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How to Increase Home Value
Estate agents love adjectives, but buyers notice fundamentals, light, flow, and what feels quietly solid. Fix the unglamorous bits first and you’ll understand how to increase home value without noise.
Style, culture and the good life. The latest stories from Gentleman’s Journal.
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Estate agents love adjectives, but buyers notice fundamentals, light, flow, and what feels quietly solid. Fix the unglamorous bits first and you’ll understand how to increase home value without noise.

Membership can feel like freedom until the invoice arrives and the fine print bites. For those who fly often, private jet cards sit neatly between charter and ownership.

The filmmaker’s one-of-one F.P. Journe wristwatch has become the most valuable timepiece the independent watchmaker has ever sold, following a record-setting New York auction...

NASA's go-to chronograph supplier reverts to ‘reverse panda’ flight mode

Quietly glamorous and rigorously discreet, Gstaad remains the alpine retreat of choice for those who value privacy, beauty and understatement — with Ultima Gstaad setting the benchmark for refined mountain luxury.

The best gear in the world right now, from element defying boots to the infrared elite.

Certain pieces slip past fashion and into folklore, rewarding scrutiny and surviving it. It becomes less about price than permanence, which raises the question, what makes a watch collectable?

With another standout year of cars to assess, Gentleman’s Journal hit the road to separate the great from the good. From EVs to future classics, these are the cars that defined 2026.

Moët et Chandon’s new Harvest Experience is a vanishingly rare glimpse into the making of the storied champagne

From postwar Rome to the 007 franchise, here’s how the Italian fashion house reshaped tailoring through craftsmanship, innovation and cinematic style…

The best gear in the world right now, from cheerful cashmere to low-alcohol libations

Do gaming laptops still murder their batteries, or has efficiency finally caught up with performance? The answer sits somewhere between smarter hardware and how the machine is actually used.

Why do smartwatches use green light rather than any other colour? The answer lies in how skin, blood flow and light interact when a sensor sits against the wrist.

Here are 11 to clock as we head into the new realms of 2026

When winter arrives, boots become as much about practicality as they are about style

‘Even when fermented fully, it rarely gets above 12.5 per cent, and the sweeter versions, whose fermentation is halted early to retain sugar, can often be much lower’

We blind-tasted a host of alcohol-free porters, pale ales and pilsners to discover which – if any – should have you reaching for your bottle opener

The steps to sculpting yourself into 007 greatness
Style, culture and the good life. The latest stories from Gentleman’s Journal.
Page 20

Estate agents love adjectives, but buyers notice fundamentals, light, flow, and what feels quietly solid. Fix the unglamorous bits first and you’ll understand how to increase home value without noise.

Membership can feel like freedom until the invoice arrives and the fine print bites. For those who fly often, private jet cards sit neatly between charter and ownership.

The filmmaker’s one-of-one F.P. Journe wristwatch has become the most valuable timepiece the independent watchmaker has ever sold, following a record-setting New York auction...

NASA's go-to chronograph supplier reverts to ‘reverse panda’ flight mode

Quietly glamorous and rigorously discreet, Gstaad remains the alpine retreat of choice for those who value privacy, beauty and understatement — with Ultima Gstaad setting the benchmark for refined mountain luxury.

The best gear in the world right now, from element defying boots to the infrared elite.

Certain pieces slip past fashion and into folklore, rewarding scrutiny and surviving it. It becomes less about price than permanence, which raises the question, what makes a watch collectable?

With another standout year of cars to assess, Gentleman’s Journal hit the road to separate the great from the good. From EVs to future classics, these are the cars that defined 2026.

Moët et Chandon’s new Harvest Experience is a vanishingly rare glimpse into the making of the storied champagne

From postwar Rome to the 007 franchise, here’s how the Italian fashion house reshaped tailoring through craftsmanship, innovation and cinematic style…

The best gear in the world right now, from cheerful cashmere to low-alcohol libations

Do gaming laptops still murder their batteries, or has efficiency finally caught up with performance? The answer sits somewhere between smarter hardware and how the machine is actually used.

Why do smartwatches use green light rather than any other colour? The answer lies in how skin, blood flow and light interact when a sensor sits against the wrist.

Here are 11 to clock as we head into the new realms of 2026

When winter arrives, boots become as much about practicality as they are about style

‘Even when fermented fully, it rarely gets above 12.5 per cent, and the sweeter versions, whose fermentation is halted early to retain sugar, can often be much lower’

We blind-tasted a host of alcohol-free porters, pale ales and pilsners to discover which – if any – should have you reaching for your bottle opener

The steps to sculpting yourself into 007 greatness