And just like that, we’ve arrived at part dos of Montblanc’s smartwatch line up. Say hello to the shiny new Summit 2.

The second iteration of the Summit sees more refinement, more vintage design cues and better overall functionality added to the futuristic timepiece formula to take on names like TAG Heuer and Apple.

One of the more interesting and helpful additions though is the inclusion of the new Timeshifter app, which can provide personalised advice to wearers in order to minimise the effects of jet lag.

It works by recommending the ideal sleeping and light exposure schedule, as well as caffeine intake pointers to ensure a fast adjustment to any new time zone you may venture in.

RELATED: Why Handcrafted Fountain Pens Are The Status Symbol To Last You A Lifetime

Beyond that, the watch features a 42mm case that borrows inspiration from Montblanc’s 1858 collection – spot the oversized bezel finishing and curved sapphire glass. This unisex case design is offered in either black DLC steel, stainless steel, bicolour steel and our favourite, Grade 2 titanium.

The cases can be further combined with 11 different interchangeable straps which includes calfskin, Milanese steel, rubber sport and nylon, to create a total of more than 70,000 individual looks. Customisation is further bolstered with a built-in watch face configurator allowing for over a thousand watch face combinations.

Inside the device is an all new Snapdragon Wear 3100 chipset by Qualcomm – the first to ever appear in a smartwatch and yes, it is fully compatible with iOS smartphones.

The basics are also there with Google Assistant built in, full-sync with smarthphone features and a full day of battery life – extendable to an additional 3 – 5 days by activating the Time-only mode.

Other attractive propositions include Google Pay, GPS navigation and 5ATM water-resistance to make swimming with the Summit 2 possible.

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Savour that last pint because the end is nigh. A new scientific report claims that beer supplies around the world will soon run dry, forcing the popular bevy to become a rare and expensive pastime.

The academic study published in the journal Nature Plants suggests that large-scale droughts brought on by current levels of climate change are disturbing the steady production of barley in high output regions. Barley, of course, is the main ingredient of beer and without a steady supply of barley there is no steady supply of beer.

What also doesn’t help is the fact that barley crops tend to decline sharply during bouts of extreme heat and drought.

The researchers came to this conclusion whilst studying worldwide crop and economic models in order to assess our current climate patterns. Based off this result they wanted to be able to predict future climate patterns and their conclusion wasn’t great.

According to the statistics, they predicted an average yield loss of barley ranging from 3 – 17 percent depending on the climate’s intensity.

So how expensive and damaging are we talking?

Experts predict that countries with major industries in beer brewing are likely to feel the most pain. A standard six-pack of beer will jump by US$4 – $20 and possibly more.

Professor Steven J. Davis from the Department of Earth System Science at the University of California, who is also one of the authors of the paper, warned that farmers will eventually stop selling their barley to the alcohol industry and use it to feed their livestock.

“When we have these shortages, our models suggest people are going to feed the barley to the livestock before they make beer,” said Professor Davis.

“That makes sense. This is a luxury commodity and it’s more important to have food on the table. In an affluent country like the United States, people might not be so concerned if their bread gets 10 to 25 cents more expensive.”

“It could be that luxury goods are actually more visible, in terms of the impact of climate change on affluent consumers.”

“There is definitely a cross-cultural appeal to beer, and not having a cool pint at the end of an increasingly common hot day just adds insult to injury.”

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There’s a lot of stigma around being a ‘call girl’. However, in recent years, everyone from SBS to The Huffington Post has covered the ‘escorts-as-bloggers’ phenomenon, unravelling the stereotype that all sex workers have been tricked or forced into their profession.That’s not to say the sex industry’s illegal underbelly doesn’t exist. And when you consider that there are 20.9 million people sold worldwide into sexual slavery each year, and a significant percentage of non-trafficked (but financially struggling) women with mental health and drug problems working the street here in Sydney to make ends meet, you see why people are hesitant to believe the industry is fine, and that sex is a transaction like any other.However, high end escorts like Samantha X show us that sex work is not always exploitative, and that there is a world where hard working, open-minded women freely choose to use their entrepreneurial skills (and their bodies) to make a lucrative living. What hasn’t yet happened though, is a myth-busting of the ‘creepy client’ stereotype.Now of course, one need only read the New York Times’ recent piece on a ‘Sugar Daddy Date‘ gone sour, to see that, even in the ’empowered’ realms of sex work, there are risks. But according to Samantha X, Australia’s most high profile escort, in her experience, most men who pay for sex are just normal guys.In an exclusive interview, Samantha told us the main ‘thing’ her clients were after was not sex. It was actually, “Companionship, intimacy and affection.” And her clients’ number one complaint was that, “Women just want sex to be over and done with a lot of the time, so they really are looking for an unrushed and gentle experience.”

“Believe it or not, it’s not porn star sex my clients want; they would run a mile. It’s quite often slow, gentle foreplay, lots of talking and for me, lots of listening.”

Having “seen” men from all walks of life (“From virgins to retirees, single to widowed, married or those who have open relationships!”) Samantha told us, “All the men I see have the same thing in common—they are kind, respectful and demonstrate manners.”

“I don’t care whether they are fat or have two heads, as long as they are those 3 qualities.”

“The kind of men that benefit from seeing an escort,” she added, “Are men who feel lonely, unloved, under-appreciated and perhaps who don’t have time to meet someone or who are in loveless marriages.”Her Instagram posts humanise her clients, along with short, anonymous (occasionally hilarious) anecdotes, that give you an idea of the men she sees.

 

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This is Jason. Jason is 46, is a barrister and is absolutely petrified! After a nasty divorce where he lost everything, he vowed to live like a monk for a few years. Except for today. He came to the hotel two hours early to decorate with rose petals for me. “I’ve never done this before & have no idea what to expect. My main concern is whether you will actually think I’m a decent person.” Even though it’s Saturday, he wore his best suit to ‘make a good impression.’ #luxurylifestyle #gentlemen #cute #business

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But before you get all carried away with the saintly attitude of men-who-pay-for sex, part of the reason Samantha has had such a positive experience is due to her screening process, which (if you read any of her various “how to” books) she recommends any other aspiring call girls take.On her booking website, she reminds would-be clients, “I choose gentlemen who demonstrate respect and manners,” and, “I don’t accept every client.”

“A text message with just ‘Hi, you available?’ etc will not warrant a response. I have a zero dickhead policy no matter how much money you offer.”

While the cynical among you might echo the sentiment of Sydney Morning Herald journalist Sam de Brito, (“It’s hard to know for certain what motivates people who seek publicity in the name of ostensibly noble causes while also plugging a product or brand”), it’s hard to argue Samantha’s insights don’t make sense: interacting with potential clients before meeting them in person allows you to filter out anyone dodgy.Sure: the Patrick Batemans of the world could pretend to be sweet and charming over the phone—but you could say the same for any average Tinder date, which you’re not even getting paid for, to take the same risk.RELATED: Good Sex – How It Defines Your Relationship’s Success

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While Prince Harry has been doing his bit down under, his home country has let him down.

What do I mean by this? Well, put it this way: what do Big Ben, Trafalgar Square and The London Eye all have in common? They belong to a failed state. Kidding. It’s just a national crisis of polite society: London is slipping down the global destination popularity rankings. And although the decent has been slow, if Mastercard’s 2018 Global Destination Cities Index’s prediction is correct, the home of fish n’ chips, warm beer and cold G &T’s could next year be in for a shock.

Back in 2014 London sat at number one, with 17.40 million annual visitors. However, every year since then it has been out-visited by Bangkok (last year’s 2017 ranking had Bangkok sitting at number one with 20.05 visitors, and London in second place with 19.83). But that’s not the worst of it: hostel owners and proud Londoners will be devastated to hear Mastercard’s 2018 Global Destination Cities Index just gave London a worse growth forecast than any of the other top ten cities except Paris.

“With roughly 20 million international overnight visitors,” the report reads, “Bangkok… is unlikely to be bested due to a strong projected growth of 9.6 percent for 2018.” In contrast, London has a growth forecast of just 3%, only ‘beaten’ by Paris, who at 2.9% had the the most ‘petite’ projected growth of the top 10.

Countries to look out for included: Dubai, Kuala Lumpur, and Seoul, with growth forecasts of 5.5%, 7.5% and 6.1% respectively. The most promising up and comer though, is Istanbul, whose tourism board will be Turkishly delighted by their expected growth of 19.7%—the highest of the bunch.

What does this reveal about what it takes to be a popular metropolis? According to the Index, it underscores, “The importance of robust infrastructure, both business and leisure attractions and strong local culture.”

Of course, it’s not really a competition. As the report points out, “In a world of rising nationalism, international travel… break(s) down barriers, broaden(s) our horizons and driv(es) economic impact… throughout the world’s cities.” This is what really matters—not who’s sitting where on the leaderboard. Which is why, for the past decade, the index has offered important analysis of travel to and within cities, beyond the flashcard statistics. If you would like to check out this extra information, read the full report here.

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Put your $12 Shiraz down a second and listen to this.

Did you hear it? No? That’s the sound of a record being smashed. Up until recently the most expensive standard bottle of wine ever sold was a ‘measly’ $328,000. But last weekend a bottle of 1945 Romanee-Conti Burgundy wine went under the hammer for an unprecedented sum—$785,000, to be exact—at a Sotheby’s auction in New York.

The previous record was set when a 1869 Chateau Lafite Rothschild was sold in Hong Kong in 2010. However this weekend, Romanee-Conti rubbed salt (sulphates?) in the wound, as just minutes after the global record-breaking bottle was sold, another 1945 of the same brand was auctioned for $698,000 (which would have also broken the record).

The sought-after bottles came from the personal collection of Robert Drouhin, former head of the prominent wine producing company, Maison Joseph Drouhin.

 

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As reported by the ABC, “Mr Drouhin’s father made an agreement in 1928 with the owners of Romanee-Conti to be their sole distributor for France and Belgium—and consequently amassed a unique wine collection.”

The wine also has an interesting back-story. According to Mr Drouhin, during world war two, his father created a secret compartment in the cellar to make sure the wine was never discovered by the Nazis.

“It is both with regret and pleasure that I share these bottles,” Mr Drouhin wrote in a statement.

“Regret even through there remain some for my children and friends, but mainly pleasure as those who will purchase the bottles—apart from the appreciation of quality and luxury they convey—they will receive a testimony of my family and Burgundy at its very best.”

For those of us who don’t have $785,000 sitting pretty in the bank, at least Australia’s best Shiraz is a heck more affordable.

 

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It’s time to dust off that forbidden fruit for one last juicy bite. Scientists have found that sex with an ex no longer prevents you from moving on and can even make you a happier person.

Let us first kick off this conversational topic with one famous Dr. Evil saying…

The surprising finding comes via the the journal Archives of Sexual Behaviour where researchers at Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan conducted two tests to monitor the effects of post-break-up sex.

The first experiment involved 113 freshly-broken-up individuals who undertook a series of online surveys which asked some pretty straight-forward questions like:

• If they have any physical contact with their former partner
• How they felt after the break-up
• How emotionally attached they felt

Meanwhile the second study asked subjects to report actual and attempted sexual encounters with their ex-partners. This also included recording whether the individuals were still emotionally attached to their ex two months after the relationship had ended.

The researchers then analysed the data from both these studies and concluded that the act of sex with an ex will not set back a person’s emotional recovery after a break-up.

In fact, the study even went as far as concluding that those who still had feelings for their exes would pursue more sexual encounters with them – an obvious fact – but one which the researchers say actually leaves exes more positive about their everyday lives as opposed to becoming a mentally distressed creeper post ex sex.

“This research suggests that societal hand-wringing regarding trying to have sex with an ex may not be warranted,” said lead author Stephanie Spielmann of Wayne University.

“The fact that sex with an ex is found to be most eagerly pursued by those having difficulty moving on, suggests that we should perhaps instead more critically evaluate people’s motivations behind pursuing sex with an ex.”

Tread carefully with this one, space monkey.

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Would you expect any less? Of course not. This is Jeff Goldblum‘s universe and you, my friend, are merely a spectator. On today’s wardrobe safari? Zebra pants.

If there was evidence that the Goldblum isn’t close to letting up on his style icon duties just yet, this would be it. The 65-year-old actor was spotted in Los Angeles alongside his wife rocking his signature mod-rocker leather jacket and fedora hat fittingly paired to an African safari print Hawaiian shirt. It was the bottom which truly dazzled onlookers though.

The pants appear to be denim in style and cut which which played well with Goldblum’s fresh looking chelsea boots. This wouldn’t be the first time that the Independence Day actor toyed with zebra print though.

As one of the hardest patterns to wear and look good in menswear, Goldblum has already trialled zebra-print dress shoes and socks.

 

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Today’s shoe and sock situation. What sound does a zebra make? (: @atvottero)

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Not to be forgotten of course is the man’s watch – a elegantly appointed Cartier Tank which exudes as much class and character as the man himself.

 

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With the #MeToo movement in full force, most businesses are carefully evaluating their behaviour and crafting ad campaigns that make them seem as progressive as possible. However, Big Daddy’s Burgers, a Sydney burger chain, have taken the opposite approach, shamelessly revelling in the notion that sex sells—by filling their Instagram account with more ‘chicks’ than chips.

Your local (inarticulate) prude would call it, “tone deaf,” and your Grandma would probably have a “crisis of morality” if she saw it, but what may seem like gratuitous imagery of attractive clientele (and greasy, succulent burgers n’ fries) is actually ahead of its time. How’s that, you say? Well, feminism stopped worrying about ‘objectification’ a while back, and now recognises that it’s actually quite patronising to tell women what they can and can’t do with their bodies.

If I could get free burgers for flaunting my dad bod, I would. But that’s beside the point; although Big Daddy’s Burgers have embraced the latest Women’s Lib literature, they are problematic for a whole ‘nother reason—they’ve set the #MeToo movement back, possibly by an entire decade, by teaching an impressionable young audience that when you see something hot n’ tasty, you damn well get your hands on it.

 

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Milkshake? Yoink.

 

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Fries? Mine.

 

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Cheese sticks? Get in ma belley.

 

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Pork ribs? I will literally stab you if you try and stop me.

 

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Burger? Yep: and pimp it out while you’re at it.

And so on and so forth. And, as we expected, this aggressive form of advertising is not without consequences. You walk in an innocent, hungry, ambitious young soul, and walk out full of calorific regret—as you’ll see below.

Before it was all sunshine and roses bridges.

 

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But after tasting big daddy’s deliciousness, this is the end result.

 

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@monique.peterson |>|<|>|<|>| bigdaddysbb Penrith Panthers Now Open !! Pad 3, 5 Viscount Place Liverpool 227 King Street, Newtown Shop 4 113 Oxford St, Darlinghurst 80 Henry St, Penrith 18b Parkers Farm Pl. Casula #bigdwhosyourdaddy #bigdjuicydouble #bigdhomewrecker #bigdomgburger #bigdsaymyname #bigdsugardaddy #weloveourcustomers #pimpmybuns #americandiner #americanfood #foodporn #bigdaddysburgersbar #bigdaddysburgers #sydneyburgers #sydneysbestburgers #burger

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Likewise, another promising Instagram user started off a picture of class.

 

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But one visit to Big Daddy, and she switched the wine for monounsaturated fats.

 

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And it wasn’t just the #girlsofinstagram. Jake Montgomery, an ironman and Australian long course champion also succumbed to Big Daddy’s tacky charm and succulent gluttony.

 

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Give me more, Daddy…

 

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Jake Montgomery Australian Ironman 70.3 Champion 2016 .. @iamjakemontgomery @bigdaddysburgerbar #ironman #australianchampion bigdaddysbb Penrith Panthers Now Open !! Pad 3, 5 Viscount Place Liverpool 227 King Street, Newtown Shop 4 113 Oxford St, Darlinghurst 80 Henry St, Penrith 18b Parkers Farm Pl. Casula @bigdaddysburgerbar #weloveourcustomers #pimpmybuns #americandiner #americanfood #foodporn #selfies #burgers #burgerporn #fashionspree #followme #sydneyburgers #burgur_p.o.r.n #foodie #foodgasm #foodblogger #instafood #insta #foodcoma #foodgram #modelseatburgerstoo #cheatday #instalike #bigdwhosyourdaddy #bigdjuicydouble #bigdhomewrecker #bigdomgburger #bigdsaymyname #bigdsugardaddy

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The moral of the story? There’s nothing sexy about a food coma—although reaching that state often feels better than sex. Which may be why even professional athletes and aspiring Instagram models can’t resist the politically incorrect lure of Big Daddy’s Burgers.

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Eat. Sleep. Work. Repeat.

You know how it is: you do do what you gotta do—and that’s fine. But occasionally it does wonders for the mind to do something absolutely ridiculous. And what better way to do it than by achieving some truly unforgettable #squadgoals.

Also, you don’t really know what someone’s like until you’ve seen how they react to being attacked by sand flies on a hungover mountain bike adventure. In light of this, we thought we’d research the best ways to get the adrenaline flowing while bonding with mates. Oh and as a bonus: you may even get some exercise in, and see a bit of the world.

Downhill Mountain Biking In The Swiss Alps

Chairlifts are only for winter, right? Wrong. Whether you’re looking to add scenic snaps to the ‘gram or gruesome battle wounds to your insta-story, mountain biking in Switzerland will tickle your sensibilities in all the right places. If you forget your vaseline it will also give you saddle rash in the wrong place, but the post ride cheese, chocolate, wine and beer platter will make up for it. Switzerland has no shortage of 4,000 metre high Alpine peaks, but we recommend Saint-Luc’s balcony trail and Mont Blanc’s Les Cerf’s trail.

Base Jumping In Greece

This one’s a stretch for the average squad, but if thrill seeking’s your jig, you have excellent life insurance, all your affairs in order and have B.A.S.E jumped before, then leaping from the cliffs at Navagio beach, one of the most idyllic spots in Greece could be your next shot of adrenaline. That said, the average group of mates would be better of doing a skydiving course with a registered operator…

Eating Refried Donuts In New York

Some people go on holiday and boast about the museums they saw. Others regale you with tales of old world architecture, fine wine and tapas. Those people suck. You? You just want to have as much fun as possible, and if that means consuming more calories in a single sitting than your second language learning friends do in a month—so be it. Also: eating refried donuts is actually great for your fitness, because you’ll feel so guilty afterwards you’ll eat healthy for a week. #Winning.

Sky Diving In Sydney

Wind. Speed. Land. Fear. Parachute. Relief. Skydiving is one of the world’s most exciting and challenging sports there is. If you are keen to feel the wind rush past you as you manoeuvre your body and control your speed & direction during free-fall, then steer your parachute down to the landing area, hit up Sydney Skydivers and, in one week you can learn how to skydive, and obtain an internationally accredited A License allowing you to skydive solo around the world. Sure, it’s scary, but after learning to jump out of an Aeroplane you will have the confidence to tackle almost anything life throws at you…

Drinking Tequila In Barcelona

The Robin to your Batman, the long black to a late night deadline, the spicy chicken wings to your beer: tequila is the tried and tested instigator of a classic night out. Say what you will about bad decisions and stomach churning hangovers, tequila makes things happen. And if you haven’t obnoxiously yelled, “Tequilaaaa” with ~da boyz~ in a foreign land you should add it to your “Not ready to kick the bucket” list. Bonus points if it’s served flaming. We highly recommend a joint called Chupitos, which is a bar with around 100 different types of shots. Also, order the Monica Lewinksy if you dare. Better yet: order it for your mate.

Bodysurfing The Wedge, California

Sure, you could get a group surfing lesson in Byron Bay with the hipsters and backpackers, but let’s be real: you aren’t going to learn to surf in a week. So, assuming you know how to swim and have some basic ocean awareness, bodysurfing is your quickest route to adrenaline in the ocean. And the ultimate bodysurfing pilgrimage? The Wedge, California. Formed by a jetty, huge lines of swell refract to form giant A frame peaks just begging to be ridden.

Doing A Contiki Tour (When You’re Over 30)

“Contiki isn’t dangerous” they said. Let me tell you: it is if you’re over 30. What you once saw as youthful enthusiasm you will now find gives you a headache. Sure, the first few days might be fun but your liver ain’t what it used to be and these kids don’t even want to stop to see the roman ruins, dammnit. That said, Contiki can be fun at any age, as long as you don’t book expecting the trip to make you feel young again. But, you might meet some awesome people, and have some epic new stories to tell your mates back home.

Drinking Shots Of Espresso In Italy

Put your Martini glass down a sec and discover what it’s like to get hyped on caffeine together. Potential outcomes include: several mind-blowing (yet fatally flawed) business ideas, one potentially workable side hustle, epic holiday plans, enamoured cafe waitstaff, twitching of the eyelids, heart palpitations, heightened productivity.

Skiing Off A Cliff In The French Alps

The chance to jump off a cliff on your skis or board is on many a James Bond fan’s list. But those who aren’t expert skiers and parachuters would be fools to consider it—until now. In Tignes, France, you can ski, snowboard or even sledge off a 35m long, snow covered wooden ramp, attached to bungee cords. After you’ve reached the bottom of your (70m) bungee jump, you’ll bounce back in and be lowered to safety. Just make sure you get a shot of you vertiginous mate’s face.

Snorkelling With Salmon In Canada

We’ve all been entranced by David Attenborough once upon a time. Snorkelling (or Scuba diving) with salmon in Canada is your chance to experience wildlife up close. Unlike the videos, there won’t be grizzly bears feasting on hapless salmon as they migrate through crystal-clear rivers to spawn (well, there will be, but not where you snorkel). If you choose to experience this natural wonder, cop a ticket to British Columbia’s Campbell River between July and late October, find an operator to fix you up with a 7mm wetsuit or drysuit, and float down the river watching the salmon congregate in deep pools (this is important because if old baloo gets pekish and turns up before September/October, when he’s supposed to, he’ll head for the shallow parts).

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