There, we said it.

There's no doubt Patek Philippe is the ultimate grail watch, but what if they don't give you fizzy knickers?

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.

Psych!

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.

We explore Australia’s credit card scene for 2025, comparing rewards programs, frequent flyer points, cashback, annual fees and interest rates to reveal the top-value cards available.

Feel the wind through your hair and hear the engine roar in the drop darlings.

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.

The ultimate Dad mobile has landed.

Say it ain't so. We love the A380!!

On a recent trip to Majorca it got me thinking. Is car rental insurance just a big scam?

Before the rebrand, Jaguar actually made some cool cars.

Independent watchmakers are redefining the smart buy. Forget hype-driven Daytonas and Nautiluses, the real flex is obscure taste, genuine scarcity, and watches that actually stand for something.

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

Australia may be a driver’s paradise, but Sydney’s cratered roads are turning daily commutes into obstacle courses. Potholes chew through tyres, councils dodge responsibility, and drivers are left paying.

Crikey, she's a beauty.

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.

Flying Business Class should mean comfort, not crop dusting. Cabin pressure, bad food choices and worse manners are turning premium cabins into biological battlegrounds at 40,000 feet.