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Ever heard of the Cartier Crash? This week we take a look at the mysterious history behind the warped watch that now features on the wrists of cultural icons and collectors alike. We’re also revisiting two past favourites: Steve McQueen’s wardrobe essentials, and the Porsche 911 Dakar, a sports car that eats up rocks and spits out nearly 500 horsepower across sandy desert terrains.

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This Week

The Strange History of the Cartier Crash

It’s hard to know what the designers at Cartier London were thinking in the late 1960s when they came up with the Crash. Art impressions, burnt cars, here’s what we know.

From the Archives

Steve McQueen's Wardrobe Staples

The King of Cool’s style was an extension of his personality, and with a strong love for motorsports, his wardrobe was both practical and accessible. Here are his 11 staples.

The Porsche 911 Dakar Turns Deserts into a Playground

The ultimate sports car with rally-inspired DNA, designed to dominate both pavement and dirt.

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Top 3 Posts of the Week

  1. The definition of mid-century cool with Sean Connery.

  1. Somewhere in the Riviera 💤

  1. We are living in an era with one of the most phenomenal sporting rivalries. Bravo @carlitosalcarazz , who wins his 5th major at 22 years of age 🏆

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