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The Italian pioneering exploration and adventure in the 21st century speaks to Brian Noone
Crisp sound – and they look great too
Top audio tech from the spectacular Munich conference
The classical music streaming service put to the test
The Delmore's oceanfront mansions in the sky by Zaha Hadid Architects form Miami’s next great residential retreat
Palazzo Tornabuoni is an exclusive members-only private residence Club in the heart of Florence, Italy, featuring a range of beautiful private apartments
Across the contemporary art world, six visionary voices are reshaping the ways in which creativity is nurtured, measuring success not solely by market value, but purpose, context and cultural momentum.
Now extending far beyond the hallowed ateliers of Savile Row into new sartorial capitals like Singapore and itinerant studios the world over, today’s tailoring caters to a fresh breed of fabric-savvy client ready to move past the constraints of their grandfathers’ suits.
Once a rarity, timepieces with graceful stone dials are having a moment, bringing both a depth of colour and natural variation that make each watch a precious one-off.
Affectionately dubbed the “Picasso of watchmaking”, the late Swiss designer Gérald Genta’s landmark 1972 concept for the game-changing Royal Oak was just the start of a prolific career that set the tone for horology in the late 20th century. Today, 15 years since his passing, his work is still key to understanding the world of watches now – and where it’s going.
Switzerland’s greatest watch houses have distilled generations of horological innovation into five new watches that put a 21st-century spin on heritage-steeped models.
How a beautifully restrained watch enthusiast’s brand, Urban Jürgensen, has become a holy grail for contemporary collectors.
