Mike Christensen
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 28, 2026
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Inside the wildest £37.3m Rolex auction ever, where records were broken (opens the original)
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Iâm not one to overplay things but tonight in central London was one for the horological history books. Four one-of-one, insanely bejewelled precious-metal Rolex Daytonas went under the hammer for a combined 37.3 million pounds, with every penny split 50/50 between the Federer Foundation and Leonardo DiCaprioâs Re:wild charity. Phillips auction house facilitated the bidding for Rolex, with testimonees Federer and DiCaprio joining a super selective bunch of the wealthiest watch collectors, al
Roger Federerâs watch collection has now surpassed his trophy cabinet (opens the original)
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Itâs almost exactly three years ago to the day since Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal were sitting holding hands in the middle of a packed out O2 Arena â in absolute floods of tears. The occasion was the Laver Cup, but the actual occasion was Roger Federerâs last ever tennis match before he retired. Standing in the audience that evening, I remember thinking, âJeeez, these two have racked up some serious memories together.â So many insane moments, that 2008 Wimbledon final without doubt the
This indie British watchmaker has just been written into James Bond lore (opens the original)
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Writing the words “new James Bond” anywhere on the internet at the moment is a surefire way to grab a lot of attention. To say people are on high alert to find out who’ll be the next 007 (g’wan Jacky L, do it for all the slow horses out there) doesn’t come close. So I’m going to choose my words carefully, because I am here to report on some new James Bond news – but it’s specifically about his choice of wristwear. Ah, must be a new Omega Seamaster watch then, because that’s what James Bond wears
17 big surfer-inspired fits, brought to you by the beach's next gen (opens the original)
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In the summer of 2004, on the north coast of Cornwall, a friend’s younger brother – who owned every issue of Carve, Britain’s long-running surf magazine, and treated them like scripture – dared me to paddle out with him. The Atlantic wasn’t feeling generous. A howling onshore wind, a messy swell and wave after wave detonating on my head. It was one of the best afternoons of my life. “To ride Mother Nature when it’s moving with you is almost indescribable,” says Mick Fanning, the Australian surfi
Hull Cityâs Sergej JakiroviÄ knows how to manage his watches too (opens the original)
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Iâm sorry but absolutely no one thought Sergej JakiroviÄ and his Hull City side would start off the 2026-27 Premier League season like this. Every predicted table I saw before the season kicked off, Hull City were bottom, written off, supposedly doomed before a ball had been kicked. To be perfectly honest, itâs unlikely that many people had even heard of Sergej JakiroviÄ, their big, brooding Bosnian boss. But after four games, Hull City sit fourth in the league, unbeaten having played Manc
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