Watches
Left Hand or Right Hand? The Wristwatch Drama
The tradition of wearing a watch on the left wrist is not merely a cultural preference but a practice rooted in historical evolution, practical considerations, and cultural influences.
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Events
Game, Set, Weekend in Berlin for Laver Cup 2024
This year, the Laver Cup returns from Friday, September 20th, to Sunday, September 22nd, 2024, and for the first time, it unfolds in a city like no other—Berlin
Wine
Forget the French for a Minute! Take a Bold Journey into Georgian Wine
Georgian wine has a rich and ancient history, widely considered to be one of the oldest winemaking traditions in the world. Archaeological evidence suggests that wine production in Georgia dates back over 8,000 years, making it the birthplace of viticulture.
Cars
£1 Million When you are ready!
Got at least £1M in the bank? How about cuddling up to a dream with the 1936 Delahaye 135 S Works. Where French racing elegance meets classic charm and every curve whispers of high-speed fantasies.
Travel
This 200-Year-Old Chocolate Brand Is a Portrait of Switzerland
Switzerland is renowned for its high-quality chocolate, and Cailler stands out as its oldest brand. Established in 1819, Cailler has continuously produced chocolate, making it a pioneer in the industry.
Interview
Her Secret? Knowing What You Don't! How this 45-year-old Profits from Antiques
How Sarah, a part-time educator with a deep knowledge of antiques, turns hidden treasures into profits, making up to €6,000 a month from her expertly acquired finds.
Art
What Art Collectors Will be Eyeing in 2025
The luxury art market in 2025 will be a dynamic and ever-evolving field, influenced by rapid cultural, technological, and economic shifts. Collectors and investors will navigate an environment of innovation, emerging talent, and changing values.
Lifestyle
Is the "Price Upon Request" still Prestigious?
Price upon Request evokes mystery and exclusivity, dating back to medieval Europe’s royal courts. It’s a tactic to uphold prestige, but in modern times, it also raises ethical concerns and adapts to digital transparency.
Interior
The Visionary Duo Who Shaped Modern Design
Charles Eames, alongside his wife Ray, revolutionised modern design through their groundbreaking approach to furniture and architecture. Their innovative work seamlessly combined aesthetic appeal with practical functionality, setting new standards in design.
Refined
How Gabrielle the Orphan Became Coco the Icon
From a tough childhood as an orphan to becoming a pioneering fashion icon, Gabrielle Chanel, known as Coco, transformed the world of style with her designs and elegance.
News
Why Japan’s Billionaires Have Vanished from the World’s Top 10
In the late 1980s and early 1990s, Japan’s economic boom was nothing short of spectacular. However, this prominence has markedly faded over the past two decades.
Refined
Revival of Cartel Clocks
Cartel clocks are decorative wall clocks, often associated with the Rococo style that was popular in the 18th century, particularly in France.