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What Patek Philippe Was in Succession
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.
Style, culture and the good life. The latest stories from Gentleman’s Journal.
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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.

Retinol has a reputation for drama, mostly earned by people who rush it. Keep things civilised and results follow, especially once you’ve nailed how to use retinol for men.

Dry January met its match at a black-tie Burns Night of bagpipes, haggis, high-proof single malts and heroic excess, a gloriously un-dry celebration of Scottish ceremony and convivial indulgence.

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

Paperwork looks dull, yet it decides what you can sign and how you are taxed. Once the name and shares are settled, you can see how to register a limited company clearly.

The explorer ventures across Britain’s wildest national park to put the brand’s new Performance Collection through its paces...

Glossy brochures speak of sunsets, not invoices, and marinas rarely advertise the true arithmetic. Ask it plainly: “How much does it cost to own a yacht?” The answer has layers.

When policy tightens and nerves fray, the metal tends to behave like an old friend. Timing still counts, yet the best time to buy gold rarely arrives with fanfare.

Sticker shock follows the crown long before it touches the wrist. Once margins, output, and demand are counted, you start to see why Rolex is so expensive.

White trainers only look effortless when they’re quietly maintained. Get the dirt out before it sets, treat the materials properly, and you’ll know how to clean white sneakers without wrecking them.

Names get tossed around as though they’re interchangeable, yet the rules are stubborn and the flavours follow. Order with more confidence once Bourbon vs whiskey vs Scotch makes sense.

From a limited-edition single malt to a handsomely bottled blend, these are the best-loved bottles in the Gentleman’s Journal office…

With prime country house values easing across the UK, these five exceptional estates — from Jacobean grandeur to Cotswold charm — make a compelling case for investing in space, history and a slower pace of life.

Former Made in Chelsea star Jamie Laing wants us to share our feelings and be more honest. Here’s why that’s a good idea

A historic Rioja with a meticulous winemaking pedigree, CVNE’s Imperial Reserva delivers remarkable purity, depth and restraint — a quietly brilliant wine that vastly overdelivers for the price.

A quietly revealing Q&A with restaurateur Dom Hamdy, reflecting on family, food, personal style and the small rituals that shape a considered life in hospitality.

Boxers for comfort — and a little bit of luxury
Style, culture and the good life. The latest stories from Gentleman’s Journal.
Page 15

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.

Retinol has a reputation for drama, mostly earned by people who rush it. Keep things civilised and results follow, especially once you’ve nailed how to use retinol for men.

Dry January met its match at a black-tie Burns Night of bagpipes, haggis, high-proof single malts and heroic excess, a gloriously un-dry celebration of Scottish ceremony and convivial indulgence.

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

Paperwork looks dull, yet it decides what you can sign and how you are taxed. Once the name and shares are settled, you can see how to register a limited company clearly.

The explorer ventures across Britain’s wildest national park to put the brand’s new Performance Collection through its paces...

Glossy brochures speak of sunsets, not invoices, and marinas rarely advertise the true arithmetic. Ask it plainly: “How much does it cost to own a yacht?” The answer has layers.

When policy tightens and nerves fray, the metal tends to behave like an old friend. Timing still counts, yet the best time to buy gold rarely arrives with fanfare.

Sticker shock follows the crown long before it touches the wrist. Once margins, output, and demand are counted, you start to see why Rolex is so expensive.

White trainers only look effortless when they’re quietly maintained. Get the dirt out before it sets, treat the materials properly, and you’ll know how to clean white sneakers without wrecking them.

Names get tossed around as though they’re interchangeable, yet the rules are stubborn and the flavours follow. Order with more confidence once Bourbon vs whiskey vs Scotch makes sense.

From a limited-edition single malt to a handsomely bottled blend, these are the best-loved bottles in the Gentleman’s Journal office…

With prime country house values easing across the UK, these five exceptional estates — from Jacobean grandeur to Cotswold charm — make a compelling case for investing in space, history and a slower pace of life.

Former Made in Chelsea star Jamie Laing wants us to share our feelings and be more honest. Here’s why that’s a good idea

A historic Rioja with a meticulous winemaking pedigree, CVNE’s Imperial Reserva delivers remarkable purity, depth and restraint — a quietly brilliant wine that vastly overdelivers for the price.

A quietly revealing Q&A with restaurateur Dom Hamdy, reflecting on family, food, personal style and the small rituals that shape a considered life in hospitality.

Boxers for comfort — and a little bit of luxury