The Gentleman's Journal

6 days ago | thegentlemansjournal.com | Josh Lee

Words: Josh LeeIn association with:At this year’s Watches and Wonders, NOMOS Glashütte – the luxury watchmaker known for its stripped-back stylings and precise German engineering – made horology headlines with the unveiling of its new Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer, a timepiece that introduces a worldtime function into the Club Sport range for the first time. Made for globetrotters, and labelled as a ‘go anywhere, do anything’ design, it’s a creation with functionality right at the core.

6 days ago | thegentlemansjournal.com | Zak Maoui

With most of us only snatching a few precious days of sun-worshipping a year, it’s important to make the most of time out of the office, soaking up as many rays as possible without returning home looking like a lobster. Vitamin D is, after all, good for a lot of things. That being said, being out in the sun, or tanning our bodies, needs to be treated with caution, especially here in the UK.

1 week ago | thegentlemansjournal.com | Josh Lee

Style Watches A rundown of the finest wristwear on show during fashion’s big night outAs is custom on the first Monday in May, the most influential names in culture, fashion and sport turned up to Fifth Avenue for the annual peacocking (and fundraising) at The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

1 week ago | thegentlemansjournal.com | Joseph Bullmore

What’s the best cure for transatlantic jet-lag? According to a recent Gentleman’s Journal event in New York’s East Village, it’s martinis so cold they stick to your fingers and steak frites by the metre. That was what the doctor ordered at our (soon-to-be-annual) New York Dinner, at least — a jolly meeting of expats and, um, pats, down in the handsome candlelit dining room of Ella Funt.

1 week ago | thegentlemansjournal.com | Zak Maoui

The Met Gala 2025 dress code is "Tailored to you", nodding to the Costume Institute's theme for the year of “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style”. It is the first Met Gala theme in over 20 years to focus on menswear and it was inspired by guest curator Monica L. Miller’s 2009 book, Slaves to Fashion: Black Dandyism and the Styling of Black Diasporic Identity. The stars in attendance, from Colman Domingo to Lewis Hamilton (both of whom were co-chairs), played with the dress code in their own way.