LONGINES AND INDIA A PROVEN 150-YEAR CONNECTION

Longines’s storied history is unrivalled among major global watch brands. Because of its meticulous record keeping, and a carefully preserved inventory that stocks watch spares going back to the days of the company’s founding in the 19th century, it can repair watches that are more than a century old. And as the Head of Brand Heritage and member of the Management Board of Longines, Daniel Hug is the official keeper of the brand's illustrious past. He has been travelling around the world recently talking about Longines's history, exhibiting key products from the past, and meeting vintage Longines watch collectors. At his Delhi stopover, he spoke exclusively to Man's World magazine

From Ties To T-Shirts Re-imagining Business Casuals

The Gen-Z workforce is breaking the traditional workplace dress code, one hoodie at a time

The Evolution Of The World's Most Iconic Fashion Pieces

These have clearly stood the test of time

The Ghost Busters

Have we all gotten a tad too comfortable with 'ghosting'- spooky term associated with modern dating?

What Is Yamaha India Upto?

Reliving the Japanese bike maker's legacy through exclusive insights from Eishin Chihana, Chairman of Yamaha Motor India Group of Companies

Power Play

With luxury EV options outnumbering budget EVs in the Indian market, and booming sales of affordable models, the Indian electric mobility space is bullish despite the paradowical challenges the technology poses

An Art Installation showcased Lexus's electric future at Miami Art & Design Week

Dutch solar designer Marjan van Aubel's stunning installation at at Miami's Institute of Contemporary Art last month captured the essence of Lexus' electric car ambition based on the next-generation LF-ZC concept

Plural's Vedant Shah Wants To Change The Way We Eat Southeast Asian Food

The restaurateur gets chatty about pivoting Mumbai's thriving F&B scene through the concept of clean eating

Kishore Jena Chasing Olympic History

After rounding off 2023 on a scintillating note, javelin thrower Kishore Fena's focus is to secure a podium finish at the Paris Olympics

Rohan Bopanna I'm at level 43, not age 43!

Indeed, age is just a number for the oldest man to attain the World No. 1 ranking. Bopanna, who has won the Australian Open men's doubles title after a two-decade-long career, has not only defied age but has achieved this feat playing with no cartilage in his knees. His is a story of true grit and of turning limitations into opportunity'

Band of Outsiders Directors' Cut

A few rebellious Indie filmmakers are rescuing Hindi Cinema from the trappings of Bollywood; one movie at a time. We talk to three of them about their most recent work and their take on everything Current Cinema

Sting at Lollapalooza MY SEVEN-CONCERT, 25-YEAR JOURNEY WITH THE LEGEND

I’ve seen him from before I was old enough to vote, I’ve seen him take over stadiums, I’ve seen him make guest appearances, I’ve seen him recite verses. I’ve seen him slap a bass guitar like only he can

POSTCARDS FROM EUROPE

Travel means more than just a hobby to me; it's like a breath of fresh air in my usual everyday life

Top Sneakers Of 2023

Presenting the best in sneakerverse

Addressing The Animal In The Room

Sandeep Reddy Vanga's Ranbir Kapoor-starrer has again raked up conversations around the portrayal of problematic characters as well as violence on screen

A WATCH FOR THE EVERYDAY ADVENTURER

The new Victorinox Journey 1884 is all about everyday adventure with the idea to inspire people to get out and enjoy nature in all its glory

FREDERIQUE CONSTANT FROM BRIDGE-TO-LUXURY TO LUXURY

Arun D'Silva and Jayanti Varma on Frederique Constant's India journey, and its plan to move from bridgeto-luxury' positioning to a luxury brand

THE VINTAGE OMEGA COLLECTOR

Samir Shah, a successful Mumbai dentist, is the owner of what could be one of India's largest vintage watch collections dominated by Omegas

THE BAMBAI...Sonrise

Bambai Meri Jaan actor Aditya Rawal is following in his dad, Paresh Rawal's footsteps but the young actor is carving a niche of his own

DUBAI LIKE YOU'VE NEVER KNOWN

There's a cultural revolution brewing in the Jewel of the Desert

Saurabh Sachdeva The Accidental Actor

He has five back-to-back releases this year, latest being Sandeep Reddy Vanga's blockbuster, Animal. But according to the actor, who has worked as an acting coach for over two decades, he never had any burning passion for acting. All he wanted was to become famous'!

India is the world's largest Scotch Whisky market

Indians last year consumed a record 219 million bottles of Scotch whisky, nearly double that of the Americans

Pankaj Tripathi Keeping It Real

Our favourite on-screen girl dad talks about how being a father to a daughter in real life has helped him evolve as a man, and reveals why he is averse to propagating toxic masculinity on screen

THE CURIOUS CASE OF JIM SARBH

An Emmy nomination. A consistent string of hit movies. A multi-faceted actor who roars regardless of the stage you put him on. Jim Sarbh and alternative cinema are no longer mutually exclusive. You're looking at a leading man

BMW X1 First Drive Review: All Grown-Up!

BMW's entry-level SUV has matured and how

Why The Aussies Dominate The World Cup

Australia thwarted the Indian juggernaut led by Rohit Sharma at the biggest stage to clinch their sixth ODI World Cup title, and we can't help but begrudgingly revel in the absurd superiority of the Australian cricket

Why Are Men Ignoring The Red Flags?

In a bid to understand men in love, or attempting to be in love, we delve into what constitutes a red flag and why men are drawn to it like a Spanish fighting bull

SWATCH AHEAD

The Swatch Group's latest quest for watchmaking world domination is now two collaborations in. As the initial hype surrounding these partnerships fades, the question arises: Will the interest in Swatch's collaborative ventures endure?

Grim reminder of USING STEROIDS

From ripped models to middle-aged men trying to make the most of their remaining virility, the world of anabolic steroids has received no dearth of attention across its relatively short history on the Indian subcontinent. But as growing death tolls rile up the bodybuilding community, fitness personalities and physicians give us a grim reminder that with great gains, comes great responsibility