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5 Omegas we want to own
Omega are renowned the world over for their timepieces. Here are 5 classics we wish we owned.
Style, culture and the good life. The latest stories from Gentleman’s Journal.
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Omega are renowned the world over for their timepieces. Here are 5 classics we wish we owned.

Stanforth are one of the latest bicycle brands, and their debut model, the Kibo, is more than impressive.

Rarely has one man been so fervently admired by so many, not just for his quiet ambassadorial politics but for his timeless style – we take a closer look.

If you’re struggling to find exclusive, elegant and traditional style destinations located in London, look no further.

We think hunks of 18ct gold are out and that subtle statement watches are in. Apparently, Longines think so too.

Our latest article in our ‘A Century of Style’ series dissects the highly influential fashion of the 1960s. Take heed, gentlemen.

Grand in every way, O’Mega is one of the most spectacular super yachts ever built.

There are a lot of lessons in life, here are a few for this week.

From Porto Cervo to St. Tropez, The Roman Forum to Central Park. There are views, and there are views. We present five of the latter.

No longer the domain of just women, salons for men are taking the grooming world by storm this season.

Witness the return of an all guns blazing action man Tom Hardy (and a stunning Charlize Theron).

Headwear has long been associated with the gentleman, and a range of styles can be adopted for the summer months. Here’s how to wear a hat this summer, come rain or shine.

Ant ballets and David Hockney painting on an iPad have announced the modern marriage of art and technology. Here’s five pieces that prove art and tech are the perfect bedfellows.

Jennifer Lawrence is back and she’s ready to fight.

Hands down, our favourite Morgan Freeman moment ever.

There are plenty of new British tailors on the block. Here are the ones you need to know.

Jobs interviews are scary. To put your mind a rest, here’s what you need to do.

This is Bremont’s most significant watch ever and houses a piece of the world’s first ever aeroplane, as well as the brand’s first ever in-house movement.
Style, culture and the good life. The latest stories from Gentleman’s Journal.
Page 555

Omega are renowned the world over for their timepieces. Here are 5 classics we wish we owned.

Stanforth are one of the latest bicycle brands, and their debut model, the Kibo, is more than impressive.

Rarely has one man been so fervently admired by so many, not just for his quiet ambassadorial politics but for his timeless style – we take a closer look.

If you’re struggling to find exclusive, elegant and traditional style destinations located in London, look no further.

We think hunks of 18ct gold are out and that subtle statement watches are in. Apparently, Longines think so too.

Our latest article in our ‘A Century of Style’ series dissects the highly influential fashion of the 1960s. Take heed, gentlemen.

Grand in every way, O’Mega is one of the most spectacular super yachts ever built.

There are a lot of lessons in life, here are a few for this week.

From Porto Cervo to St. Tropez, The Roman Forum to Central Park. There are views, and there are views. We present five of the latter.

No longer the domain of just women, salons for men are taking the grooming world by storm this season.

Witness the return of an all guns blazing action man Tom Hardy (and a stunning Charlize Theron).

Headwear has long been associated with the gentleman, and a range of styles can be adopted for the summer months. Here’s how to wear a hat this summer, come rain or shine.

Ant ballets and David Hockney painting on an iPad have announced the modern marriage of art and technology. Here’s five pieces that prove art and tech are the perfect bedfellows.

Jennifer Lawrence is back and she’s ready to fight.

Hands down, our favourite Morgan Freeman moment ever.

There are plenty of new British tailors on the block. Here are the ones you need to know.

Jobs interviews are scary. To put your mind a rest, here’s what you need to do.

This is Bremont’s most significant watch ever and houses a piece of the world’s first ever aeroplane, as well as the brand’s first ever in-house movement.