
- Editors' Picks
Editor’s Picks: Piaget watch, FENDI duffle bag, Crockett & Jones loafers and Oakley goggles
The best gear in the world right now, from anniversary audio to lightweight layering

The best gear in the world right now, from anniversary audio to lightweight layering

From spring marathons to ultra-distance inspiration, running’s current boom is fuelled by data, discipline and smarter recovery. Here’s how to train with intent, avoid injury and turn steady miles into meaningful progress.

With little consultation and even less self awareness, The Times attempted to define London’s poshest pubs. This is a corrective list, affectionate, sceptical, and better informed.

In an age of fractured truths, algorithmic power, and cultural overload, influence no longer flows neatly from the top down. This is a definitive guide to the figures shaping politics, technology, culture, and belief — and to what influence now really means.

As global tensions rise, elite task forces not armies are re-shaping global outcomes, mostly away from the public eye. These covert units have become the modern day pawns of political power.

You can now buy the co-founder of WhatsApp's yacht for a cool €325m.

Behold the £5m, road legal Adrian Newey-designed hypercar going wheel to wheel with the Aston Martin Valkyrie and Mercedes-AMG One

Tudor’s Ranger returns in a new 36mm case with a “Dune White” dial, sharper proportions and serious tool-watch credentials, delivering a quietly confident alternative to the Black Bay line.

Presented at Milan Men’s Fashion Week, Church’s Autumn/Winter 2026 collection drew parallels between music and shoemaking, with refined new designs highlighting precision, balance, and enduring craft.

The best gear in the world right now, from field sport watches to wrinkle-free trousers.

Founders rarely run out of hours, they run out of attention. Put the week on rails and time management for founders stops being ambition and starts being architecture.

Most beards fail at the border, where fuzz becomes indecision. Set the line where the jaw relaxes, and you’ll know how to shape a beard neckline that looks meant.

A thoughtful, archive-led presentation, Zegna’s AW26 show explored inheritance, longevity and the quiet power of clothes designed to be worn, lived in and passed down through generations.

Under the leadership of Yorkshire-born businessman Adam Holdsworth, the British knitwear brand has refined cashmere into an art form…

A joyful AW26 showing in Milan, Paul Smith blends archive finds, relaxed tailoring and magpie styling with his trademark sense of curiosity and fun.

From his love of simple sneakers to finding the most stylish pair of sunglasses, here’s how to emulate the King of Cool’s wardrobe

On Succession, money speaks softly on the wrist, never shouting. Watch the details and you’ll clock what Patek Philippe was in Succession, and why it mattered.

Good shoes announce themselves quietly in the way they flex and settle over time. A lot of that feeling comes down to Goodyear Welt vs Blake Stitch, and what you want from wear.
To receive the latest in style, watches, cars and luxury news, plus receive great offers from the world’s greatest brands every Friday.
