THE DISCREET COLLECTORS
Don’t Sleep on This Watch Designed by the Man Behind the Royal Oak and Nautilus
While the brand’s flagship Big Pilot and Portugieser served fans of sport and dress watches, respectively, the Ingenieur is the type of watch that can serve both roles. In 2024, the so-called ...
Patek Philippe Breaks New Grounds With The Cubitus
For the first time in its history, Patek Philippe has a new square watch collection in the Cubitus. What does this mean for the brand?
‘We’re bringing a bit of Geneva to Leeds’: Luxury Swiss watchmaker Patek Philippe to open new boutique
Leeds city centre is set to become home to the first Patek Philippe store outside of London after a partnership between the ...
Exploring the balance within humanity
<div><img src="https://media.meer.com/attachments/8328aab735cec3290ad3cef6a98948b7afbf4fcf/store/fill/860/645/25040402fe814f1da4b51835ef34a56f88f66626a2b34371b93eee917de1/A-young-woman-amongst-flower-shadows-covering-one-half-of-her-face.jpg" style="width: 100%;" /><div>The duality of our feminine and masculine sides</div></div>
Cartier Racing Awards: City Of Troy crowned Horse of the Year as Charyn wins Older Horse prize for 2024
City Of Troy, the 2024 Derby winner won three Group One titles this year but was beaten in the 2000 Guineas and the Breeders ...
The Top 3 Patek Philippe Watches To Own Right Now
Often hailed as the best sports watch ever made, the Patek Philippe Nautilus (ref. 5711/1A with the blue dial) boasts a ...
Timex Brought Back Its Sold-Out Affordable Cartier Alternative and Made It Better
Well, Noah and Timex have kept true to their word: They have not produced the Sun & Moon watch again. Instead, the brands ...
The Vittoriale degli Italiani and the rooms of the Clausura
<div><img src="https://media.meer.com/attachments/befd0466dfbbcd61b56f60b3cdfb863a8a7ebf23/store/fill/860/645/a6e163886859a84b2137bcfc12830177c554039c0691c78614d3786799e9/The-Vittoriale-the-house-museum-of-Gabriele-DAnnunzio-Gardone-Riviera-Italy-photo-by-Marco-Beck.jpg" style="width: 100%;" /><div>The Vittoriale as a reflection of Gabriele d'Annunzio's life and art</div></div>
The watches in Senna are seriously on point
<div><img src="https://media.gq-magazine.co.uk/photos/67488aa5489b0cf0ba6cf31d/16:9/w_1280,c_limit/2511-Senna-Tag-Watch-Header.jpg?mbid=social_retweet" style="width: 100%;" /><div>In the new Netflix mini-series about the iconic Formula One driver, TAG Heuer's Nicholas Biebuyck ensures that the watches featured are as true to the original pieces as possible</div></div>
Patek Philippe’s Buzzy New Cubitus Line Is Not Radically New—and That’s the Whole Point
Swiss watchmaker Patek Philippe's president Thierry Stern is behind its first new collection in 25 years, and tells Robb Report about the offerings.
Jay-Z Just Added the Brand-New Patek Philippe to His Collection
A month after Mark Wahlberg adopted the Patek Philippe Cubitus and roughly five weeks since its launch in Munich, Jay-Z has ...
Shopping Time: 5 Square Watches to Buy Right Now, From Patek Philippe to A. Lange & Söhne
From Patek Philippe to Vacheron Constantin, these watches bring the high-grade feature of using rectangular movements inside ...
Patek Philippe’s Buzzy New Cubitus Line Is Not Radically New—and That’s the Whole Point
CEO Thierry Stern followed a simple ethos is creating the much-discussed new model: "Take the best of what you know and ...
That Healing Sound
As a music lover my entire life, who could have been doing productive things to be a good citizen rather than playing albums and going to concerts, I can safely say I have never been inclined to think of music as having any practical value.
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Dvorine in Banja, Serbia
In the village of Banja near Aranđelovac, on the northeastern slopes of Mount Venčac, Dvorine, also known as the "Hungarian Cemetery," is an archaeological site of a once-luxurious 14th-century medieval church, a necropolis, and a brick building with both ground and upper floors. Largely unknown to those both within and outside Serbia, this church is believed to have been an endowment of the last despot of Serbia, Pavle Bakić, which makes this site of extreme cultural importance.
Based on the
At 84, Joan Snyder Is Still Energized by Her Bold Feminist Painting
Joan Snyder’s Body & Soul (1997–98) is one of those paintings that photos don’t quite do justice to. Perhaps it’s to do with how the rectangular canvas is divided into discrete sections, all teeming with texture and exuberant detail, defying you to flatten them into a single image. The top and middle thirds contain a series of painted and collaged rectangles: a block of teal with paint dripping from the base; a piece of leopard-prin
Can you buy a Patek Philippe watch over Black Friday? Yes – and it's almost £15,000 cheaper
The Swiss brand is widely regarded as one of the best in the world, offering beautiful designs, and intricately detailed ...
F.P. Journe and rare Richard Mille sailing watch headline Bonhams Fine Watches sale
Bonhams has curated an exceptional line-up of timepieces for its December 12 Fine Watches auction leading with hot lots from ...
Recreating an Ancient Roman Dinner of Death
It’s the year 89. A group of Roman senators has arrived at a banquet hosted by Emperor Domitian. Instead of a warm, convivial scene of free-flowing wine and comfortable couches, they find a totally black room, from the walls to the dishes. At each of their seats stands a personalized tombstone. Boys, naked and painted black, enter “like phantoms” and dance about the room. And the food? Not only is it black as well, but the menu consists of foods typically offered to the dead.
According to the t
Japanese Castaways Memorial in Vancouver, Washington
Fort Vancouver, the headquarters of the Hudson Bay Company in the disputed Oregon territory, was at one point highly cosmopolitan. Staffed by English, Scottish, Irish, and Hawaiian laborers, it was frequented by French-Canadian traders and visited by representatives from Indigenous tribes across the region. In 1834, it was even home to citizens of Japan, which, at the time, was one of the most isolated countries on Earth.
On October 11, 1832, a ship named the Hojunmaru left port at Onoura (now