Selected Patek Philippe or Rolex models can gain 50-100% in value over a decade, sometimes even more. The Big Three (Rolex, Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet) are considered the most reliable entry point, although even here, success depends on the specific model, condition, rarity, and demand trends. The luxury watch market is an unregulated, selective, and highly sentiment-driven space.

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After 1989, restaurants began to open in Prague. Slowly, cautiously, but systematically. The real acceleration came after 2010, when bold places focused on quality and ambition started to appear. La Degustation received a Michelin star as one of the first in the Czech Republic (around 2012) and proved that it was possible.

In 2025, the Czech Republic has 9 restaurants

Aquaculture now accounts for about 93% of the world’s caviar production, with China alone supplying around 260 tons annually, which represents approximately 35% of the global supply. In July 2026, TasteAtlas updated its list of the best caviars, with Petrossian taking the top spot and Polish Antonius Caviar ranking sixth with a score of 4.8/5. The scale is significant, and …Read more

In 2024, accommodation facilities in Poland hosted around 38.8 million tourists, which is an increase of 5.8% compared to the previous year. Warmia and Mazury? Consistently among the top natural regions to which Poles return. And this is where something interesting begins.

Truly luxurious hotels, the five-star ones, are still a rarity here. The 4-5* segment is just gaining …Read more

Stand-up paddleboarding originated in 1940s Hawaii, but it only exploded in Europe after 2020. The pandemic closed gyms and swimming pools, so people headed to the water. And it turned out that SUP is a sport most beginners can master in 15 minutes. You don’t need a course, equipment costing thousands, or any special fitness level.

Interestingly, in Europe, …Read more