A regional perspective on the real estate scene where economic uncertainty, higher interest rates and the Iran war have impeded development.

Luxury watchmakers are no longer anchored to established prestige sports, instead resetting their partnerships toward emerging disciplines to conquer new markets.

The commercialisation and social-media-driven hype surrounding HYROX is prioritising intensity over foundational conditioning.

With its terrace above Place du Casino and jungle-inspired interiors, Amazónico Monte-Carlo has become one of the Principality’s most in-demand tables.

Panerai’s Watches and Wonders lineup drew on its military heritage with a series of Luminor models featuring aged finishes, archival details, and long-power-reserve movements.

Following up on Aquila’s first global icon, the all-new 46 Yacht is well up to the task of replacing and bettering her legendary predecessor.

Hermès lifts the veil on its 2026 novelties, showcasing skeletonised movements and intricate craftsmanship behind Maison’s signature timepieces.

The French maison brings its immersive, globally travelling retail pop-up to Raffles City, featuring limited-edition city-exclusive designs.

A rotating ring set with diamonds and rubies transforms Jean Schlumberger’s celebrated Sixteen Stone design into a kinetic jewel watch, debuting exclusively in Singapore.

Marking 100 years of the Rolex Oyster, the Oyster Story exhibition in Shanghai traces the evolution of one of watchmaking’s most influential innovations.