Farhan Shah

1 week ago | augustman.com | Farhan Shah

Whatever your opinion is about Bell & Ross, you must admire them for remaining steadfast to its design language: a round dial in a square case, reminiscent of the instrument dashboards in jet fighters. You either love it or hate it, but everyone agrees that it catches the eye. The French watchmaker has been beating its square-shaped drum for over 30 years now and continues drawing in clients who want to dance to a different tune.

2 weeks ago | augustman.com | Farhan Shah

Grand Seiko rarely, if ever, trumpets its achievements. The watchmaker has always let its timepieces—and their wearers—to do the talking. It’s an ethos I’ve admired for a long time. But it also means that its gorgeous, finely tuned timepieces occasionally fly under the radar. But its latest deserves a pedestal. When Grand Seiko unveiled the new Evolution 9 collection during Watches & Wonders, it wasn’t so much the design that got people talking.

2 weeks ago | prestigeonline.com | Farhan Shah

Update: Since this story was written and filed, Liam Lawson has been demoted to the Racing Bulls. Yuki Tsunoda takes over the empty second Red Bull driver’s seat alongside Max Verstappen. The heavens didn’t show signs of relenting on race day at the 2025 Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix. Big, juicy raindrops splattered onto the tarmac and splashed their way into the teams’ garages. Some mechanics tried valiantly to keep the elements out. But nature always finds a way.

2 weeks ago | rb.no | Farhan Shah

Debattinnlegg Slike endringer og holdninger vekker vesentlige spørsmål, om tvangens etiske og epistemiske legitimitet, og konsekvensene ved å benytte inngripende makt når mennesker befinner seg i livssammenbrudd. Spørsmålet er om tvang kan være et middel for reell tilfriskning, eller om det i realiteten konsoliderer fremmedgjøring, utrygghet og lidelse, ja, sågar en kolonialistisk fortid; som et aldri helt utdrevet spøkelse.

2 weeks ago | prestigeonline.com | Farhan Shah

Formula 1 has always been a sport measured in tenths of a second, a hair’s length making the difference between history and anonymity, and for the next decade, that momentous responsibility falls to TAG Heuer. The heavens didn’t show signs of relenting on race day at the 2025 Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix. Big, juicy raindrops splattered onto the tarmac and splashed their way into the teams’ garages. Some mechanics tried valiantly to keep the elements out. But nature always finds a way.