If you can’t seem to remember the last time you read something juicy, or scandalous, or even remotely revealing about Derek Jeter, that’s because you haven’t. Of all the skills that the future Hall of Famer mastered throughout his celebrated baseball career, it was perhaps his deft handling of the ... More

There's a perfectly nice yoga studio down the street: air-conditioned, with a creaky hardwood floor and the lingering scent of incense, body lotion and exertion. It's got a communal changing room, mats for people who forgot to bring theirs and coconut water for sale. And then there's the personal yoga studio ... More

After graduating from high school more than 40 years ago, Joseph Sentef decided that college could wait. Sentef was an accomplished chess player, a U.S. master, and he wanted to play professionally. He was doing OK, as he recalls, until “my mother told me basically to stop playing games and go get ... More

“Time is everything, man,” says Tom Brady. “Time is so precious to all of us.” The star quarterback is standing in a back stairwell at a film studio-cum-event space in Tribeca. “I’ve always been a fan of watches,” he adds after being ushered into the neon-lit egress by a team of ... More

There was plenty of buzz in the yacht world last summer when upstart British watchmaker Bremont became the official timing partner for the America’s Cup and Oracle Team USA. The cup is one of the most prestigious awards in sailing and just getting a chance to compete is an honor. ... More

When we pull up to the South Basin of Bermuda’s Royal Navy Dockyard—“pit row,” as the locals call it—the sun is barely peeking out from behind a swath of clouds. It’s just past seven in the morning, an ordinarily tranquil time of day for an island brimming ... More