Luxury

When the Apollo astronauts visited the moon, like any tourists, they brought back rocks as souvenirs, most of which now collect dust in museums. However, a few rocks ended up in the workshop of Louis Moinet.

Ferrari is the world’s best-known sportscar, with its prancing horse logo instantly recognizable from Cleveland to Katmandu. The new 488 will make sure the logo adorns even more t-shirts around the globe.

Hydrofoil designs are used for commercial ferry boats that run from England to France (and used to run from Fort Lauderdale to Bimini). They are sleek, fast and sexy. Now you can have one, too.

European tradition and glamour reign at Badrutt’s Place in Brickell, a stylishly sophisticated restaurant, lounge and cigar bar that’s become the place to be and be seen in the city.

Start the year off right by celebrating in style with glamorous fine jewelry designs from local Key Biscayne jeweler, Diamonds on the Key! With pieces that can take you from the boardroom, to a lunch presentation and on to a glittering night out on the town, you’re sure to find something extra special, and affordable, to fit all the business & social soirees on 2010’s agenda!

Get ready for the ride of your life with more options than you can handle with Miami Drive, the city’s most adrenaline-pumping car club.

French luggage-makers Goyard are in the midst of a modern revival, thanks to their choice to maintain time-honored traditions.

Touted as “The Carry-On That Carries You,” the revolutionary Modobag is the world’s first motorized, smart and connected luggage that gets you to and from your destination up to 3 times faster than walking. 

Because the weather in South Florida is a mercurial beast that dashes between beautiful & balmy and murderous monsoon at the drop of a hat, close observation is the prudent choice. Read on to consider an intoxicating alternative to The Weather Channel.

The all-new Buick Enclave Avenir has arrived with easy-to-navigate features that will have you cruising like the captian of your own ship with room for plenty of non-essential crew.

Better, faster, and more lavish. From compact personal watercraft to yachts over 100 feet, getting on the water should be an unforgettable experience. The following nautical vessels represent the efforts of leading creative minds hard at work to help us get the most out of our ventures at sea.