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Yacht Man Red Myrurgia

Yacht Man Red, crafted by Myrurgia, is an exquisite aromatic fragrance designed specifically for sophisticated and discerning men. Its inception took place in 2004 under the artful guidance of renowned perfumer Ramon Monegal. This fragrance opens with an invigorating combination of cardamom and grapefruit, creating a vibrant and refreshing top note. As the scent develops, earthy notes emerge, adding a subtle depth and complexity to the composition. Finally, the fragrance settles into a magnetic base of black pepper, musk, and sandalwood, leaving a trail of undeniable allure. Yacht Man Red truly epitomizes the essence of refined masculinity and captivates with its distinctive blend of ingredients.

• Designer: Myrurgia
• Origin: Spain
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• Main Accords: aromatic citrus earthy fresh spicy musky powdery warm spicy woody
• Base Notes: Black Pepper Musk Sandalwood
• Middle notes: Earthy Notes
• Top notes: Cardamom Grapefruit

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I Loved Tudor’s Sailing Watch Even More While Aboard an Actual Racing Yacht

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The weather report in Barcelona wasn’t looking particularly promising last month as I boarded a vessel on the Mediterranean. Leaving the Spanish coast behind me, storm clouds gathered overhead as the Swiss and French teams geared up to face off in the 37th edition of the America’s Cup. Then again, I was reminded, a bit of wind was a welcome sensation—without it, this regatta couldn’t get underway.

If you’ve never been buzzed by an AC75, the class of racing yacht used during the current America’s Cup , it can be difficult to imagine the sensation. I no longer had to imagine as the Alinghi Red Bull team’s AC75 reached its top speed of 50 knots (58 mph) and seemed to be nearly levitating as it lifted out of the water. And if it’s flying in anything resembling your general direction, this can be quite unnerving.

Even if you’re not a sailor, you’re likely familiar with America’s Cup anyway because of how frequently it intersects with the watch world. Tudor , Omega , and Panerai have all gotten in on the action, the logos of their storied brands featured prominently on mainsheets attached to each vessel’s 26.5-meter mast. For each edition of the Cup in which one of these maisons is sponsoring a team, said company will often debut a special watch, sometimes with a dedicated sailing complication such as a regatta timer. Two of the most compelling of these watches were introduced just last year: Tudor’s Pelagos FXD and FXD Chrono Alinghi Red Bull Racing Edition . As I discovered earlier this month, they become even more compelling aboard the actual yacht they’re inspired by.

The racing yacht wasn't the only thing that made me feel like a member of team Alinghi that day. I also got a chance to wear the FXD from Tudor's Pelagos line. The Pelagos collection comprises the brand's most professional diving watch, complete with heavy-duty specs, some military influence, and perhaps a bit more character than the brand’s flagship Black Bay collection. Introduced in 2012, the Pelagos line has seen continuous improvement, culminating in the recent “ FXD .” (The “FXD” is for “fixed,” a design with military provenance that secures a strap to the wrist without possibility of spring bar failure.) The black-dialed FXD immediately stole my heart upon its release late in 2023, when I dove with it in Florida.

I wasn’t the only one wearing this purpose-made FXD. The entire Alinghi Red Bull racing team—from team owner to engineer—was kitted out with them. For me, it’s a cool watch; for the sailing team, it’s essential gear. Timing is everything out on the open water. “We use a watch [the Pelagos FXD] that’s in complete sync with what we do here,” says Jaume Triay, a young engineer on the Alinghi Red Bull team who’s spent the past two years living in Barcelona to prepare for the competition. “It’s a low-weight, high-performance watch, and it’s made out of the same materials [as the AC75]; I think there’s a nice synergy.”

Everything about the Alinghi FXD is made with yacht racing in mind. The watch is made from carbon fiber to mirror the carbon-hulled AC75 yachts, with matte blue-purple dials to match the Alinghi Red Bull livery. The numbers on the bezel are arranged in the reverse orientation from those on a dive watch. Why? On a yacht, one needs to quickly calculate countdowns, which is why the numbers go from 60-0 in a counterclockwise direction, rather than the more common 0-60. I had never spent much time with either of the new FXD watches before, but had the opportunity to wear the time-only version during my time in Barcelona for the 37th edition of the America’s Cup. I’m officially a fan.

The dial is a classic Tudor affair: Done up in matte Alinghi Red Bull blue, it features a snowflake handset and matching white indices, all of which are nicely lumed with plenty of Super-LumiNova. (The indices, hands, and all bezel hashmarks glow ice blue in low light.) A red second hand matches up with red “Pelagos” text—no doubt in a reference to vintage Rolex models and in keeping with other Pelagos watches—and the rehaut, which contains the outer minute track, features the words “ALINGHI RED BULL RACING” in the upper quadrant.

“Timing is important in many aspects [of what the team does],” Triay says. “It’s important in planning, such as how much time we need to train before competing, and how much time we have to design the boat. But then also, you can think about maneuvers: Are we going to do a slow, nicely controlled maneuver, or a sharp turn executed as quickly as possible? What is best, and how do you find replicable timing in order to analyze different strategies?”

Indeed, timing was everything as we sailed out into the open ocean outside Barcelona aboard the yacht in order to watch Alinghi compete against the French team. The Swiss needed to win this particular race, lest it be forced to win three in a row in the double-round robin of the Louis Vuitton Challenger Section Series—or face elimination. I was eager to try aligning my bezel to properly time the race countdown as announced aboard the ship’s television, where the race was being broadcast live.

Stepping out onto the deck in the rain (we picked a poor day for sailing) Alinghi’s AC75 was visible in the distance, tacking hard in the driving wind and water. Its complement of ultra-skilled sailors, however, proved their competence and seamanship, crossing the starting line just as the countdown ended and gaining a significant start on the French team. Roughly 20 minutes of hard sailing later, up and down a course established by remote-controlled buoys to align with the direction of the wind, the Swiss team captured its much-needed victory.

After the win, high-fives were swapped, congratulations were offered, audible sighs of relief were exhaled. As we sailed back into harbor, we passed the AC75 furling its sails, yelling our collective “mazel tov” at the team and chase boat crews. I glanced down at the FXD and thought back to my childhood summer camp experience and the activity I most enjoyed: Sailing small Sunfish dinghies on Plunkett Reservoir. I haven’t sailed in over 20 years, but the thought suddenly crossed my mind: Maybe it’s time to sail again—Pelagos fixed firmly on wrist.

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Yacht Man Red 100mL Eau De Toilette Fragrance Spray

It is an invigorating scent crafted for the daring man who takes pride in his individuality. Its unique blend of fruity and citrusy notes provides a masculine aroma, perfect for any occasion. An aromatic journey with an unforgettable character and charm, this woody amber fragrance will leave an enduring impression. Experience the confidence of Yacht Man Red and stand out from the crowd.

Fragrance Notes:

• Top: Bergamot, Lemon, Lavender.
• Middle: Orange Blossom, Rose, Patchouli.
• Base: Amber, Musk, Vanilla.

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Be warned: Yacht Man Red Cologne by Myrurgia is not for the man who wants to blend into the crowd. Rather, it is made for flaunting, the distinctive smell guaranteed to earn you some compliments. The combination of cardamom, grapefruit, musk, sandalwood and pepper is what makes this possible. Released in 2004, Yacht Man Red can be worn any time of the day.

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A Different Man Review: Ready the Trophies for Sebastian Stan & Adam Pearson

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That old notion of the grass always being greener gets taken into a darkly funny and provocative direction in A24's latest film, A Different Man . That's largely thanks to the never-better Sebastian Stan and his lead character's uproarious rise and fall in New York. Folks are rightfully calling A Different Man Stan's best performance to date. What's even more remarkable is how well it pairs with Stan's performance as Donald Trump in his next release, The Apprentice . The films make for a surreal diptych about power, presentation, and New York.

But in the meantime, feast on this deliciously absurd satire of a man's search for true identity and purpose. A Different Man comes from writer-director Aaron Schimberg and also stars Adam Pearson ( Under the Skin ), the two of whom last collaborated on the indie feature Chained for Life (2018). Clearly, their mojo together works, and Stan and Pearson's standout roles are bound to make the award-circuit round this upcoming season. For his part, Schimberg continues to build a fascinating cinematic oeuvre focused on the nature of performance and the perception of disability. This is a filmmaker who is doing something new, and he has the cinematic know-how to do so (he opened his last film with a Pauline Kael quote, after all).

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A different man.

An actor named Edward attempts to make himself a more marketable actor by having significant reconstructive surgery on his face, but the results leave much to be desired. Now, having lost the role of his dreams, Edward takes extreme measures to get it back as his obsession turns dark.

• Sebastian Stan and Adam Pearson are incredible in a unique meta comedy thriller.
• This is a very funny film if you can laugh past the bleakness, and Stan gives a brilliantly physical performance.
• Aaron Schimberg continues to create provocative films with big (and often funny) questions about presentation, performance, and disability.

The internet was briefly set abuzz when folks began seeing Stan's transformation for A Different Man in images from the film. Then came the quirky trailer more recently, which was aptly cut to LCD Soundsystem's classic song, "New York, I Love You But You're Bringing Me Down," more than fitting for Schimberg's new stunner of a feature.

The film hardly begins with gut-busting laughter, and if you judge by the trailer, you can probably predict protagonist Edward's journey as an Aristotelian tragedy. But that doesn't mean commercial audiences will be bored until the more comedic edge kicks off in the second act. Until then, it's an intriguing peek into the life of a New York City resident whose facial disfigurement resembles neurofibromatosis. He gets all sorts of stares from people on the subway, and the aspiring actor is only able to land gigs that exploit his medical condition, aka cheesy workplace PSAs that promote camaraderie and empathy for one's co-workers.

It only gets bleaker when Edward returns home to an apartment with a ceiling on the verge of collapse. It's a meek existence in a rundown building with incomprehensibly noisy neighbors, but there is a bright spot in one of the neighbors. Ingrid is a compassionate woman and aspiring playwright, and she's played with a certain majestic quirkiness by Renate Reinsve, who previously played the phenomenal title character in The Worst Person in the World (2021). She can also be spotted in the recent Apple TV+ series Presumed Innocent , but A Different Man is her real time to shine in the English language. She's fantastic opposite Stan, pushing his character to open up as they develop a neighborly friendship.

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Then comes a certain medical procedure opportunity that could very well change everything pertaining to his facial disfigurement — as long as he's not given the placebo pills in this clinical trial. And lo and behold, as the trailer promises, Edward may have been supplied the right stuff after he finally gives in to temptation and follows through with the daunting experiment.

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Peeling Back the Surface? Or Peeling It On?

A Different Man succeeds on so many levels, particularly in the way Edward's personality changes once the tumors on his face start falling off. It's a symbolic moment watching him cry, almost as if in agony, as he peels away the disfigured layer to reveal Sebastian Stan as we've come to know him through acclaimed features like Interstellar, Fresh, Dumb Money, Pam & Tommy, and more. You'll see why Edward's tears here are a clever foreshadowing device for later in this harrowing journey through the NYC theater scene — but in the meantime, watch as he musters the confidence to waltz into dive bars, cozy up with pretty ladies, and even approach Ingrid with a newfound ambition.

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The kicker? He takes on a new name, acting like Edward moved out of the apartment, with Ingrid buying into the con. But as stated earlier in this review, the grass is always greener. We soon realize that Ingrid has written a play about the earlier version of Edward she took a liking to, and since new-Edward is utterly dashing, she'll need to find someone else to play his role. Uh-oh!

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That's when a testosterone-fueled actor swoops in to save the day, strutting into the theater in the form of the ever-so-charming Oswald (Pearson) to play the part. Yes, he looks like pre-treatment Edward — and is played by an actor who actually lives with neurofibromatosis. He's funny, warmhearted... and he can sing! Plus, who can resist that velvety British accent of his? Newly "handsome" and renewed, Edward realizes that, in remaking himself, he has been replaced.

That's when Edward starts to brutally spiral. Stan puts on a clinic of physical comedy that might just be revisited in acting classes down the line for inspiration. A bitter jealousy of everything Oswald has drives Edward to drastic measures, leading to horrific injuries and worse. Watch out for a downright hysterical image of an utterly jaded Edward getting spoon-fed his meal because of how low he has stooped, on a physical, emotional and mental level. It's meme-worthy material that will leave the theater hollering around you (or wincing in discomfort if they can't handle the dark humor).

And there's plenty else to eat up in A Different Man , aptly titled for more reasons than one. This is not just a morbidly hilarious movie, but a bold, almost pioneering one in many ways, and one that never compromises. (However, some audiences may wish it compromised just a tad with the ending, which is abrupt). We predict it will be a busy year for Stan and Pearson, at the very least. From A24, A Different Man will be released in theaters on September 20.

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