Main Facts Hinckley Yachts, a name synonymous with understated New England elegance and meticulous craftsmanship, is injecting serious muscle into its modern lineup. The American builder’s latest creation, the Hinckley 41, is a high-performance 41-foot dayboat engineered to deliver a blistering top speed of 46 knots. This remarkable pace is…
Main Facts: The Genesis of a V8 Titan In the relentless theater of high-performance automotive manufacturing, few entities possess the audacity of Mercedes-AMG. Operating as the unofficial "Skunk Works" of Stuttgart, the brand’s engineering division has consistently pushed the envelope of what is mechanically and physically possible for road-legal transport.…
Introduction & Main Facts For decades, the pursuit of four-figure horsepower in the automotive aftermarket came hand-in-hand with an exhaustive list of compromises. Builders seeking 1,000 horsepower or more from a crate engine were inevitably forced to resign themselves to the stringent demands of dedicated race fuel, frequent teardowns, fragile…
By Global Business Aviation & Luxury Automotive Desk Piero Ferrari, the billionaire vice chairman of the legendary Italian marque that bears his family name, is expanding his fleet well beyond the asphalt of Maranello and the race circuits of the world. The 81-year-old businessman and only living son of automotive…
By Maria Doulton | 09 July 2026 To truly grasp the mercurial genius of Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel, one does not necessarily need the 368-page biography penned by Justine Picardie. While such literature offers an intimate look into the woman behind the legend, her true spirit—her visionary, boundary-pushing, and iconoclastic nature—is…
Main Facts Azimut is set to capture the international maritime spotlight with the world premiere of its highly anticipated Fly 70 at the 2026 Cannes Yachting Festival. Representing a radical reimagining of the traditional flybridge motor yacht, the 70-footer is the result of a powerhouse collaboration between two celebrated Italian…
While high-end watchmaking often directs the spotlight toward intricate in-house calibres, complex gear trains, and cutting-edge innovations like silicon escapements visible through exhibition casebacks, the dial remains the true centrepiece of any timepiece. It is the face of the watch—the element gazed upon most frequently by the wearer. Even within…
