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White Ferrari 250 GTO Sets $38.5M Auction Record
A singular Ferrari that captivated the auction world A one-of-one 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO, finished at the factory in Bianco Speciale and known by its...
Nash Ambassador Suburban Among America’s Rarest Woodies
The Woodie Idea Goes Mainstream In the early 1940s, wood moved from workhorse to showpiece. Chrysler proved it could elevate a production car’s image by...
Chevrolet Caprice The American Icon of Accessible Luxury
Birth of an American Favorite The Chevrolet Caprice arrived in 1965 as an upscale Impala trim and quickly struck a chord with U.S. buyers. It...
1979 Trans Am Reborn With Modern Muscle
Why the Trans Am Still Captivates The second-generation Pontiac Firebird Trans Am holds a special place with enthusiasts of every age. The car’s big-screen fame...
2026 Shelby Super Snake Packs 830 HP
A New Benchmark for Modern Muscle The 2026 Shelby Super Snake arrives with clear intent: deliver supercar thrust without the supercar price. Built from the...
Catch the Sun in a 1957 Ford Sunliner
A Fresh Look for 1957 In 1957, Ford embraced a bold design shift. The brand pushed a longer, lower, and wider profile that set a...
The Quiet Strength of Staying Calm
What Calm Really Means Calm is the steady center you keep, even when life shakes. It is not indifference. Instead, it is a deliberate choice...
The Loire Valley: A Region That Chooses Continuity Over Attention
The Loire Valley has never needed to reinvent itself. While other regions of France learned to perform for visitors, the Loire quietly refined a different...
Happiness Starts Within Simple Habits for Everyday Joy
What Happiness Really Means People often describe happiness as a large house, a dream car, or a luxury lifestyle. Others link it to money,...
Why the South of France Is Never Just a Vacation
For many travelers, the South of France begins as a vacation idea.However, the region quickly reveals something deeper to those who stay long enough.Rather than...
Smart Ways to Finance a Classic Car
Why Financing a Classic Car Is Different Owning a classic car blends passion, heritage, and long-term value. For many enthusiasts, the journey begins with smart...
Choosing Wellness Tech That Seniors Will Actually Use
Everyday Moments That Matter Mornings can bring tiny tech frustrations that snowball. A watch buzzes, but the text looks too small. A tablet asks for...
America’s Biggest Classic Car Boneyards to Explore
Salvage Yards as Open-Air Museums For many classic car enthusiasts, a salvage yard feels more like a time capsule than a scrapyard. Rows of aging...
Rediscover Ford’s Forgotten SVT Contour Sports Sedan
A Compact Ford Built to Chase BMW In the late 1990s, Ford decided to take a bold swing at the European sports sedan establishment. The...
Charles Sykes and the Soul of Rolls-Royce
Marking 150 Years of a Visionary Rolls-Royce Motor Cars is honoring the 150th anniversary of Charles Robinson Sykes, born on December 18, 1875. The celebrated...
Pininfarina: A Century of Design Brilliance
Shaping Italian Style on a Global Stage The Automobili Pininfarina legacy spans nearly a century, defined by beauty, elegance, and a relentless pursuit of innovation....
Four Sunny Cars to Beat the Winter Blues
Even winter diehards sometimes crave sunlight and sea breezes. If that sounds familiar, America’s automakers once had the same dream—and they put it right on...
Inside the Allure of Ferrari Dino Classics
The Dino Line’s Lasting Appeal Few Ferraris ignite design passion like the Dino family. From the flowing curves of the 206 and 246 to the...
Omega’s Frosty Seamaster for Milano Cortina 2026
A Winter-Ready Diver Emerges Two weeks before the Olympic Winter Games open in northern Italy, Omega adds a third watch to its Milano Cortina lineup....
TAG Heuer Revives Seafarer With Tide-Tuned Carrera
A modern Seafarer steps into open water TAG Heuer has unveiled the Carrera Chronograph Seafarer during LVMH Watch Week 2026, marking the first non-limited modern...
Inside Minerva, TAG Heuer Moves and Omega’s Bet
This Week in The Business of Watches This week, The Business of Watches heads to Villeret, Switzerland, the historic home of Minerva. The 1858-founded workshop...
Seiko Marks 145 Years With Gilded Limited Editions
Four Heritage-Inspired Releases for a Milestone Year Seiko is marking its 145th anniversary with four limited editions that lean into warm gold accents and deep...
Vacheron Revives Ultra-Thin Perpetual Calendar in 36.5mm
A Return to Compact Elegance Vacheron Constantin is closing its 270th anniversary with a surprising statement piece: a modern, ultra-thin perpetual calendar in a classic...
The Watches Worn Most in 2025
A Year-End Tradition Returns Every year, we come back to the same simple question: which watch did you wear the most? The answer changes with...