The mission Artemis II took off for an orbit around the Moon and its darky dark side yesterday, marking NASA’s first crewed mission to the moon in over 50 years. And as […]
Moments in Time: Back to the Moon Time
It’s Champagne Time with Palmer & Co
It’s one of those great champagne stories. The Reims-based house of Palmer & Co was established over 70 years ago in 1947 by seven families of grape-growers with prized and premium Premier […]
Moments in Time: Greubel Forsey’s Balancier 3: It’s New and in a Beautiful Blue
Greubel Forsey presents a new edition of the Balancier 3, continuing the evolution of the movement first introduced in 2023. Housed in the Convexe titanium case measuring 41.50 mm across the case […]
Sète: The Spectacular Stopover
One of the great events devoted to maritime traditions and the sea is unfolding in Sète, a small city with a village-like atmosphere on the western side of France’s Mediterranean coast. A […]
A Gourmet Gazette Fine Wine Find: The Pessac-Léognan AOPs of Château de France
Paris, France — At The Gourmet Gazette we recently feasted on a carpaccio of coquilles Saint-Jacques (King scallops with the coral on) infused with lemon, olive oil, coriander, apple and mild red […]
Moments in Time: Spring Forward Time with Jaeger-LeCoultre
The Atmos Infinite Halo timepiece from Jaeger-LeCoultre. Photo courtesy Jaeger-LeCoultre. Handout via The Gourmet Gazette Clocks and watches move up one hour in Europe in the middle of the night of March […]
Moments in Time: Omega’s Red Carpet Time with Aaron Taylor-Johnson
Omega ambassador Aaron Taylor-Johnson was seen sporting an Omega Seamaster Diver 300M for the star-studded London premier of his new film, Fuze, on March 26th. The elegant black timepiece is perfect evening […]
Moments in Time: Eberhard’s Perfect Peacock Time
The peacock, one of the most luxuriant of birds with its feather eyes and bold blues that shimmer. The house of Eberhard & Co. has captures the enigmatic beauty of the bird […]
Dom Robert: Tapestries of Dreams
Thousands of wild flowers, a bright rendering of the spring, a dancing horse and fanciful peacocks all form the imaginative world of Dom Robert, Benedictine monk, artist and a master of contemporary […]
Critic’s Choice: Those Poor Pianos
It isn’t unusual to come across an abandoned piano. There the once majestic instrument sits, dilapidated maybe with some of its keys or strings missing, pedals akimbo, legless. What is more unusual […]
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