Like most major events around the world the organizers of Geneva’s ritzy Watches & Wonders luxury fair (formerly Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie), had to rethink their strategy, choosing to hold a virtual event ...
On March 16, London’s Royal Opera House and its renowned dance company, the Royal Ballet, closed its doors to the public amid the coronavirus pandemic. Free online broadcasts of past performances have kept audiences connected ...
Apple and Google grew into global forces by creating wildly popular devices and applications. Their products became iconic for their elegant, user-friendly designs, and for their ability to handle heaps of data. Now those companies, ...
More people are considering switching to electric vehicles thanks to improved air conditions during the pandemic. With less air pollution being documented due to the COVID-19 lockdown, more people are realising the benefits of moving ...
Yesterday, Kate Middleton and Prince William took a moment to acknowledge the many teachers across the U.K. who are keeping schools open for the children of key workers and vulnerable children. To amplify that message, ...
Austrian builder Silent Yachts has sold a further two hulls in its Silent 80 series of solar electric catamarans. The builder has now sold a total of six Silent 80s and gave a construction update on ...
Not all watches are created equal, and this is even the case when we are talking about Patek Philippe. Among its rich history, does reference 2497 hold a special place. This perpetual calendar was launched ...
This year’s Dubai World Cup, one of the highlights of the racing calendar, will go ahead without paid hospitality spectators because of the novel coronavirus outbreak. According to organizers, only horse connections, racing officials, media ...
Brooks Koepka and Jon Rahm delivered the only good news available to golf’s bosses who are trying to run a game mired in coronavirus chaos. Amid the fallout from tournament cancellations and postponements, at least ...