Innehållsförteckning för November 2016 från Robb Report

“Certainly, it is more reasonable to devote one’s life to women than to postage stamps, old snuff-boxes, or even to paintings and statues.” —Marcel Proust THE NOVELIST INDULGED in some playful irony when he penned this dismissal of the collector’s obsessions: After all, objects as idées fixes are as persistent in Proust’s work as in the world of collecting—a fact contributor Marco della Cava was reminded of while interviewing Reggie Jackson for “Nearly a N.A.R.T” (page 144). Marco arrived in his freshly detailed 2002 Mercedes-Benz SL 500, which the baseball legend proceeded to scrutinize. “You got to get that” said Jackson, picking up a rag and polishing away a small streak of grease. “He just had to make sure the car was perfect” recalls Marco, “even if it wasn’t his.”…

Entering the Spring Street showroom of P. Johnson (917.533.5879, pjt.com) feels like being transported to a lavish coastal home. The space is enveloping, with big white couches, raffia carpets, floor-to-ceiling windows, and large photographs of Australia’s beaches. The only indication that it is a shop offering tailored clothing is a sparse selection of suits hanging against one wall—and this is precisely the intention of Australian-born Patrick Johnson. He created the brand and its easygoing shopping environment in Sydney, and last year he opened the Spring Street location in New York’s SoHo neighborhood. “A bespoke tailor shop is often a dark, formal space, and we want to freshen up the process and make it a place where men want to hang out,” says the 35-year-old, who grew up on a sheep…

Fred Leighton Madison Avenue boutique offering fashionable jewelry that spans the Georgian, Edwardian, and Victorian eras; it’s a favorite of such celebrities as Nicole Kidman and Sarah Jessica Parker. (fredleighton.com) Siegelson By-appointment New York salon that has acquired jewelry and clocks by the most esteemed houses; many of the items have historical significance. (siegelson.com) Beladora Web-based business that has curated a selection of pieces by some of the legendary jewelry houses and designers; the company will also track down specific styles or brands for buyers. (beladora.com) Stephen Russell Top source for art-deco jewelry, unique pieces by artists such as Alexander Calder, and new designs made with old stones. (stephenrussell.com)…

• IN NOVEMBER, when the John Hardy (johnhardy.com) jewelry company opens its two-story flagship location in Manhattan, visitors will be able to view Balinese craftspeople using wax carving, chain weaving, and other generations-old techniques to create the brand’s intricate designs. The presentation is part of the company’s Artisans in Residence series, an ongoing exhibition that will showcase the skills involved with making pieces such as the two shown here: the Ular Pelangi cobra cuff (above top, $42,000) and the Rantai Hutan cuff (above bottom, $12,000). These one-of-a-kind gem-covered designs are part of the company’s Cinta collection, which is named after the Balinese word for “love”…

If Genesis is to Hyundai as Lexus is to Toyota, then the Genesis G90 (genesismotorsusa.com) is analogous to the Lexus LS—and to the BMW 7 Series and Mercedes-Benz S-Class. Not to be confused with the Hyundai Genesis, the new luxury brand’s flagship arrives as competition for those other marques’ full-size sedans. The Hyundai Genesis, a midsize sedan, has been rebranded as the Genesis G80 for the 2017 model year. The G90 is built on the same platform as the G80, but the wheelbase is stretched. The car is powered by a choice of two all-new engines: a 3.3-liter twin-turbo V-6 or a 5-liter V-8 that generates 420 hp. The 365 hp V-6 hits the sweet spot with a superb power band. Both engines are paired with a seamless 8-speed automatic…

The yacht-show season continues November 3 through 7 with the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show (see “The Robb Perfect 10” page 40), where vessels ranging from runabouts to the 280-foot Lürssen Solandge will be on display. The season began in September with the Cannes Yachting Festival and the Monaco Yacht Show. Hundreds of new models, both production and custom, made their world debuts at these two events. Here are 10 of our favorites that were scheduled to appear, from smallest to largest. Riva Rivamare Starting price: Upon request. Length: 39 feet. Top speed: 40 knots. Accommodations: Sleeps two below deck in the open forward area, which converts into a queen-size berth. Highlights: Classic day-boat styling; below-deck galley; large fold-out swim platform. riva-yacht.com Pershing 5X Starting price: Upon request. Length: 54…

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LED BY BRANDS like Richard Mille, the watch industry has put itself on a diet, designing new timepieces that barely tip the scales. “Lightness had already existed for high-end luxury sports cars, bicycles, and motorcycles for several years,” recalls Richard Mille, founder and CEO of the respected manufacture that bears his name. “The entrance of lightweight materials into the luxury market—the idea that luxury luggage or eyewear could be lightweight yet strong—was a landmark ” Mille was not the first watchmaker to create an ultralight timepiece; Porsche Design began using titanium components in 1980. Nevertheless, Mille more than any other watchmaker altered the perception long held by collectors that equated weight with value and importance. Starting with 2004’s RM 006 Felipe Massa, Mille began to experiment with a series of…

OVER THE PAST five decades, hundreds of cars have zoomed in and out of Reggie Jackson’s life. Long before he became Mr. October and a baseball Hall of Famer, the Pennsylvania native was tinkering with American muscle cars, drawn to their aura and power. But now an Italian beauty, a Ferrari, has the longtime car collector smitten, and he’s eager for others to view this car in the same light that he does. “I just want to have the folks at Ferrari see what I have and document what it is” Jackson says softly but insistently. The car is a 275 GTB/4 convertible, one of the most elegant drop-tops ever built. However, this one has a figurative asterisk next to its serial number. From 1966 to 1968, Ferrari built a…

LOOKING BACK, I can pinpoint the date, the time, the place, even the exact cost of the meal. It was, for me, the day fine dining died. It was 6:29 pm on July 22, 2007, at Momofuku Ssäm Bar in New York. I walked in without a reservation, took a seat, and ate alone for $89.20, including tax and tip. What was to be David Chang’s seminal restaurant had been open almost a year at that point, but I hadn’t rushed over. I wasn’t fond of his first East Village spot, Momofuku Noodle Bar, and I’d heard this one was no prize. At least until it got great. I was a member of the fine-dining fellowship, and the revelation that Ssäm Bar was the start of a revolution took hold…

New Providence, Bahamas The Albany resort community’s Orchid building is a shimmering, silvery confection conceived by the New York architect Morris Adjmi and evoking his hometown of New Orleans. Sheathed in ornate aluminum latticework, the Orchid contains just nine apartments, and one of them is on the market. To serve the high demand for residences at Albany, Denmark’s Bjarke Ingels Group has two more residential buildings in the works: the Honeycomb and the Cube, both of which will feature private pools and an assortment of square footages. The eight-story Honeycomb is set to open first, in 2017, with floor plans varying from two to seven bedrooms. Residents in any of these sites will enjoy Albany’s many perks, such as its Ernie Els championship golf course, several dining venues, and a…

THOSE WHO HAVE spent 30 years taking jarring bike runs down the face of a mountain or running road races might be as at risk for injury as a sedentary 50-year-old who wants to start walking for better heart health or the golfer who wants to take up tennis. Both starting a new athletic pursuit and repeating a pattern of impact over many years can lead to overuse injuries, especially if lifestyle changes do not accompany activity. Repetitive motions stress the musculoskeletal system, causing painful microtrauma that is difficult to treat, says orthopedic surgeon Elizabeth Matzkin, MD, of Brigham and Women’s Hospital. Allowing time for rest and recovery between workouts is crucial for injury prevention and something many put off, trying to tough it out. Thankfully, overuse injuries are 100…

1 Yachting’s largest stateside event—the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show (flibs.com)—runs November 3 through 7 and promises plenty of major U.S. debuts, including Tankoa Yachts’ 226-foot Suerte (shown) and Heesen’s Galactica Super Nova, as well as Sunseeker’s Predator 68 MK II and Manhattan 52. The show will also mark the worldwide launch of Azimut’s highly anticipated Verve 40. —DANIELLE CUTLER 2 Monique Péan’s (moniquepean.com) newest jewelry creations are ancient history. Combining unexpected artifacts and fossils with recycled gold and repurposed diamonds, her Atelier collection includes such showstopping pieces as this necklace embedded with a 150-million-year-old dinosaur bone and these earrings set with fossilized walrus ivory. —JILL NEWMAN 3 This Patek Philippe Reference 1518 perpetual-calendar chronograph is bound to be the high point of the fall watch-auction season. The timepiece—one of…

While Bovet’s obvious flair for movement architecture has lately seen the brand removing swaths of material from its mechanisms, the new Bovet Récital 18 The Shooting Star watch ($315,000, bovet.com) features a dramatic return to dimensionality. With an oblique case and two jutting, rotating hemispheres for world-time and moon-phase complications, the displays seem to jump out at you. A similarly curved jumping-hour/ retrograde-minutes display provides an added touch of relief. Bovet’s collectors seem to like the approach and have made the Shooting Star one of the brand’s most popular models to date.…

An exquisite new superbike, the Ducati 1299 Panigale S Anniversario (ducati.com) was introduced earlier this year to mark the brand’s 90th anniversary. It’s a special edition of the 1299 Panigale S and features the same aluminum monocoque chassis and 1,285 cc L-twin engine, as well as all-new supersophisticated electronic controls. Ducati plans to build only 500 examples, each priced at just under $29,000. The new traction- and wheelie-control systems use rewritten algorithms to improve upon the cornering performance and acceleration of the Panigale S, and a revised chassis geometry gives the Anniversario a racing-bike stance similar to that of the Panigale R. A lithium-ion battery (instead of the traditional lead-acid type), carbon-fiber rear mudguard, and titanium exhaust help keep the bike’s weight to just 362 pounds, which is 5.5 pounds…

By Land… While international hotel brands scramble to open new properties, Havana’s casa particulares—or exclusive-use rentals—are already offering next-level service and amenities. Cuba Educational Travel has the inside track on the city’s best options, including Atlantic Penthouse North (shown above; from $1,000 per night), a four-bedroom apartment with a rooftop pool overlooking the Malecón. By Air… Though the first commercial flights between the United States and Cuba commenced this summer, mass air travel is far from perfect, with island airports grappling to accommodate the influx of new travelers. Avoid the immigration lines and inevitable lost luggage by flying private. Last year, the charter company Victor (flyvictor.com) began offering flights between Havana and various U.S. cities on such aircraft as a Hawker 800 and a Learjet 45. Victor also works with…

ICELAND’S NORTHERN COAST is a vast and isolated land of snow-blanketed mountains, soaring volcanoes, and black-sand beaches. Welcoming guests to this wild territory is Eleven Experience’s Deplar Farm (eleven experience.com), a 12-room lodge that debuted in April on a 3,000-acre sheep ranch on the Troll Peninsula. With its plain wood facade, Deplar could easily pass for a traditional farmhouse—if not for the Airbus helicopter parked outside. Inside the lodge, a light and airy ambience prevails, with floor-to-ceiling windows and fur-covered loungers. Amenities include a saltwater swimming pool and a restaurant serving wild-caught Atlantic salmon and other local specialties. Of course, Deplar’s main draw is its range of outdoor excursions, from heliskiing in the surrounding peaks and fly-fishing in glacial rivers to tamer pursuits such as puffin watching and hot-springs soaking.…

Ranch Refuge • Long acclaimed as a camp for adults, Wyoming’s Brush Creek Ranch has opened a new resort-within-a-resort for spa-minded sojourners. Magee Homestead (mageehomestead.com) debuted in June with nine log-cabin accommodations and a wellness pavilion featuring a fitness center, a grotto, a pool, and two treatment rooms. Guests enjoy exclusive use of the pavilion, as well as the property’s yoga yurt and main lodge and restaurant. True to Brush Creek’s country appeal, Magee also offers Western adventures—hiking and horseback riding among them—and access to all of the larger resort’s amenities. —JACKIE CARADONIO Raising Arizona • Set among giant saguaros in Scottsdale’s red-rock mountains, the Spa House (sanctuaryaz.com) at the Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain Resort is a four-bedroom villa with a private treatment room, pool, and fitness studio. The house,…

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“NOTHING EVEN BEGINS TO COMPARE TO OUR CUVÉE VACATIONS. THE SERVICES AND AMENITIES ARE SPECTACULAR AND THE HOMES THEMSELVES ARE THE FINEST I HAVE EXPERIENCED.” – JOHN ELWAY, HALL OF FAME QUARTERBACK AND GM OF THE DENVER BRONCOS GO BIG OR GO HOME. IT’S ALL OR NOTHING. These are phrases that reflect a lifestyle that refuses to settle for anything but the very best. Driving a 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO in the Mille Miglia, for example, is the ultimate experience for classic Ferrari enthusiasts. Wearing a Richard Mille tourbillon chronograph is the goal of any contemporary high-tech watch collector. Uncorking a bottle of 1961 Château Pétrus is the dream of any discerning oenophile. And for the ultimate outdoorsman, there may be no greater accomplishment than scaling Mount Everest. A…

1977 Rolls-Royce Corniche Convertible On the morning of October 19, 1977, the day after he hit home runs in three consecutive at-bats in the clinching game 6 of the World Series at Yankee Stadium, Jackson rewarded himself. “I walked into an exotic-car dealership owned by a friend and paid $64,250 for the Rolls, which was silver and Seychelles blue—perfect Yankees colors,” he recalls. “I immediately drove cross-country in it. I was on the CB radio, and was stopped five times by the police, but not for speeding. The officers said they just wanted to meet me.” 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle LS6 Jackson bought this white-and-red, 4-speed, 454 hp beast in 1971, when he was an upstart with the Oakland A’s. “I turned it into an LS7, which is 12.5 to 1…

A rare addition to the charter market in July of this year, Joy is a brand-new 229.7-foot (70-meter) Feadship that takes superyacht living to an entirely new level. Spacious deck areas connect seamlessly with an interior that exudes pure elegance, richness, and individuality. Accommodations for 12 guests in eight expansive staterooms include a master suite on the private owner’s deck with separate his-and-hers bathrooms. Wellness facilities feature a spa and professionally equipped gym; full massage and beauty treatments are offered by Joy’s trained therapist. The professional crew of 17 also includes a Michelin-trained chef. A cruise aboard this stunning custom Feadship will be a once-in-a-lifetime experience, particularly in its winter destination of the beautiful Maldives. From $600,000 per week. BurgessYachts.com…

Jonathan Adler grew up in a New Jersey household alive with inventiveness. “My favorite piece in the house,” recalls the popular potter turned furnishings-and-interiors designer, “was a chandelier my mother made from Styrofoam coffee cups and Elmer’s glue. It had a nod to rigorous modernism, it had a nod to craft, but there was a poppiness to it, too.” Now Adler is encouraging his customers to make themselves creatively at home in his newest and biggest shop so far. At his 6,500-square-foot Lexington Avenue showroom in New York City (vignette shown), which opened this summer, patrons can experience his first-ever Design Your Own workshop: With the help of on-site experts, they choose from fabrics, hardware options, finishes, and more to fulfill their vision, whether they’re looking to monogram a throw…

“We think technology can actually train our brains to confront mental challenges with ease.”—Gary Small, MD, UCLA Longevity Center OF ALL OF THE CONCERNS on your mind, your mind likely ranks lowest among them. After all, client meetings, board commitments, and family dynamics probably seem much more urgent than what you can be doing to heighten your brain health as you get older. There is a reason for that, says Gary Small, MD, director of geriatric psychiatry at the UCLA Longevity Center. “Our brains aren’t wired to think too far into the future—they are wired for the here and now” he says. “The good news is that the most effective brain-health boosters will not only help keep you sharper as you get older, but they will also make you feel…

On the Southern California coast, in Newport Beach, Barclay Butera (barclaybutera.com) first made inroads into the design realm. Today, more than 20 years later, he is known well beyond the seaside city, not only for the coastal-luxury-inspired interiors that launched his career but also for the full-fledged lifestyle brand that he has come to be. In addition to his Newport shop, he has showrooms in West Hollywood, Calif., and Park City, Utah; more than a few coffee-table books devoted to his residential-design projects; and myriad products for the home, from furniture and bedding to candles and upholstery. The coastal-chic style that started Butera on that path remains a driving force in his work and a talent for which he is sought after. He recently lent his signature style to this…

Manhattan’s SoHo neighborhood is fast becoming a mecca for menswear. From Houston to Canal Streets, new shops are cropping up with offerings that range from sleek tailored clothing to hip street wear. In the mix of newcomers are two standout brands (pages 54–55)—one from Sydney, Australia, the other from Venice, Italy—with fresh takes on tailored clothes influenced by their hometowns. Patrick Johnson, creator of the P. Johnson clothing brand, has brought his Australian company’s relaxed tailored offerings to SoHo’s Spring Street.…

THE IRRAWADDY RIVER—the long and lyrical waterway stretching from the Himalayas to the Andaman Sea—inspired Rudyard Kipling to write of “spicy garlic smells” and “tinkly temple-bells.” Still the lifeblood of modern-day Myanmar, the Irrawaddy and its intoxicating sights, scents, and sounds can be experienced aboard the new Strand Cruise (thestrandcruise.com), a luxury riverboat that made its inaugural voyage last December. Three- and four-night itineraries take the cruiser’s 56 passengers between Bagan and Mandalay, with stops along the way at temples, stupas, jade markets, and monasteries. While aboard, guests can sip Burmese wine at the bar and swim in the top-deck pool. In the 28 staterooms, floor-to-ceiling windows and Juliet balconies ensure many a Kiplingesque observation on the road to (or from) Mandalay. Beginning this month, the cruise can be paired…

NEARLY 9 YEARS after it last welcomed guests, Washington, D.C.’s infamous Watergate Hotel (thewatergatehotel.com) reopened in June following a $200 million renovation. The modern interpretation of the 1960s original features curvilinear wood-paneled walls, midcentury-inspired furnishings, and a swanky whiskey bar. Philadelphia’s most luxurious hotel is better than ever after a $25 million update. The 229-room Ritz-Carlton Philadelphia (ritzcarlton.com) unveiled its new look in June with a reopening party that showcased a fresh palette and a restaurant by noted chef Richard Sandoval. As part of a $37 million renovation, the Peninsula Chicago’s (peninsula.com) managers spent a year and a half testing the Magnificent Mile hotel’s model rooms—trying out the layouts, technology, and every other detail until the subtlest of flaws was fixed. The resulting accommodations, completed in April, are as practical…

ON A STEEP SLOPE overlooking the narrow Campilltal valley in Italy’s South Tyrol province, an old farmer in a white hat and an indigo apron scythed hay by hand. Perched on the mountainside above him was a 13th-century castle that was once home to prince-bishops and now houses a museum of Ladin history and culture. In this and other obscure valleys of the Dolomite Mountains, some 30,000 souls still perpetuate the Ladin language, an ancient tongue that derives from the colloquial Latin spoken here ages ago. Seeing the farmer silhouetted against the valley’s checkerboard of dark and pale green, I pulled over to watch him work and recalled something a local Bürgermeister had said the previous evening at a reception at the Kronplatz ski lodge. Over nettle dumplings served on…

Wherever the British went, golf was sure to follow. New Zealand was no exception. Claimed by the British in 1788, the country today is second in the world in golf courses per capita. (Golf’s birthplace, Scotland, is No. 1.) Its rugged coasts and lake-strewn mountains offer an inspiring canvas for course designers, whose recent layouts—capped by Tom Doak’s breathtaking Tara Iti, which debuted last October—are finally getting New Zealand the attention it deserves as a golf destination. With Tara Iti topping the list, Kiwis can now lay claim to three courses that are solidly in the world’s top 50—not bad for a country of just 4.5 million people. Following are eight of our favorite spots to play on the North and South Islands. Tara Iti Golf Club • The country’s…

Azimut’s new Verve 40 is a departure for the Italian brand. The ultimate center console, with Italian beauty but an American heart, is powered by triple 350 hp Mercury Verado outboards, giving it a top end of 44 knots. The Verve 40 makes an evolutionary leap with its yachting features. “We've introduced Azimut Yachts' DNA into a category typically designed around fishing,” says Federico Ferrante, president of Azimut USA. In the cockpit, Azimut designed the aft seating to convert to a large sunbed or a dining table for eight. A wine cooler, barbecue, fridge, ice maker, and sink comprise the helm galley. In the bow, two love seats provide a separate social area. The yacht’s interior is enormous, with 7 feet of headroom, a large galley, a spacious head, and…

Building a custom yacht involving thousands of choices can be challenging at the best of times. Italy-based Dominator and its Houston-based clients, Terry Giles and Kalli O’Malley, have created a special relationship around the first 90-foot Ilumen. The yacht, Kalliente, promises to rewrite the history of yacht design. “I love having the interior space and luxuries of a much larger superyacht,” says Giles, who owned a 110-foot yacht. “We also feel like we’re getting the best of both worlds with Dominator, with Italian design and the Austrian craftsmanship that comes through its owners, the Pernsteiners. I was nervous at the beginning, but the project has gone really well.” The Ilumen’s 8-foot draft will allow the owner access to ports on the French Riviera. The voluminous five-stateroom interior includes superyacht features…

Launched more than 25 years ago, the Prestige range of motor yachts found an immediate audience. Passionate and demanding, Prestige owners realize their lifelong dreams aboard these exceptional, refined motor yachts that were built to last. The brand’s success was founded on a few simple concepts: all living spaces are located on one level, with 360-degree panoramic views and an independent owner’s suite. Prestige combines these elements in just the right way. The Garroni Design team—the recipient of the Yachts World Trophy for Designer of the Year 2016—has conceptualized Prestige motor yachts since day one and what you discover today is the result of this collaboration. More than 3,000 Prestige motor yachts, ranging from 35 to 55 feet, now cruise waters around the globe, while the Prestige Yachts division features…

ANYONE WHO PAUSES to admire the brick, steel, and glass exterior of Oklahoma City’s old Ford Motor Company assembly plant could become enveloped in a sudden cloud of mist issuing from Woozy Blossom. The 16-foot-high perforated steel skeleton of a tree planted in the sidewalk is the first hint that the 21c Museum Hotel Oklahoma City aims to surprise. Inside the lobby, a 4-foot-tall purple plastic penguin leaves no doubt. Opened in June, Oklahoma City is the latest property from 21c Museum Hotels, which launched in Louisville, Ky., in 2006. “It was considered quite risky by our family, our friends, and our bankers,” says cofounder Steve Wilson. To make their contemporary art collection accessible to the public and to revitalize their hometown’s core, he and his wife, Laura Lee Brown,…

TRAVEL The Next Wave in Wellness BOUTIQUE CRUISE LINE Seabourn has partnered with integrative medicine expert Andrew Weil, MD, to offer a mindful-living program on its cruises. The experience launches with the inaugural sailing of Seabourn Encore in January 2017 and will be rolled out across the entire fleet during the next year. The program will include complimentary daily yoga and meditation classes as well as seminars on topics such as healthy aging and anti-inflammatory foods. One-on-one wellness sessions will also be offered for a fee. Dr. Weil himself will join one cruise per year and give a talk as well as lead informal discussions. »seabourn.com —J.O. TECHNOLOGY BREATHE EASY THIS NEXT GENERATION of wearable trackers goes beyond the mere measurement of steps taken (though it does that, too) to…

WATER IS INTEGRAL to our survival. The most common substance on the planet, H2 O also makes up more than 60 percent of the human body. Humanity has relied on the miraculous fluid to hydrate, to cleanse, and to boost health and wellness in a flood of ways. Think of the Romans lounging at the baths or Victorians “taking the waters” in spa towns. Anyone who has eased sore muscles in a warm bath, swum laps in a pool, or bobbed on tropical waves knows water’s power to benefit the body and mind. Given the critical importance of water, it’s little wonder it is at the center of five innovative experiences that strengthen muscles, improve endurance, release tension, ease joints, and calm an anxious mind. “The goal of the course…

“We wanted to choose the sound and then develop the watch around the sound, and not the other way around,” says Nakis Karapatis, vice president and head of operations for Breguet (breguet.com). The methodology he describes makes its appearance in the company’s Tradition Minute Repeater Tourbillon 7087, a watch that was unveiled in 2015 but underwent significant subsequent refinement before reaching the market this year. Like other Tradition watches, it is a visual feast of updated Enlightenment-era constructions, but its most interesting feature is the remarkable level of sound engineering. In an about-face from traditional minute-repeater construction, in which the major tuning is done by the watchmaker, much of the Tradition’s sound is designed at the computer. The developers selected the sound from a large database, then designed the parts…

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