Luxury
10th May 2023
Simply known as ‘A’, this is the world’s largest sailing yacht as well as the most impressive: the mainmast is taller than the Flatiron building in New York.
From the infinity pool on the stern to the lounge bar on the aft deck, the 1.61 London is a mansion on the water designed to look better than 5-star hotels.
Having recently bought a new mansion in his hometown Toronto, Drake is now offloading some of his other properties – this is the most expensive yet.
As well as an under-vehicle garage to store a supercar, this luxury motorhome has all the mod cons such a full kitchen, spacious lounge, and heated bathroom.
The 2023 Rare Handcrafts collection by Patek Philippe comprises over 60 pieces, and it’s a reminder of why some call watches ‘art’.
The Urwerk Magic T is an ultra-cool Terminator-looking watch that looks like it was designed in the future but, as you can imagine, it’s mighty expensive.
The Nautilus has all the amenities and cruising capabilities of a superyacht while also being able to seal itself up and dive 150 meters below the surface.
The crazy Lamborghini 63 yacht is also famously owned by MMA fighter Conor McGregor.
H. Moser doesn’t do baby steps, the Swiss brand is growing at a crazy rate and knows how to attract collectors: the new ‘Smoked Salmon’ Streamliner proves it.
The Brabus Deep Blue Statement package is the complete collection you never knew you needed, but you better have deep pockets if you’re to afford it.
These days collectors want engineering prowess, great design, rarity and exclusivity – the new $25,000 Czapek Lanikai checks all those boxes.
Formerly owned by Friends’ Matthew Perry, Rihanna’s LA penthouse occupies an entire floor in a paparazzi-proof building in Century City.
Audemars Piguet is celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Offshore with a unique timepiece inspired by an AP Royal Oak co-designed by Arnold Schwarzenegger.
The abandoned Wayne Manor from the 2005 film Batman Begins, valued at $31 million, is now rotting away in complete decay – and no one seems to care.
The Floating Seahorse Villas sit off the coast of Dubai and make an incredible $5 billion floating city in the middle of the sea.
Music legend Stevie Wonder lived here for four years but this gorgeous Beverly Hills home is now for sale with an eight-figure price tag attached to it.