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Is Manthey’s Magic Worth It? Original

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By Matt Farah Verified
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Manthey, Porsche’s in-house racing division, celebrates its 30th anniversary this year. They weren’t always in-house, though. Like Mercedes’s AMG, Manthey was once a wholly separate organization that purchased and then ran Porsche race cars in Germany’s DTM and at the Nürburgring 24, for example, as well as in the FIA World Endurance Championship.
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Farah: The Beginner’s Field Guide to Riding 500 Miles on a Vespa Original

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By Matt Farah Verified
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Despite an exterior profile and penchant for sunglasses that make people certain I was there on January 6 and should be riding some 800-pound bagger from Milwaukee, I am a die-hard Vespa enthusiast. In fact, I have just purchased my fourth Vespa in 20 years, and recently, my first brand-new two-wheeler, ever. I learned to ride on two wheels, well into adulthood, when I began dating a woman who puttered around town in Vespa’s slowest 50-cc model.
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Sleight of Hand: The Chronographe Mystérieux and Its Hidden Stopwatch Function Original

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By Matt Farah Verified
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Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda PF Chronographe Mystérieux, $44,600, parmigiani.com The mechanical chronograph has taken many forms since its invention by Louis Moinet in 1816. Through its journey from pocket-bound tool to eventual integration with the wristwatch, a visual identity for the now-ubiquitous complication took shape. Subdials and chapter rings are prominent forms for the genre, and this framework has shaped how we experience the chronograph both aesthetically and practically.
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