The new Lamborghini Revuelto refuses to die
Lamborghini’s stunning Revuelto manages to embrace green technology while still snorting in the face of the environment
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Square watches are cornering the market
With a nod to history, luxury watchmaking is taking a sharp turn towards square designs
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Giardino Mountain: Recharge in the Engadin mountains of St Moritz
Perched in the picturesque Engadin valley, Giardino Mountain is a supremely relaxing sanctuary for your ski holiday, with easy access…
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‘Heaven on Earth’: The Carnegie Club, the home-from-home you’ll never want to leave
The Carnegie Club at Skibo Castle offers an exclusive retreat where luxury, history, and indulgence blend seamlessly in Scotland’s stunning…
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Embraer and Flexjet sign record-breaking $7 billion private jet deal
Flexjet is buying 182 Embraer Phenom 300E and Praetor 500 & 600 jets with an option for 30 more aircraft,…
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‘The world needs cycling more than ever’: On the – long, steep – road with Rapha founder Simon Mottram
Spear's dons the lycra and joins members of the Rapha Cycling Club in Provence to mark the 20th anniversary of…
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The enduring appeal of the superyacht
From Greek myths to ancient Roman history and modern billionaires, lavish boats give the impression of achieving the impossible
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A journey through ancient and modern Bhutan
From ancient monasteries to luxury wellness hotels, Bhutan offers the best of both worlds
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Chinese year ushers in fresh wave of serpent-themed jewellery
The Chinese Year of the Snake has inspired jewellers once again this season
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‘I’ve never actually had any money’: Royal hotelier Jeremy Goring on gold and his foldable ‘superyacht’
The managing director of the Goring hotel on his 12-foot 'superyacht', the magic of London and his 'madman' father
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Big things are happening in the wild world of yearling sales
Near record-breaking sums are being paid for the finest bloodstock by billionaires prepared to bet big
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Prince Robert of Luxembourg on writing, wine and family
Prince Robert of Luxembourg, president of Domaine Clarence Dillon, on how he has brought creativity to the family business
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Hunters & Frankau and Ettinger’s innovative cigar wrap is the solution to a timeless problem
A collaboration between two family-owned British luxury houses is the ultimate way to transport high-quality cigars
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Is the world’s first hydrogen-powered megayacht the future of yachting?
Could the world’s first hydrogen-powered megayacht provide an answer to the industry’s sustainability issues? Edwin Smith goes on a voyage…
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The £54,000-a-year health clinics helping the super-rich live longer
HNWs are increasingly investing in their longevity and are turning to high-end clinics for tech-led diagnostic and therapeutic offerings. Simon…
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‘We need moral and spiritual sustainability’: Brunello Cucinelli on pasta, prices and profit
Over pasta in Milan, John Arlidge hears from the king of quiet luxury, Brunello Cucinelli, that the big fashion labels…
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Mapping the world of Rolex
Spear's columnist Nicholas Foulkes on the 'privilege and pleasure' of writing the first authorised book about the brand
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What to know when travelling with domestic staff, from visas to working rules
Travelling with domestic staff can be a tangle of red tape. Here, experts give globetrotting HNWs their insights into navigating…
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Gordon Ramsay reaches new heights with London’s highest restaurant
The restaurateur's latest opening is 'an adult playground in the sky'
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‘People keep trying to get me into the movie industry’: John Caudwell on film
We catch up with billionaire John Caudwell about his latest project
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