Robb Report Singapore

For many years, Robb Report has served as an indispensable resource for the ultra-affluent, captivating them with its uncommon insight into the best luxury has to offer. The magazine covers the gamut of extravagant living, from the most coveted automobiles and haute horology to high-end real estate and art collection. It’s a publication that connects its sophisticated readership to everything that is exclusive, prestigious and privileged.

Robb Report Singapore

EDITOR'S LETTER

OBJECTIFIED • With executive seats and a chauffeur package, the Mercedes-Maybach S 680 4Matic rear cabin offers refined comfort for work or repose.

OFF THE BLOCK • We keep you up-to-date on the hottest lots under the hammer.

KATE LIM • The regional managing director of Sincere Fine Watches Singapore on leadership, legacy, and why the human touch matters most in the watch business.

CRAFTED FOR ETERNITY • At Harry Winston, the emerald-cut is more than a gemstone's geometry. It is the shape of a legacy.

THE Timepieces ISSUE

26 Best Watches Of 2026 • Stately dress creations, glamorous bejewelled companions, technically impressive complications, and more. It's time to get acquainted with our list of the hotly debated and carefully curated favourites of the year.

Life Begins At 50 • Patek Philippe's Nautilus marks its fifth decade looking more dashing and desirable than ever.

The Crown's Defining Chapter • How Rolex's Oyster Perpetual began life as the world's first waterproof wristwatch and evolved to become the most transformative watch collection of all time.

THE HEIGHT OF EXPRESSION • From tri-axial tourbillons to high-jewellery extravagance, Franck Muller's latest novelties reveal its fluency in the art of excess.

AWAKENING THE B E A S T • Audemars Piguet is redesigning the Royal Oak Offshore for a new generation with new materials, colours, and movement architecture.

Haute Spots • Archives, artists, and new materials. We spy the dominant horological trends at Watches & Wonders 2026.

Take It Personally • Roger Dubuis’ Rarities programme and its first offering, the Excalibur Moonlight, demonstrate the essence of bespoke watchmaking.

LESS IS MORE • Vacheron Constantin's new Overseas Self-Winding Ultra-Thin packs impressive high-performance metrics despite its svelte silhouette.

Shedding Old Skins • Bvlgari's Serpenti Tubogas Studs Capsule proves that the most enduring icons don't merely survive reinvention—they demand it.

Display Of Power • With the Luminor 31 Giorni PAM01631, Panerai transforms its long-standing pursuit of mechanical autonomy into a 31-day statement of endurance.

True To The Core • With change being the only constant at A. Lange & Söhne, CEO Wilhelm Schmid reminds its fans that an unwavering sense of identity is equally important to the brand.

Starting A Movement • Carole Forestier-Kasapi, who oversees the creation of TAG Heuer's mechanical engines, is also helping the company navigate the twists and turns of 21st-century watchmaking.

THE RIGHT ANGLE • Bell & Ross creative director Fabien de Nonancourt explains why form and function go hand in hand, whether designing cockpit-inspired instruments, Mondrian-style skeleton movements, or aventurine dials.

Engineering Tomorrow • Meaningful innovation is hard-won in modern watchmaking, but IWC's latest creations prove it's still possible provided you're willing to question everything.

Dream Machines • Technology | Water | Wheels | Wings

The Roads Ahead • As Singapore moves towards a cleaner motoring future, Lexus offers a nuanced proposition via its multi-pathway approach to electrification.

Worth The Supercar Tax? • IM Motors...