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IWC's Latest Release Proves Beige Doesn't Have To Be Boring

2 weeks ago | dmarge.com | Ben Esden

This 41mm sand-coloured ceramic case inspired by China Lake and US Navy flight suits. Powered by IWC’s in-house 32112 calibre with 120-hour (5-day) power reserve. Part of IWC’s Colors of TOP GUN series, combining military heritage with modern engineering. Beige used to be the colour of compromise: the shade of airport carpets, bulk-buy chinos, and things you forget you own.
The NBA Finals Just Got Hijacked By The One Sneaker Brand No One Saw Coming

2 weeks ago | dmarge.com | Luc Wiesman

Editors' product recommendations may earn DMARGE a commission Learn more. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander wore Converse SHAI 001s during the 2025 NBA Finals, reviving the brand’s on-court legacy. Converse hasn’t had a serious basketball moment since the 1980s — this changes everything. The move wasn’t hype-driven; it was a personal statement from one of the NBA’s most stylish, authentic players.
Hublot Unveils Square Bang Tourbillon With Carbon Fibre Case and 4-Day Power Reserve

2 weeks ago | dmarge.com | Ben Esden

Hublot was an outsider in the ’90s, dismissed by traditionalists for pairing gold with rubber, but it would later flip the industry on its head. The Square Bang Tourbillon 4-Day Power Reserve challenges everything we know about watchmaking, from round movements to circular traditions. With a fully square carbon case and matching movement architecture, Hublot has replaced the wheel. In a world of round watches, Hublot has always taken pride in being the brand that refuses to play ball.
Mini-LED PRO, IMAX Enhanced, 165Hz Gaming and Anti-Glare Display

2 weeks ago | dmarge.com | Ben Esden

Hisense’s U8QAU 75” Mini-LED TV delivers AI-optimised picture and sound quality for cinematic display. Gaming performance is class-leading, with Australia’s first 165Hz Mini-LED refresh rate and USB-C input offering a seamless 4K experience. VIDAA OS makes setup effortless, with built-in streaming apps, hands-free voice control, and anti-reflection tech that works even in harsh Aussie daylight.
Crazy Watch Bids Proves Sydney Airport's Lost & Found Auction Is Horological Minefield

2 weeks ago | dmarge.com | Ben Esden

A $435 Moonswatch is attracting bids of $1,400 at Sydney Airport’s annual lost property auction. Last year’s auction saw a clearly fake Audemars Piguet fetch over $10,000. The auction is packed with quirky finds and no authenticity guarantees. Sydney Kingsford Smith’s lost property auction is back for 2025, and it’s just as weird and wonderful as ever.
The One Thing I’ll Never Understand About Travellers And Airports

2 weeks ago | dmarge.com | Luc Wiesman

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When Patek Philippe Killed Off Its Best-Selling Watch It Became A Legend

2 weeks ago | dmarge.com | Ben Esden

The Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711/1A became a pop culture icon in the 21st century. Its discontinuation in 2021 was a strategic move, not a reaction to slowing demand. The fallout only intensified its status, sending prices soaring on the secondary market and cementing the 5711/1A as a modern legend. In an industry built on scarcity and subtlety, the Patek Philippe Nautilus was the horological equivalent of dropping a Bugatti engine into a Prius.
Running’s Not Free Anymore And It’s Costing Young Australian Men More Than They Think

2 weeks ago | dmarge.com | Ben Esden

After gear, flights and recovery takeaways, running can be an expensive passion. ShopBack’s cashback options give Australian runners real money back on their purchases. It’s free and easy to sign up. No dodgy sign-ups and no spam emails. I’ve just flown back from the Noosa 10K. I went for a PB in the Queensland sun, so my quads are screaming, my skin’s feeling a touch dry, and my bank balance has taken a deserved hit. It was a great race, don’t get me wrong.
I Swapped My Monday Morning WIP For A Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber... Here’s What Happened

2 weeks ago | dmarge.com | Ben Esden

Bionik Wellness blends science and luxury, offering world-leading treatments like Emsculpt NEO, Infrared Sauna, and Float Therapy. Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy supercharges recovery by delivering high-pressure oxygen deep into muscles and brain tissue. Perfect for high-performers with no time, Bionik turns recovery into a productive part of your workday. For all the noise around remote work, hybrid work and whatever the next trend might be, I think we’re missing the point entirely.
The $48K SUV Taking On Europe’s Best Just Hit Australia

2 weeks ago | dmarge.com | Mike Sinclair

The Jaecoo J7 SHS plug-in hybrid delivers up to 106km of pure electric range and 1200km combined, making it one of the most flexible and efficient compact SUVs in its class. With premium styling, surprising build quality, and a full suite of features, the J7 SHS punches well above its price tag. Backed by an 8-year warranty, 8 years of capped-price servicing, and 8 years of roadside assistance, the J7 SHS offers a serious long-term value proposition for Aussie buyers.