The long-heralded La Dolce Vita Orient Express made its maiden journey last month, bringing the Golden Age of travel into the modern age with plush carriages, en-suite sleeper cabins and restaurant-carriage dining developed by three-star Michelin chef Heinz Beck. The service will chug its way around a range of itineraries, from truffle-hunting in Piedmont to circling the shores of Sicily.

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The first Cartier exhibition in London for almost thirty years, a sumptuous explanation of how the house took over the world, is taking place at the V&A. 350 items and all their multicultural influences, including the first-ever Panther, a tiny watch from 1914; clients, from royalty to celebrities; and a darkened room that houses 18 tiaras lit to sparkle. Heaven. Ends 16 November.

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The latest output of British photographer Martin Parr will be shown alongside the Small World series already on display at Tadao Ando’s Time’s Building in Kyoto. Highly regarded for his colourful and sometimes controversial work exploring leisure, consumption and communication, Parr is considered one of the top photographers working in the UK today. The exhibition will last from 12 April to 11 May 2025.

Panama's Luxury Overwater Escape

Discover Nayara Bocas del Toro, a private island retreat in Panama blending elegance with Caribbean beauty. Stay in overwater villas or bamboo treehouses, dine in a 100-year-old Balinese structure, and explore snorkelling, kayaking, and the world’s first overwater beach.

Two years in the making, Rolex’s new London flagship is one of the biggest in Europe. Part of its fifty-year Bond Street partnership with Watches of Switzerland, the four-storey palace’s interiors are carefully crafted from marble and wood, with a full-height green grass wall and “flying” gold bezel motifs. The location will offer the watchmaker’s full range, comprising limited editions, high-jewellery and top-end resale including rarities, in a space featuring cosy corners, private rooms, a cocktail bar and a complete service centre with home-trained watchmakers.