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Louis Vuitton watchmaking is on fire. Following its headline-making collaboration with Rexhep Rexhepi, the French house has now partnered with Kari Voutilainen for the LKV02 GMR 6—an intricate blend of Voutilainen’s signature craftsmanship and LV’s artisanal techniques. The 40.5 mm tantalum and platinum case houses a dial featuring hand-executed guilloché in the brand’s Damier pattern, a 28-color enamel hour ring, and a meticulously engraved day/night indicator. Read more: bit.ly/4bI2z3i

Welcome to the Vault by Robb Report, the world's rarest shopping experience, where we offer the finest treasures in the world. This spring, we are unveiling an inspired collection of one-of-a-kind gifts. From crafting your own personal vintage at Skipstone Vineyard, to co-designing a stylish new wardrobe with Legendary Italian atelier Cesare Attolini Napoli, the Spring Collection has something for everyone. The Vault’s Spring Collection has arrived. Discover it now: bit.ly/41MJk47

Restaurateurs from across America share how tariffs on European wine could cripple their businesses.

Interest in golden visas has skyrocketed, with a 1,000% surge in the last five years, according to Henley & Partners. For Americans dreaming of life overseas, golden visa programs offer a fast-track route to residency—and even second citizenship—in some of the world’s most desirable countries. From Portugal and Greece to Italy and Malta, these programs allow foreigners to gain the right to live, work, and access healthcare in exchange for investments ranging from real estate purchases to donations. Here’s a look at the 15 best golden visas for Americans to live abroad: bit.ly/4bJHSE4

John Elgin Woolf’s signature Hollywood Regency style finds new life in this striking Bel Air estate. Originally designed in the 1940s and twice home to the celebrated architect, the six-bedroom residence has been thoughtfully reimagined by Mark Rios and Guy Ringler, balancing its historic charm with bold contemporary touches. Read more: bit.ly/4ixieFn

Pieces of the Cybertruck's steel trim could fly off because of adhesive "susceptible to environmental embrittlement," according to a recall notice.

Ferrari’s next generation of owners is getting younger. CEO Benedetto Vigna revealed that nearly 40% of new Ferrari buyers are now under 40—a sharp rise from just 30% a year and a half ago. Read more: bit.ly/4hoNS6u

We joined Bombardier aboard the Global 7500—an $80 million ultra-long-range jet—to experience firsthand what it’s like to fly in pure luxury at 51,000 feet. Think handcrafted interiors, a private suite with a real bed, and a dining experience rivaling Michelin-starred restaurants.

Yacht design is embracing the open-air lifestyle. From Benetti’s Oasis 40M to Riva’s 70 Metri, builders are blending indoor & outdoor spaces like never before. Think glass-enclosed lounges, bow-side social hubs, & even foredeck hot tubs. Read more: bit.ly/4kxJRiQ

Before Michelin stars and five-star hotels, there was Mariana Starke. In the early 1800s, this fearless English writer roamed France and Italy solo, ranking landmarks with exclamation marks—long before star ratings became the gold standard. The Sistine Chapel? A rare five. The Mona Lisa? Just one. Her travel guide set the stage for Baedeker and, eventually, the five-star system we know today. Read more: bit.ly/4iq0YS7