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Open up and double down
Before the main events in Monterey, Eccentrica has presented its V12 Roadster, while Marc Philipp Gemballa has shown the Marsien GT.
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Pool Purity: IWC Ingenieur Automatic 35
Dive into the world of IWC and one of its most emblematic watches—cue the Ingenieur Automatic 35mm, now available in the new color "Pool".
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Is the Bugatti Destrier the ultimate sculpture of speed?
A new Bugatti One-Off, once more equipped with the legendary W16 engine. Meet the Bugatti Destrier, a Bolide-based sculpture for the road.
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Bull’s-eye: Rimowa Dart Case
Set your sights on this brand-new specialty from the brand that never misses. May we introduce: The Rimowa Dartboard Case.
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71 for the win: Hennessey Blackbird
In an era of increasingly digitized and overcomplicated hypercars, Hennessey presents the Blackbird—a loud, analog counterstrike.
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How do women design luxury cars, Lavinia Khalil?
High fashion meets hardcore off-roading: Lavinia Khalil radically reimagined the iconic G-Class to create the €1.3 million OQTA Super Gyr – in the way of a woman.
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Hot Couture: OQTA Motors Super Gyr
The OQTA Motors Super Gyr boasts 800 horsepower, is limited to 25 units, and is equipped with a custom seat for a hunting falcon. Hence the name. Meet the €1.3 million G-Class you didn’t expect.
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Rationalist Refinement: Casa Brera, Milan
Located in the heart of Milan's cultural and fashion district, Casa Brera seamlessly blends 1950s Rationalist architecture with Patricia Urquiola’s signature design language.
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Wear it with honor
The Roger Dubuis Excalibur The Kabuto Legacy is a deeply respectful bow to both Japans Samurai history and swiss watchmaking excellence.
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Is this the most beautiful Bugatti ever built?
Only one single example of the Bugatti Type 57 Aérolithe was ever built – vanishing between 1936 and 1939, a fact that has greatly enhanced its legendary status. We take a close look at its replica, courtesy of the Perridon Collection.
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