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Our team spends the year on the road, in the air, behind the wheel, inside boutique fitting rooms to decide which make it to the annual DMARGE Awards 2025. Time to announce the winners...

Listen up! These are the game changers for 2026.

McLaren is shifting from loud performance to refined confidence. Hybrid technology and personalisation are redefining what owning a supercar means for modern luxury buyers.

Watches of Switzerland just posted a 15% surge in US sales; nearly 60 percent of total profitability now comes from American wrists. Even tariffs cannot slow demand.

Panerai brings bronze to the Luminor Marina for the first time. A proper tool watch built for the sea, powered by a new movement and decades of heritage.

A deadly combination.

These Christmas gifts are sure to delight any man this holiday season.

TAG Heuer’s new Monaco Chronograph Las Vegas takes the brand’s most iconic square-case design into neon-lit territory, embracing the adrenaline, colour and chaos of racing after dark.

OMEGA has rebuilt the Planet Ocean from the ground up, delivering a slimmer, sharper, more capable diver that confidently steps into Rolex Submariner territory for the first time.

Breguet’s Aiguille d’Or win marks a decisive shift for the historic manufacture, signalling renewed energy, sharper direction and a collector base finally taking a fresh look.

A luxury SUV cruiser that makes you forget you're even driving.

Australia’s pre owned watch market is powering through global luxury softness as educated buyers double down on Rolex icons, long term value and trusted secondary sellers.

Noosa becomes a full-blown festival of running, swimming and cycling as more than 13,000 athletes hit Hastings Street for Australia’s most electric, addictive and iconic triathlon weekend.

Game on, moll!

From dusty job sites to city streets, Australia’s ute scene has evolved into a battle of power, comfort, and style.

Sydney’s first Marathon Major demanded serious shoes. ASICS’ new METASPEED SKY and EDGE TOKYO deliver lighter foam, smarter stability and race-day energy for runners chasing personal bests.

All the money in the world and their premium product still sucks.

If I suddenly came into money, these are the watches I’d buy without hesitation.

Gen Z are changing the way we shop, cutting back on small comforts to fund shareable statement pieces. It's rewriting the rulebook on what status means. And brands are catching up.

Go electric or go home.

Jack Rayner’s win at the Nike Melbourne Marathon Festival reminded everyone why we run: to reset, reconnect, and enjoy therapy in motion.

Spotted in Bondi, a Corvette Stingray in Cacti Green stopped me in my steak eating tracks.

In an age obsessed with automation, the world’s most expensive watches remain proudly hand-wound; intimate mechanical marvels powered by human touch, not convenience.

TAG Heuer celebrates Ayrton Senna’s fearless legacy with two new Formula 1 Chronographs — precision-built timepieces that honour the spirit, speed, and strength of Formula 1’s ultimate champion.

Cathay Pacific turns the long Sydney–London haul into a ritual of comfort and culture, serving Michelin-level Cantonese cuisine and signature Hong Kong hospitality across every cabin.

Hong Kong is where luxury meets precision. From rooftop suites and watch auctions to hidden jazz bars, the city delivers style, substance, and serious indulgence.

Tesla CEO tells Joe Rogan podcast that long-delayed sports car with flying capabilities could debut before 2025 ends.

A touch too exclusive?

As cold as ice but as cool as an Italian.

Cadillac’s first electric vehicle, the LYRIQ, pairs its silent powertrain with a 19-speaker AKG Studio system, transforming Australia’s highways into a producer’s booth on wheels.

A luxury cruise goes wrong.

Amid the usual naysayers in DMARGE's comments section, we decided to dig into the myth of American auto quality... or lack thereof.

Latest special-series model gains 49 horsepower, sheds 60 kilograms, and laps Fiorano faster than LaFerrari.

With the industry poised to hit $20 billion by 2034, brands from BMW and Ford to Cadillac are racing to secure their place on the grid.