Luxury & Lifestyle

10 articles

• Tech Bros HATE This Rolex — Why the Brand Triggers a Backlash — Tech bros hate this watch — and it's a Rolex. A recent commentary argues the dislike is cultural: the watch signals a different set of values than those prized in tech circles.
• 1,000‑hp Era: Is the New Turbo S the Best 911 Porsche Has Ever Built? — Super‑ and Hypercars are pushing 1,000 horsepower. Does Porsche’s new Turbo S still make the strongest case for what a 911 should be?
• How Many Watches Should You Own? A Five-Question Test — How many watches should you own? The right number is a product of five decisions about use, budget, maintenance, emotion and storage.
• Hamilton 250th Goes on the Road; GiantMouse × Cantonement Kerchief Debuts — 250th — Hamilton heads 'on the road' in the latest piece featured in this week’s roundup. Also: the Social Reckoning trailer and a kerchief collaboration between GiantMouse and Can
• Which Watch Is the Most Valued? Q&A on Value and the One Overlooked Buying Factor — A Q&A asks two blunt questions: which watch in a collection is most valued, and what’s the single most overlooked factor when buying? The host frames value as personal, and flags o
• Seiko, Vacheron, Glashütte — The Watches of a Lawyer — The collection shown names Seiko, Vacheron and Glashütte among its pieces. The lineup mixes mainstream and premium brands in a single professional rotation.
• Collecting for Pleasure: An Insider’s Playbook to Enjoying Watches Again — Decide whether you collect for wrist enjoyment, historical interest, or as a store of value; each path requires a different approach. Smart collectors — dealers, restorers and seas
• When Influence Meets Horology: Inside a High-Profile Watch Shopping Run — Four watches were tried — a 41mm Submariner, a 42mm Speedmaster, a 39mm heritage dive and a 41mm Spring Drive. What began as a quick try-on turned into a detailed conversation abou
• Clinic to Counter: Doctor Mike’s Watch Shopping Tour and the Modern Sports Watch Landscape — 41mm: the Rolex Submariner Date (ref. 126610LN) kicked off a watch-shopping tour with Doctor Mike. The trip made one thing clear — buyers still chase comfort, provenance and depend
• When Cartier Steers Into Automotive Design: A Closer Look At The Maison’s Lincoln Collaboration — A Cartier‑styled Lincoln concept translates Roman numerals, guilloché panels and lacquered red accents from dials to dashboard. It borrows Cartier movement cues — the 1904‑PS MC’s