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A third-of-four 1967 AAR Eagle Mk I Gurney-Weslake captures Dan Gurney’s rare American Formula 1 experiment, complete with Weslake V12 power and a seven-figure RM Sotheby’s estimate.
A concise guide to the sector dial, from its early 20th-century precision roots to its return on modern dress watches from leading maisons.
From a hardened square-case GMT to hand-fired enamel and a retrograde regatta chronograph, these are the independent watches standing out this month.
The Citizen’s latest limited-edition duo pairs ultra-accurate Eco-Drive quartz with delicate Tosa washi dials in Tengujoshi and Unryushi paper.
Before the Carrera and Monaco made Heuer a motorsport name, a teenage Jack Heuer helped turn tide timing into one of the brand’s most unusual wristwatches.
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The Citizen’s latest limited-edition duo pairs ultra-accurate Eco-Drive quartz with delicate Tosa washi dials in Tengujoshi and Unryushi paper.
Before the Carrera and Monaco made Heuer a motorsport name, a teenage Jack Heuer helped turn tide timing into one of the brand’s most unusual wristwatches.
The 50-piece Inflection Shuò pairs a dense tantalum case and integrated bracelet with a hand-worked gold tremblage dial and a Girard-Perregaux automatic calibre.
Favre Leuba expands its 1966-inspired Harpoon Revival dress watch with new black and blue sunray-brushed dials, keeping the compact steel case and La Joux-Perret-derived automatic calibre.
Oracle Time Club members gathered at Tissot’s Covent Garden boutique for an early hands-on evening with the new PRX Quartz Chronograph collection.
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Qatar’s polo story is moving fast, and Fuad Al Mudahka is one of the key figures behind its rise. With a first national team, a signature event, and a long-term academy vision, Qatar Polo Club is being built as much for legacy as for competition.
Anantara’s Southeast Asian properties share a polished sense of calm, but the best ones each have a very different reason to stay. From Bangkok grandeur to Angkor temple access, riverside Hoi An and a Malaysian beach escape, these four hotels show the brand at its most compelling.
In St Lucia, hippos can appear under streetlights before bedtime, and that changes the safari equation for travelling families. The Little Bush Baby Co. has turned this wild coastal town into a gentler, more playful gateway to South Africa’s bush and beach wilderness.
One brings beachside ruins, jungle hotels and barefoot wellness, the other delivers colonial color, cenotes and easy access to Chichen Itza. Together, Tulum and Valladolid make a sharper Yucatan itinerary than choosing only coast or culture.
Kalkan may look like a sleepy harbour town at first glance, but its dining scene is the reason many travellers start planning a return before they’ve even left. From rooftop meze to market produce and private villa dinners, this is one of Turkey’s most rewarding places to eat as a group.
Iceland’s most beautiful hikes can turn serious fast, and the map rarely tells the whole story. A local guide can change the day from a test of luck into a richer, safer walk through one of the world’s most unpredictable landscapes.
A former pig farm near Henley-on-Thames is now one of the most quietly tempting rural stays within easy reach of London. Come for the vines and timber beams, then stay for the pool, tastings and slow-lane Thames Valley charm.
Zanzibar has no shortage of beach resorts, but Mnemba Island plays a quieter and far more seductive game. With just 12 open-air bandas, private stretches of sand and a service style that seems to anticipate everything, this is the island hideaway to know.
