Esquire Singapore - June/July 2025

In dit nummer

Alright, I know I said the last time I uploaded on Magzter that it was a one-off thing but I needed some place to vent and thought this might be the avenue for it. Remember the pair of no-lens glasses at Jean’s desk (or was it Jean 2’s desk)? Anyway, after I commented about them a few days later, it hits me—they belonged to Glasses. Y’know, that male intern… uh, what’s his real name? It’s at the tip of my tongue.
Is it Martin? Markus? Ugh, I wish I was better with remembering people’s names.
But Glasses defo has something to do with the Jeans disappearances. I knew he was a bit creepy, if you ask me.
Is that glass breaking? Sorry, there’s some sort of commotion in the other room. Lemme go check it out.
Omigod, you’re not gonna believe this but it’s Glasses! He came back to the office and he’s holding us hostage? He’s wielding a parang and screaming about how he didn’t do it or something, I dunno. It just sounds like he’s guilty.
Okay, I think he’s cooled off for now. Said that he’s tired of running and that he’s so close to the… “tooth”? Or is it “truth”?
Meanwhile, our June/July issue involves Nicholas Alexander Chavez, whom you might know him best from Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story. He talks about his work as an actor and why he’s so unlike the people he portray on screen. Columnist Zul Andra talks about the revolution of our time; Josh Sims features Roger W Smith, this century’s best independent watchmaker; a report on the recent Watches and Wonders; an ESQnA with the founders behind Sunda Festival. There’s more watch-centric articles and other features to cover you over this next two months-
Oh God, he’s walking this way! He’s just outside. Maybe he’ll pass on by and then ev