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SWISS UNIVERSE the LUXURY EDITION for FIRST and BUSINESS CLASS Swissuniverse 460X295 PUJA1183.Indd 1 SWISS UNIVERSE THE LUXURY EDITION FOR FIRST AND BUSINESS CLASS 044 580 90 cartier.ch - cartier.ch Reine Makéda necklace, Cartier Royal Haute Joaillerie collection A creation composed of one 15.29-carat oval-shaped ruby from Mozambique, one 3.51-carat D IF round-shaped rose-cut diamond, one 5.10-carat pear-shaped rose-cut diamond, ruby beads and diamonds. This exceptional piece required more than 3 300 hours of work. SwissUniverse_460x295_PUJA1183.indd 1 18.05.15 16:49 044 580 90 cartier.ch - cartier.ch Reine Makéda necklace, Cartier Royal Haute Joaillerie collection A creation composed of one 15.29-carat oval-shaped ruby from Mozambique, one 3.51-carat D IF round-shaped rose-cut diamond, one 5.10-carat pear-shaped rose-cut diamond, ruby beads and diamonds. This exceptional piece required more than 3 300 hours of work. SwissUniverse_460x295_PUJA1183.indd 1 18.05.15 16:49 Handcrafted by Racers. Der neue Mercedes-AMG GT. Erleben Sie die Legende der Zukunft unter www.mercedes-benz.ch/AMG-GT 01841015022_DU_230x295_AMG_GT_SwissUniverse_D_ZS.indd 1 24.02.15 15:07 Content | 5 Handcrafted by Racers. Der neue Mercedes-AMG GT. People and places Erleben Sie die Legende der Zukunft unter www.mercedes-benz.ch/AMG-GT around the globe Summer luxury edition Mid-June – Mid-September 2015, First & Business Class 10 En vogue | 14 Time is timeless | 22 Dream destination | 50 My world | 58 Openings | 60 Cuba flash | 78 Focus | 86 Books | 88 Golf | 90 Where the chefs eat | 98 Wine talk | 104 My life | 100 My world | 112 Impressum HONG KONG | 22 JOHAN ERNST NILSON | 50 Unser Reportageteam auf kulinarischen Einer der bekanntesten Abenteurer der und kulturellenEntdeckungstouren. Welt gab uns ein Exklusivinterview. Our team reports on their culinary and Interview with one of the world’s leading cultural discoveries. explorers. Photos: Cover: Penthouse Suite, InterContinental Hong Kong by Reto Guntli & Agi Simoes; Reto Guntli, Agi Simoes (1); Jason Schmidt/Trunk Archive (1); Christoph Kern (1); Göran Thulin (1) Kern (1); Christoph Schmidt/Trunk Archive Guntli, Agi Simoes (1); Jason Guntli & Agi Simoes; Reto Reto by Kong Suite, InterContinental Hong Penthouse Cover: Photos: CUBA / HAVANA | 60 UGO RONDINONE | 78 Wir waren für Sie in diesem Paradies für Der bekannte Schweizer Künstler zeigt, erkundungsfreudige Geniesser unterwegs. wie er in New York wohnt und arbeitet. We take a look at this paradise for adven- The famous Swiss artist shows us how he turous bons vivants. lives and works in New York. 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