Luc Wiesman

2 weeks ago | dmarge.com | Luc Wiesman

TAG Heuer has never been shy about pushing boundaries, but the new Monaco Split-Seconds Chronograph is something else entirely. Unveiled to coincide with the brand’s return as official title sponsor of the Formula 1 TAG Heuer Grand Prix de Monaco 2025, this release doesn’t just mark a comeback, it redefines what a Monaco can be.

3 weeks ago | dmarge.com | Luc Wiesman

We first saw it at Watches & Wonders Geneva earlier this year. At the time, it didn’t scream for attention. It didn’t try to. But, like a good martini or a perfectly tailored dinner jacket, the new Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Monoface Small Seconds quietly got under our skin. The truth is, we didn’t give it much thought when we first saw it. Not in the way some of the louder novelties do.

3 weeks ago | dmarge.com | Luc Wiesman

Limited to 350 pieces and part of the brand’s increasingly collectible ‘Legacy Editions’ collection, the Deep Diver isn’t just a nostalgia play. It’s a reminder of how watch brands are mastering the art of looking backwards to move forward. Originally released in 1969 and redesigned in 1971, the Deep Diver was a standout of its time: all cushion-case swagger, bold colours, and an early adopter of the brand’s energy-efficient Gyromatic system.

3 weeks ago | dmarge.com | Luc Wiesman

You know those cars you think are going to be way too much — too big, too loud, too ridiculous — until you actually spend a week in one and realise… oh, this kind of rules? That’s the GMC Yukon Denali. It’s six metres of unapologetic American engineering, with more leather, more presence, and more speakers than anything else I’ve driven this year. We had it for seven days, clocked up hundreds of kilometres across Sydney, and here are 10 things I absolutely loved about it.

3 weeks ago | dmarge.com | Luc Wiesman

Let’s say your watch budget caps out at five grand. Not five-and-a-half. Not six if you’re feeling cheeky. A strict, no-nonsense $5K. You want something timeless, iconic, and versatile — something you could wear with a tux or a t-shirt. And crucially, something that doesn’t look like it’s trying to prove anything. Right now, I’d buy the Cartier Tank Must SolarBeat™. There, I said it. Shoot me. “You’re not a real man!” I hear you cry. Let me explain this strange yet elegant turn of events.