In our weekly series, we bring you the latest in luxury news around the world. This week’s highlights: Automobili Lamborghini at Art Basel Miami, Chopard supports the cinema, Dior pays tribute to literature
IWC Schaffhausen opens a new concept boutique
There’s a new IWC Schaffhausen boutique at Ion Orchard, just begging you to check it out. Designed with a contemporary aesthetic that marries technical sophistication with warmth, the 100-sqm store redefines the luxury retail experience with an inviting lounge, allowing visitors to relax, enjoy a coffee and test out IWC’s latest novelties. Guests can also participate in hands-on workshops guided by IWC-trained watchmakers, and explore exclusive storytelling modules that showcase the brand’s most exceptional innovations.
Automobili Lamborghini brings Italian artistry to Miami
Early this month at Art Basel Miami, Automobili Lamborghini unveiled a special Temerario Ad Personam. Presented at the iconic 1111 Lincoln Road, the Temerario—powered by an all-new twin-turbo V8 hybrid powertrain—showcased hours of hand-applied paintwork and aerodynamic lines accentuated by an intricate artistic pattern, highlighting the limitless possibilities of the Ad Personam personalisation programme.
Chopard supports the cinema
As a reflection of Chopard’s enduring commitment to cinema, Chopard has once again partnered the Red Sea International Film Festival, a festival that focuses on new storytelling trends and the emerging talents of Saudi Arabia and beyond. Through this alliance at the event, which just happened in Jeddah from 4 to 13 December 2025, the Maison reaffirms its dedication to supporting the dynamic voices of Arab, African and Asian cinema, where “storytelling knows no borders and brilliance takes centre stage.”
Patek Philippe’s Watch Art Grand Exhibition
Mark your calendars for Patek Philippe’s largest Watch Art Grand Exhibition yet, happening from 2 to 18 October 2026. Held in the historic CityOval building in Milan, visitors will be able to immerse themselves in the world of Geneva’s last independent, family-owned watch manufacture. Set within 2,500 square metres of glorious decor, the exhibition will also offer the chance to go behind the scenes of Patek Philippe and to see the launch of several limited editions. Admission is free but do make your reservations starting 14 April 2026.
Cruise the world with Explora Journeys
Planning for retirement? Taking a sabbatical? In a few years, perhaps? Endless Worlds, the inaugural world journey aboard Explora Journeys’ Explora I, is taking guests to 29 countries across four continents from 6 January to 14 May 2029. From the legendary Panama Canal and remote island gems to the dramatic fjords of New Zealand, guests will experience the world from the comfort of their ocean-front suites, which come complete with a wellness centre, curated enrichment and culinary experiences that reflect every region visited.
Dior loves a good story
’tis the season of the Dior Book Tote, adorned with book covers as a poetic tribute to literature. Available in three sizes—large, medium and mini—and various models inspired by Gothic fiction and more, these unique totes are elegant narrative pieces that are ready to start a new chapter with you this 2 January 2026.
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Air France and Robb Report Singapore show off La Première
An exclusive group of Robb Report Singapore readers was invited to take an inside look at La Première, Air France’s recently refreshed first-class offering.
Heart of a racer
Seven decades after it defined American performance, Corvette has officially arrived in Singapore, led by the mid-engined Stingray.
