TWIL: Rosewood’s Newest Gem In Okinawa, Audemars Piguet’s Self-Winding Flying Tourbillon In 38mm, And More
Catch up on this week’s most noteworthy updates from the universe of luxury.
In our weekly series, we bring you the latest in luxury news from around the world. This week’s highlights: experience true island serenity at Rosewood Miyakojima, Audemars Piguet introduces a 38mm self-winding flying tourbillon to the Code 11.59 collection, and more.
Rosewood Introduces Its First Property in Japan in the Idyllic Island of Miyakojima
Rosewood has opened its first property in Japan in Okinawa prefecture, Rosewood Miyakojima, at the refreshingly serene island of Miyakojima with its crystal-clear turquoise waters and vibrant coral reefs. The resort has only 55 guest accommodations that overlook Oura Bay, all of which have been inspired by the architecture of the Ryukyuan indigenous ethnic group and created by the renowned Dutch company Studio Piet Boon. The stunning accommodations have been divided into five different zones across the peninsula to allow guests to experience different facets of the island, including three houses with 3-meter-high ceilings, barbecue grills, and a dedicated butler service. Experiences at the one-of-a-kind destination can be further enhanced with a wellness concept through the resort’s Asaya brand, which includes six treatment rooms, male and female hydrotherapy facilities (steam, sauna, and whirlpool), as well as a shared outdoor vitality pool.
Code 11.59 by Audemars Piguet Welcomes A Self-Winding Flying Tourbillon In 38mm
For the very first time, the luxury Swiss watch manufacturer is presenting its self-winding flying tourbillon in a 38mm diameter. Powering this elegant timepiece is the ultra-thin 3.4mm-thick RD#3 movement, the Calibre 2968, marking a new generation of a smaller code 11.59. The watchmaker’s craftsmanship is displayed through its flying tourbillon at 6 o’clock, offering an unobstructed view of the rotating cage through the dial aperture. These are housed within an elegant and shimmering monochrome case that interweaves 18-carat sand gold with 235 brilliant-cut diamonds. Adding to its timeless and opulent appeal is its beige large square scale alligator strap with 18-carat sand gold three-blade folding clasp set with 42 brilliant-cut diamonds.
A Michelin-Starred Guest Chef Series With The Eastern & Oriental Express, A Belmond Train
Entitled ‘Tastes of Tomorrow: A Culinary Gathering with Chef André Chiang’, the series will feature three of Asia’s highly acclaimed chefs in collaboration with The Eastern & Oriental’s own culinary curator, chef André Chiang. On 28 April 2025, Hong-Kong-born chef Vicky Cheng of restaurants WING and the one-Michelin-starred VEA will bring his culinary talents to showcase his Chinese cultural roots through refined modern techniques. Then on 28 July 2025, chef Jason Liu, chef-owner of LING LONG in China, will present a menu inspired by xian, the essence that awakens humanity’s primal curiosity for taste. The series rounds off on 8 September 2025 with chef Jungsik Yim, founder of the three-Michelin-starred Jungsik in New York and Seoul, where he reinvents classic Korean dishes into bold, new innovations.
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Anantara Jewel Bagh Jaipur Opens In India
The luxurious new retreat is Anantara Hotels & Resorts’ first venture in India. With its palatial architecture and royal designs, Anantara Jewel Bagh Jaipur transports guests into a bygone era when some of India’s oldest dynasties ruled Rajasthan. Its 150 rooms and suites are adorned with hand-crafted details such as tikri glasswork, hand-carved woodwork, and golden leafing. The hotel boasts four dining venues, including its signature restaurant, Sheesh Mahal, which is inspired by Rajasthan’s iconic Mirror Palace with its mirror mosaics and coloured glass. A collection of experiences is offered both on- and off-property whether it be learning to create murals and mosaics, or a tour of the historic Ranthambore Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage site, complete with a picnic overlooking the wilderness.
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Optimise Your Well-Being At Amani Biohacking Club
Located in Kapas Heights, Bangsar, the Amani Biohacking Club is a 30,000 sq ft premier wellness sanctuary that is tailored for leaders and visionaries focused on mind-body optimisation, connection, and rejuvenation. This luxury wellness space is designed to complement individuals at the peak of their success, providing an environment where wellness converges with purpose. The club acts as a private hub for leaders to convene, network, and cultivate relationships while exploring advanced biohacking techniques aimed at enhancing productivity, endurance, longevity, and personal fulfilment. Every aspect of the club is meticulously curated with sacred geometry and feng shui principles, ensuring a harmonious a setting where no detail is overlooked. Inside, the space offers a range of services including laboratory analysis, comprehensive bio and body assessments, strength training, recovery therapies, smart fitness solutions, and more.
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Balenciaga’s Summer 25 Collection Channels Classic Hollywood Vibes
Balenciaga’s creative director, who has already announced his departure from the brand, has unveiled some of his last pieces for the house, which are imbued with Old Hollywood style. Men with a bold penchant for fashion can pull off their exaggerated square-shouldered jackets and billowing bombers, and pair them with their inaugural Basketball Sneaker, also featuring exaggerated proportions. Meanwhile, ladies will want to get their hands on the Rodeo Bag in mineral green, grey and almond, alongside the recently debuted Rodeo Sling Pochette, crafted from calfskin with a smooth finish—it’s already a favourite among celebrities.
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