The greatest strengths of the best new dive watches lie beneath the surface
The best new dive watches function beautifully and look supreme. But some of their greatest strengths aren’t visible on the…
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Sweet fifteen: Marking Spear’s birthday with the perfect vintage wine
Spear’s is lucky to date back to 2006 — but marking a special anniversary with the perfect vintage wine isn’t…
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Rising Formula One star Lando Norris on his first pay cheque, his inspirational father, and what drives him
McLaren’s rising Formula One star Lando Norris tells Alec Marsh about his love of stickers, his inspirational father and wanting…
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The art of recycling: Even new cultural movements are interwoven with our past
The past and the future are often interwoven more than one thinks, writes Sam Leith. So is it possible to…
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Debunking Fine Wine’s Biggest Myths
From our partners: We separate fact from fiction for those looking to expand their fine wine knowledge. With its array…
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The new Porsche 911 GT3 update is the best release yet
Porsche’s latest 911 GT3 update promises to make supercar drivers fall back in love with the manual gearbox, writes Mark…
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Historical sites are being restored by private-sector funding – and that isn’t a bad thing
As more and more historical monuments and buildings are receiving funding for repairs and rejuvenation efforts from the private-sector, critics…
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Chef Judy Joo on her journey from Wall Street to one of London’s top chefs
Judy Joo’s career has taken her from Wall Street to some of London’s top kitchens. As she launches a new…
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Brian Chappon, founder of CENTRED Wellness, on taking the stress out of post-Covid business trips
CENTRED Wellness’s invite-only app offers vibrant health and wellbeing experiences to its nomadic and stylish membership. Readers of Spear’s can…
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Ibiza’s luxury travel revolution is expanding with the opening of the impressive new hotel Oku
Oku is an impressive addition to Ibiza’s bumper crop of new luxury hotels, writes Arun Kakar Its nightclubs might still…
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How to improve brain function effectively — from exclusive biohacking clinics to simple age-old advice
There are a few ways to effectively improve brain function — and thanks to exclusive biohacking clinics catering to clients…
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The top executives in luxury on forging special relationships with HNW customers
Post-pandemic, how will the luxury industry’s leading players build bonds with their most discerning UHNW clients? By Robin Swithinbank In…
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South Korea’s regional culinary delights
From our partners: For those willing to venture beyond Seoul, there is so much more to discover. When it comes…
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Clase Azul marks Dia de Muertos with Nuestros Recuerdos
From our partners: Nuestros Recuerdos is a celebration of both this unique holiday, and loved ones past and present. Each…
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All aboard the Indian Pacific
A 4,000km trip aboard the 1km-long Indian Pacific train might just be the best way to watch Australia unfold, finds…
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Inside the blue bond boom: Why it’s time to invest in the world’s oceans
Ahead of COP26, as the potential for marine habitats – and ‘blue bonds’ – to play a major role in…
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Brian Cox and Nicole Ansari Cox on working together and the lives of the Uber rich
Spear’s caught up with actors Brian Cox and Nicole Ansari Cox over Zoom to talk working together, Succession and the…
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‘It becomes something more than a book’ – Inside the £16,500 Sistine Chapel publication
The majesty and detail of the Sistine Chapel is captured in a painstakingly produced triptych of books It may be…
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Grape expectations: Château Quintus’s truly remarkable wine
The topography of the exquisite Château Quintus in Saint-Émilion helps create truly remarkable wine In 1936, Clarence Dillon planned to…
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Autumn Books: Five recommended reads
Looking for something to read this weekend? Here are five recommended books from Spear’s Antwerp: The Glory Years By Michael…
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