• This Is One Luxury Watch Market Switzerland Simply Can’t Afford To Lose

    Watches of Switzerland reports a 15% surge in US sales, worth $825 million AUD, in six months.Nearly 60% of company profitability now driven by American buyers, confirming the US as its core market
    Despite tariff scandals and ongoing scrutiny of gifts to Trump, US watch demand remains the strongest in the worldWe've had quite a bit to say about the United States and its decisions to leverage hefty tariffs against countries like Switzerland and its luxury Swiss exports. We even suggested that Ame
  • Panerai Announces Historic First To Its Most Iconic Collection

    Exclusive look at Panerai's first ever Luminor Marina crafted in bronze, with a patina that evolves uniquely over time.
    New P.980 in-house movement with 3-day power reserve and improved shock resistance.
    500 metre water resistance with slimmer case for better daily wearability.Few brands can lay claim to such a singular identity as Panerai. Of course, in today’s horological space, swing a large net and you’d catch any number of brands that fall into the “Jack of All Trades; Mas
  • Hollywood’s Favourite SUV Gets Villainous Australian Upgrade

    Forget G-Wagens and Range Rovers. The newest American luxury arrival in Australia has already raised the bar again.The GMC Yukon Denali, which we reviewed previously, is a preferred ride among US sporting icons and film stars, is now available with two distinctive new factory appearance packages designed to dramatically elevate its presence on Australian soil: the Black Pack and the Illumination Pack.
    As the first right-hand drive Yukons begin rolling out of GMSV’s Dandenong facility ahea
  • Hollywood’s Favourite SUV Gets Blacked Out Australian Upgrade

    Forget G-Wagens and Range Rovers. The newest American luxury arrival in Australia has already raised the bar again.The GMC Yukon Denali, which we reviewed previously, is a preferred ride among US sporting icons and film stars, is now available with two distinctive new factory appearance packages designed to dramatically elevate its presence on Australian soil: the Black Pack and the Illumination Pack.
    As the first right-hand drive Yukons begin rolling out of GMSV’s Dandenong facility ahea
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  • 24 Best Christmas Gifts For Men

    It’s that time of year again. The decorations are up, the calendar is filling, and suddenly you’re feeling the pressure to find the best Christmas gifts for the men in your life. Whether it’s your dad, your brother, your partner, your boss, or that mate who insists he “doesn’t need anything”, the search for the perfect present doesn’t need to be stressful. This year, we’ve made it easy.Here at DMARGE, we’ve spent the last twelve months testi
  • TAG Heuer’s Latest Monaco Makes A Play For The Vegas Grand Prix

    A new Vegas-inspired Monaco with a violet-to-blue gradient skeleton dial and multi-colour Super-LumiNova.
    Lightweight black DLC-coated titanium case with in-house TH20-00 movement.
    Limited to just 600 pieces worldwide.When Steve McQueen strapped on the original TAG Heuer Monaco in Le Mans back in 1971, he probably didn’t expect it to become the official timepiece of the Strip nearly fifty years later.Att the time, McQueen was the leading man. The star. He lived for himself and answered to
  • OMEGA Has Just Done The Unthinkable, Launching A Rolex Submariner Rival

    OMEGA drops a fully re engineered Planet Ocean collection that finally puts heat on the Rolex Submariner.
    Three personalities. One new case. Serious technical upgrades and colour choices that actually matter.
    A refined, flatter 42 millimetre diver powered by the calibre that made OMEGA an everyday luxury contender.For a few weeks now, OMEGA’s official Instagram has been teasing the release of something special to its revered Seamaster collection, posting titanium tidbits and ceramic corner
  • After Winning The Oscars Of Watchmaking, This 250-Year-Old Brand Deserves Your Undivided Attention

    Breguet reclaims centre stage after winning the Aiguille d’Or at the GPHG.
    New CEO Gregory Kissling brings clarity, confidence and modern direction.
    A 250th anniversary watch sparks renewed collector interest across the catalogue.Breguet walked out of Geneva with the watch world’s top award and it's a stark reminder that the horological old guard still has plenty of clout when it decides to go up against today's hottest brands.The Swiss luxury manufacture’s winning submission,
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  • This SUV Changed My Mind About American Cars

    Some cars are functional. Some cars are fast. Then there are cars that feel like they were built for weekends away, long roads and the pleasure of escaping the city. The Cadillac LYRIQ fits that description better than almost anything I have driven this year.We had the LYRIQ for a weekend and took it to Bowral, about 120 kilometres south west of Sydney.It is the perfect distance to reveal what a luxury SUV is really made of. If a car has any weaknesses, the Hume Highway and the Southern Highlan
  • Secondary Market CEO Says Luxury Watches Are Booming In 2025

    Pre owned watch demand is rising in Australia as buyers shift toward long term value and proven brands like Rolex.
    Bob’s Watches reports 20% year over year growth driven by educated buyers and a flight to quality.
    First time collectors are entering the market at strong levels, reinforcing confidence in Rolex icons and the broader secondary market.While much of the luxury world braces for a slowdown, amid transient headwinds flowing across the Atlantic, the pre-owned watch market isn’
  • Bob’s Watches CEO Paul Altieri Says Pre Owned Watches Are Booming In 2025

    Pre owned watch demand is rising in Australia as buyers shift toward long term value and proven brands like Rolex.
    Bob’s Watches reports 20% year over year growth driven by educated buyers and a flight to quality.
    First time collectors are entering the market at strong levels, reinforcing confidence in Rolex icons and the broader secondary market.While much of the luxury world braces for a slowdown, amid transient headwinds flowing across the Atlantic, the pre-owned watch market isn’
  • How Noosa Became The Unmissable Event For Australia’s Triathletes

    Noosa transforms into Australia’s unofficial capital of running, swimming and cycling, with more than 13,000 athletes taking over Hastings Street for the Garmin Noosa Triathlon.
    The atmosphere hits you instantly; from the bike-box queue at Arrivals to the pre-race chatter in the athlete village, the entire town turns into a festival for endurance sport.
    The course delivers the classic Noosa trifecta: a crystal swim in Laguna Bay, a rolling hinterland ride and a run through the heart of tow
  • Sorry BMW And Audi, This Mercedes AMG Just Might Be The Best Looking Wagon On The Road

    Mercedes has pulled the covers off the new AMG E53 and it has just gate-crashed the fast-wagon club that Audi and BMW thought they controlled.Long bonnet, pumped guards, quad pipes and that perfect AMG stance give the E53 Estate a presence that makes an RS4 Avant look almost sensible, the M3 Touring under-done and the RS6 slightly less untouchable. It is the first time in years that an AMG wagon feels properly desirable again.Under the slick styling there is a very modern kind of muscle. The wo
  • Australia’s Ute War Is Heating Up With Hybrids, Diesels and V8s All Fighting For Attention

    The ute wars in Australia have kicked into overdrive. What started as a market dominated by tough-as-nails workhorses has turned into a full-blown arms race. These days, utes aren't just for builders and farmers anymore; they're doubling as luxury cruisers, weekend adventure rigs, and oversized family cars with a tray out back.
    The choice has never been better, or more overwhelming. From plug-in hybrids that'll get you to the shops on battery power alone, to ridiculous American V8s that drink f
  • ASICS METASPEED SKY & EDGE TOKYO Review: The $380 Race Shoes Built For Australia’s Running Boom

    There’s a moment in every marathon where you start to make deals with yourself. Usually, it’s around the 30km mark, right when the euphoria of a strong first half has become a vague memory; your legs are wobbling on a decline, steadily keeping the cadence to stick the landing. That’s the point where your mind starts the negotiations. 
    The offer is always the same, no matter when it hits: ease up now, and the foot ache will subside. Take it or leave it. Most people take th
  • Why Great Airlines Suck At Luxury

    There’s a strange paradox in aviation right now: some of the best run airlines in the world can’t seem to nail their premium experience.They’re operationally slick, punctual, financially sound, and their crews couldn’t be friendlier, yet when it comes to Business and First, you’re still staring at a 10 inch screen, eating reheated pasta, and wondering why your “lie flat” seat slopes like a farm stay carpark.
    The reason isn’t incompetence. It&rsquo
  • The Dumbest, Sexiest Watch Wishlist You’ll Read All Week

    We all dream it, but if I suddenly woke up with a few extra zeroes in the bank, these are the watches I’d buy.Not because they’re the most expensive, but because they each have a story, a reason, and a place in my week. Some are grail-tier, others just make me smile, all of them make money feel justified.Would they make me happy? Absolutely.
    For formal occasions: Cartier Tank Must SolarBeat Ref. WSTA0059Cartier has been nailing quiet confidence for a century. The Tank Must SolarBeat
  • Gen Z Spending Habits Are Changing The Rules Of Luxury… Brands Need To Listen

    Gen Z are cutting back on daily indulgences to fund statement luxury pieces with emotional and social currency.
    Visibility now outweighs ownership. If it can’t trend online, it’s not luxury.
    Australia’s luxury scene is already shifting, with younger, content-driven shoppers reshaping what value looks like.These days, you can’t open your feed without seeing another luxury brand supposedly weathering “turbulent headwinds” or “macro headwinds” or what
  • 14 Best Electric Cars In Australia For 2025 | Tested & Driven By Our Editors

    Whether you like it or not, electric cars will soon be far more common on Australian roads. As governments push for a reduction in carbon emissions, electric car production has been ramped up in an effort to reduce the amount of greenhouse gas being pumped into our atmosphere.But that's actually a good thing. Dispel any ideas of electric vehicles being boring: even the smallest EVs are exceptionally fun to drive. Instant torque, linear power delivery, great weight distribution… Electric
  • Mental Health Miles: How Nike Athletes See Running As Therapy

    Melbourne’s Jack Rayner wins the Nike Melbourne Marathon Festival, proving running’s impact on both physical and mental health.
    50,000 runners filled the streets, turning the city into a moving meditation of community and resilience.
    Nike continues to champion running as therapy, designing shoes that improve our form and keep us on the track.
    For some, a mental health walk could look like an early morning stroll along the beach, slipping out to the Bondi coastal walk. Maybe grabbing
  • The Corvette Colour That Made Me Lose My Mind, Literally

    I spotted it in Bondi on the weekend. A Corvette Stingray in Cacti Green sitting on the street like it owned the suburb. It stopped me in my tracks. Whoever bought it has serious confidence, and they deserve credit for that. It’s easily the toughest-looking Corvette I’ve seen in years.Green cars are back in fashion.After a decade of greys, silvers and matte blacks, brands are finally bringing colour back. Porsche has its Python Green, Lamborghini has Verde Scandal, Aston Martin has
  • The Most Expensive Watches In The World All Share This One Unique Feature

    From Richard Mille to Patek Philippe, the world’s most expensive watches are all hand-wound, relying on human touch instead of self-winding rotors.
    Hand-wound movements are prized for purity, precision, and emotional connection, turning daily winding into a ritual of intent rather than convenience.
    Richard Mille’s RM 56-02, Patek’s Grandmaster Chime, and Jacob & Co.’s Astronomia prove that true luxury is gloriously impractical.
    In an age obsessed with automation and t
  • TAG Heuer’s Latest Senna Collection Is Designed To Win

    TAG Heuer honours Formula 1 legend Ayrton Senna with two new limited-edition Formula 1 Chronographs, the 44 mm Automatic and 43 mm Quartz.
    The 44 mm model celebrates Senna’s fearless racing spirit with titanium, carbon, and bold Brazilian yellow detailing.
    The 43 mm revives Senna’s iconic S/EL bracelet: a design that defined both his career and TAG Heuer’s racing heritage.Unlike a few brands I won't name, TAG Heuer’s connection to motorsport has never been a marketing gim
  • The Airline That Made Me Fall Back In Love With Long-Haul Travel

    Cathay Pacific redefines long-haul travel with genuine Hong Kong hospitality, transforming the Sydney–London route into a culinary ritual to look forward to.Premium Economy passengers enjoy Michelin-starred Cantonese cuisine crafted in partnership with Yat Tung Heen, while First Class guests dine on Mott 32’s signature creations.
    From The Pier’s refined bar offerings to The Bridge’s refreshed interiors, Cathay Pacific delivers consistent, world-class comfort both in the a
  • This Could Be The World’s Most Stylish Weekend Destination

    Hong Kong is home to some of the world’s most exclusive hotels, boutiques, and whisky bars, where luxury is both lifestyle and performance.
    From K11 Musea’s art-led design to LANDMARK’s haute horology, shopping here feels more like curation than consumption.
    The city’s after-dark scene turns elegance into theatre, with Foxglove, DarkSide, and Ozone redefining what it means to unwind.Hong Kong may have a reputation for being one of the busiest transfer airports in the APAC
  • Tesla Roadster Hype Returns as Musk Teases “Crazier Than Bond” Tech

    Elon Musk is making promises about the Tesla Roadster again. The CEO told podcaster Joe Rogan that Tesla hopes to unveil the redesigned sports car before the end of 2025.
    He's been hyping a next-generation version since 2017. Production still hasn't started.
    Tesla shares bounced $14 from session lows after Musk's comments. The stock closed up 3.47% at $456 on Friday. Investors are digesting both the year-end confirmation and hints about flight technology.
    Musk described the upcoming Roadster as
  • $6,000 Business Class Flights To South America — Qantas Launches Global ‘Red Deal’ Sale

    Qantas has launched a massive Red Deal Sale today, dropping fares across nearly every international route, including Business Class flights to South America for under $5,000 return.
    The national carrier’s latest sale spans destinations in the Americas, Asia, the UK, New Zealand and the Pacific, with Business Class returns to Santiago and Buenos Aires starting from $4,998.That’s roughly half the usual price for Qantas’ premium cabin, complete with lie flat beds, lounge access a
  • America’s Cup Days Numbers As Biggest Team Pulls Up Stumps

    For the first time in 175 years, there won’t be an American boat chasing the Auld Mug.The New York Yacht Club’s American Magic has withdrawn from the 2027 America’s Cup in Naples, blaming an unsustainable structure and a format that, in their words, no longer supports a financially or competitively viable campaign.For a country that built the Cup’s legend, that’s a staggering admission and a warning that the world’s oldest sporting trophy might be losing its
  • OMEGA Celebrates 90 Years of Olympic Timing With the Speedmaster 38 Milano Cortina 2026

    OMEGA has unveiled the Speedmaster 38 Milano Cortina 2026, a stunning new timepiece marking 90 years of Olympic Winter Games timekeeping and the brand’s everlasting partnership with the world’s 2nd greatest sporting event. After the World Cup of course.
    As the official timekeeper for the upcoming Milano Cortina 2026 Games, OMEGA’s legacy of precision, innovation, and of course style takes centre stage once again.The special-edition Speedmaster 38 mm pays homage to the icy spir
  • Cadillac LYRIQ Turns The Road Into A Recording Studio With Warner Music Australia

    Cadillac’s first fully electric SUV, the LYRIQ, arrives in Australia with a 19-speaker AKG Studio sound system delivering studio-grade clarity on the road.
    The brand partners with Warner Music Australia, giving artists like Kita Alexander and Jess B access to the LYRIQ for the ultimate “car test.”
    With 1,400 watts of precision-tuned power and an ultra-quiet electric drive, the LYRIQ transforms even long motorway drives into immersive listening sessions.Who knew the best place t
  • $80,000 Cruise Turns Tragic After Passenger Left Behind On Remote Island

    Authorities are investigating the death of an 80-year-old Australian woman who was left behind on Lizard Island after a group hike from the Coral Adventurer cruise ship.The woman had joined fellow passengers on an excursion to Cook’s Look, the island’s highest point, before deciding to rest and separate from the group. When the vessel departed at sunset, her absence went unnoticed until hours later, prompting the ship to return and launch a search with the help of local authorities.
  • The Quiet Rise of American Automotive Quality

    For years, the stereotype was as blunt as it was persistent: American cars were cheap, flimsy, and built to last just long enough to limp through a warranty period.
    That perception helped Japanese marques like Lexus build reputations for precision and dependability. In 2025, that old myth no longer holds true.General Motors has spent two decades rebuilding its reputation through manufacturing reform, tighter quality control, and design discipline. The shift has been steady, deliberate, and deep
  • Ferrari 296 Speciale Brings 868 Horsepower and Hybrid Tech to Track-Focused Bloodline

    Ferrari's new 296 Speciale is the latest evolution in a bloodline that stretches back to the 360 Challenge Stradale.
    This is the first special-series car to use a V6 hybrid instead of a V8, and it's also the first time Ferrari has reused a nameplate from its V8 range.
    That ties it directly to the legendary 458 Speciale, which remains one of the greatest naturally aspirated supercars ever built.
    The powertrain starts with a turbocharged 3.0-litre V6 hybrid paired with a 7.45 kWh battery.
    The com
  • Why Every Carmaker Suddenly Wants A Piece Of Motorsport’s $20 Billion Future

    The global motorsport market is set to grow by $10.79 billion between 2025 and 2029, reaching $20 billion by 2034.
    Major manufacturers including Ford, Aston Martin, Audi, Cadillac and BMW are entering niche racing series to build brand prestige and test innovation.
    Formula 1's fanbase hit 827 million in 2025, with 43% under 35 and surging digital engagement proving motorsport's cultural momentum.We can talk all we want about autonomous vehicles, hands-free driving and even flying cars. Where it
  • Inside Asia’s Most Underrated Travel Destination For Luxury Wellness

    Hong Kong proves wellness and luxury can coexist, from skyline sanctuaries to quiet rituals designed for modern travellers in need of balance.
    The Upper House leads a new wave of calm sophistication, offering Bamford treatments, yoga sessions and mindful dining above the harbour.
    This is a city where stillness meets style and recovery feels effortless.Landing at Chek Lap Kok, the first wellness move is not to overcomplicate things after a long flight, so a private transfer is the best way to gli
  • The Unexpected Winner From Trump’s Swiss Watch Tariffs

    Swiss watch exports to the US fell 56% in one month following Trump’s 39% tariff.
    The UK has overtaken the US as the biggest destination for Swiss watches.
    London’s Bond Street and Mayfair boutiques saw record allocations amid global market shifts.When Donald Trump introduced a 39% tariff on Swiss luxury watches, the goal was to bring production closer to home, to deliver jobs and prosperity to the American people (and hopefully, still keep the bling). Instead, the American market ha
  • BYD Illegally Piles Up Over 1,600 Cars at Sydney Fun Park

    More than 1,600 new BYD vehicles have been sitting at a family fun park south of Sydney.
    The cars started showing up at Jamberoo Action Park back in August while the venue was closed for winter. Now, according to News, the problem is getting messy because nobody seems to be taking responsibility.
    The rows of brand-new vehicles include the Shark 6 plug-in hybrid ute and Sealion 7 electric SUV.
    They arrived from nearby Port Kembla and were meant to be temporary storage before heading to dealers.
  • Eleanor Returns After 25 Years With Limited Edition Tribute Mustangs Built by the Original Crew

    It’s been 25 years since Nicolas Cage’s devotion to Eleanor landed him in a tight spot in Gone in 60 Seconds. Now, the legendary 1967 Shelby GT500 is finally making a comeback.
    Cinema Muscle Recreations LLC just announced that the team responsible for building all 11 Eleanor cars used in the original film is creating a limited run of authentic tributes to celebrate the silver anniversary.
    The first car hits the Concours at Wynn Las Vegas at the end of October. Only 25 will ever be b
  • Luxury’s First Glimmer Of Growth In 2025: Does The Watch Boom Follow?

    LVMH records its first positive quarter of 2025, driven by a rebound in Chinese spending.
    Fashion and leather goods still down 2%, but improving from a 9% drop in Q2.
    Analysts expect fine watchmaking to follow as investor confidence and collector demand return.Do you hear that? It's the sound of the luxury market big wigs letting out a collective sigh of relief. You'll be forgiven for not recognising it sooner; 2025 has really been that bad.If it's not autocratic tariffs imposed by the US that h
  • What Your Watch Brand Says About You

    The watch world has always been more about people than movements. Behind every polished case and sapphire crystal is a quiet reflection of personality, ambition and taste. Some buy to impress, others buy to express.Either way, the brand on your wrist gives away more than you think.
    Are you a watch owner? Check out Heist. The all in one watch cleaner. Now available on Amazon USA.
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    You wanted Rolex because everyone else did. You probably can’t tell anyone what’s goin
  • Netflix Turns $220 Million Superyacht Into a Floating Crime Scene for The Woman in Cabin 10

    Hollywood has always had a thing for yachts. Tom Hanks battled Somali pirates aboard the Alexander Maersk cargo ship in Captain Phillips. Titanic gave us the world's most expensive replica and an iceberg we'll never forget.
    But Netflix's latest thriller, The Woman in Cabin 10, takes it up a notch by filming almost entirely aboard Savannah, one of the most awarded and eco-conscious superyachts ever built.
    The film stars Keira Knightley as Laura 'Lo' Blacklock, a travel journalist sent to cover a
  • Inside Nike’s Plan To Dominate Australia’s Running Culture

    Nike has introduced a simplified “three-lane” system for runners: Responsive (Pegasus), Maximum (Vomero), and Supportive (Structure).
    Each franchise offers multiple tiers, like Plus and Premium, to suit varying needs and budgets.
    Running culture in Australia is booming, with Nike cementing itself at the heart of this global fitness renaissance.Who would have thought that pounding the pavement with thousands of other people in short shorts and neon running shoes would be my idea of a
  • This Limited Edition A. Lange & Söhne Shows That The Simplest Watch Is Often The Hardest To Make

    Two new SAXONIA THIN editions in 750 Honeygold® and 950 platinum, each limited to 200 pieces.
    Features a jet-black onyx dial, hand-cut and polished to a flawless, mirror-like surface.
    Powered by the Calibre L093.1, one of Lange’s thinnest manual movements at just 2.9 mm thick.There’s an old saying from Johan Cruyff: “Playing football is very simple, but playing simple football is the hardest thing there is.”
    You might be wondering why a quote from a legendary Dutch fo
  • Luxury Travel’s Best-Kept Secret Isn’t Paris or Dubai

    Hong Kong is where wealth and indulgence move in perfect rhythm, a city that makes luxury look effortless.
    From rooftop suites to Rolls-Royces, bespoke suits to single malts, this is how the world’s elite unwind.
    True luxury here is about access, precision, and belonging.For many, Hong Kong might always remain either a city to tick off or one simply to transfer through. But they could not be more wrong. This is a place you slip into; a city that rewards curiosity and simply doesn’t a
  • Sorry, 2025’s Most Interesting Car Isn’t Chinese Or American

    I have always had a soft spot for BMW.
    Of the six cars I have owned, four wore a BMW badge. A 318i E30. Two X5s. A 335 wagon. They were balanced, confident, and built by people who understood how a car should feel.
    But somewhere along the way, things got weird.The design became louder. The grilles became larger. The quiet confidence that once defined the brand was replaced by something that felt like it was trying too hard to be noticed. Call it design schizophrenia.
    However, the new iX3 Neue K
  • Cartier’s Lightest Icon Still Carries Serious Weight

    Cartier revives the legendary Santos with a lightweight titanium case.
    The finish balances tool-watch toughness with Parisian elegance.
    Titanium enhances comfort, durability, and modern sophistication without losing the Santos’ soul.By now, you should have all heard the story of Louis Cartier and his friend, the Brazilian pilot, Alberto Santos-Dumont.It's 1904 on the streets of Paris, and a pioneering aviator complains to a young watchmaker about fumbling for his pocket watch mid-flight. L
  • TAG Heuer Connected Calibre E5 Review: A Total Game Changer For Smartwatches

    This is TAG Heuer’s latest Connected Calibre E5, and it is a game changer.
    We got our hands on it before a two-time Olympic athlete did, and within minutes it was clear that TAG Heuer has knocked it out of the park.
    After ten years of developing its Connected series, the brand has created a smartwatch that finally feels complete. It is not only beautiful by TAG standards but arguably the best looking connected watch ever released by anyone. Yes, it's infinitely more attractive than any Ap
  • Cadillac LYRIQ Proves True Auto Luxury Needs To Hit All The Right Notes

    Cadillac’s first true technical collaboration with AKG is a studio-grade partnership, using genuine studio technology and Dolby tuning.
    19 speakers, Quantum Logic surround, and active noise cancellation deliver unmatched clarity and immersion.
    The LYRIQ’s EV silence creates a near-perfect soundstage for a “symphony of solitude.”Here's the thing about car audio: most premium car brands slap a fancy badge on decent speakers and call it a partnership. The Cadillac LYRIQ's 19
  • This Television Is A Must-Have For Sports-Mad Australians

    Up to 5,000 nits of brightness means no more washed-out footy matches during the day.
    Sport and gaming powerhouse, with 288Hz refresh, HDMI 2.1, and low input lag that make it ideal for PS5, F1, and NBA nights.
    Value without compromise: Delivers OLED-level contrast and cinematic motion for under $2,000 — a true all-rounder for Aussie living rooms.Australians don’t just want a TV that just looks good in a showroom. We want one that can handle Friday night AFL, Saturday NRL, a late-nig
  • This 1970s Watch Trend Proves We Still Love A Pretty Face

    The 1970s hard-stone dial trend is back, with brands like H. Moser, Piaget, Chopard and Rolex reimagining natural materials for 2025.
    Watches once seen as disco relics — lapis, jade, tiger’s eye, coral — are now defining a new era of colour and craftsmanship.
    From Moser’s minimalist Pop Collection to Rolex’s extravagant Tiger Iron GMT, 2025 proves we’re still obsessed with a pretty face.They say you shouldn't judge a book by its cover, but when I first started

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