Skip to navigationSkip to contentSkip to footerHelp using this website - Accessibility statementHow to spot a watch collector (and why you might be one)Collecting luxury timepieces can quickly turn into an addiction – so it’s worth knowing how to make the most of your horological obsession.The 15-hour ‘Everest’ of music that may change you foreverWagner’s four-part ‘Ring Cycle’ is described as the single-most astonishing cultural achievement of the 19th century. Sitting through it is an achievement too.How a Sydney man became the world’s biggest Omega moonwatch collectorBhaskar Eswaran has lost count of how many Speedmasters he’s bought scouring auction houses and stores worldwide.The watch exec who built his career on a president’s jetRubbing shoulders at an early age with the political elite ensured Bulgari’s Jean-Christophe Babin was never intimidated by corporate life.The science behind IWC’s trailblazing glow-in-the-dark watchNever mind luminescing minute hands, the Big Pilot Perpetual Calendar Ceralume is entirely infused with light.This could be the most lavish watch feature of them allChanel’s diamond timepieces blur the line between watchmaking and jewellery as they make time disappear.Cartier takes the Roadster out for a spinThe maison’s head of marketing sees no end to what’s been a winning strategy of re-releasing one classic after another.Seiko’s whimsical watches buck the luxury normsSeiko’s Incredibly Specialised Watches Exhibition delivers one-of-a-kind watch designs for some special characters.Tudor’s comeback is powered by special editions with collector appealIn the past 15 years, Tudor has engineered one of Swiss watchmaking’s great comeback stories.Aussie TAG Heuer fans were asked to come up with a watch. Here it isAfter 63 years, the Carrera remains the brand’s signature model. We speak to Australia’s most ardent collector.The radical watch brand spawned by a near-death experienceThe maverick energy of MB&F springs from founder Max Büsser’s carpe-diem spirit.Grand Seiko shows the power of thinking smallThe Japanese watchmaker has read the room to deliver its most compelling dive watch yet.Why ‘enfant terrible’ Hublot is growing upIn a push for horological respect, the watchmaker wants to go from shock value to substance.Step inside the homes of one of Paris’ hottest designersPierre Yovanovitch upends conceived notions of good taste in rooms that feel intimate no matter their size.Meet the women tailors upending the Savile Row boys’ clubIn buttercup yellow or styled with Stetsons and stilettos, these glamorous and dandy designs are shaking up what it means to wear a suit.Why 2000 hectares is the new benchmark in high-end travelForget Michelin stars and high-thread-count sheets. From Patagonia to the outback, the jet set now want to feel like a destination is all theirs.Want a Rolex? This cruise helps you skip the waitlistThe target market for Explora III isn’t just your usual cruiser – it’s for holidaymakers with a taste for luxury goods.Why 2000 hectares is the new benchmark in high-end travelForget Michelin stars and high-thread-count sheets. From Patagonia to the outback, the jet set now want to feel like a destination is all theirs.Why this colourful island-city is a must-stop in South-East AsiaIt’s a delicious mix of Chinese, Malay, Indian and European influences in one vibrant destination.The best Australian restaurants for dining past midnightLooking for a decent feed in the wee hours? These high-profile chefs are keeping their kitchens open long after the usual closing times.The Aussie red that messes with all the wine rulesThis boundary-pushing winemaker is blending multiple vintages to create a pour that’s greater than the sum of its parts.This is how much Ferrari you get for $1mThe Italian carmaker has pushed the envelope in every sense with this hybrid coupe – better performance, more power and edgier design.How this robot window cleaner ruined my lifeHere at Digital Life Labs, we hadn’t bothered about windows for 19 years. Now we’re carrying Ecovacs’ new release around every day.How jet lag, grief and Guinness power this CEO’s love of runningWhether it’s on a marathon course or after a long-haul flight, pounding the pavement is this travel exec’s go-to stress buster.Call of the ocean 2026From polar expeditions to lagoon adventures, the seven seas are beckoning. Here are this year’s best escapes on water.12 storiesTravel special: Where next?From Cape Town to Cusco, here are the best ways to elevate your next escape.20 storiesSports luxe special 2026As the Australian Open enraptures the world, we take a look at how sport inspires innovation, style, culture and wanderlust.12 storiesYour guide