Connected watches not the answer for Omega
The head of the world's second largest watch brand flew out of Australia at the weekend asserting connected watches aren't the answer to falling sales or hooking up with new customers
5 Rolls-Royces made bespoke for billionaires
Timeless, exclusive models have led Rolls-Royce to record results in the US and abroad.
Money no object as holiday rentals boom in Noosa
Noosa and the Sunshine Coast are virtually booked out - even though they will cost you a pretty penny.
Your seafood can be traceable, for a price
Tracing your seafood is on the menu but so is a price premium for consumers.
The world's most expensive watch
A Patek Philippe wrist watch dating from 1941 set a world record auction price of $14.5 million in Geneva on the weekend.
New Luxury and Life&Leisure; roles at AFR
The Financial Review has announced new positions for lifestyle's Katarina Kroslakova and Charis Perkins.
Uneasy pieces: The British artist who reimagines history
Cornelia Parker has a party trick: weaving the everyday into something astonishing. Jane Cornwell is captivated.
Reality bites: a food odyssey in SE Asia
Kendall Hill goes on week-long south-east Asian food odyssey that combines luxury with bouts of living dangerously.
Too much on your plate? Call a private chef
Private chefs were once the preserve of the ultra rich, but change is on the menu.
How this top shoe designer puts his feet up
When Aquazzura's Edgardo Osorio is not designing some of the world's most covetable luxury shoes, he does this.
Penfolds and Hermes in perfect partnership
What brought a renowned Australian winemaker to a tiny French village best-known for its crystal?
