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Audemars Piguet Launches The Watch Keepers CPO
Years in the Making, The Watch Keepers Is Live Audemars Piguet has launched its long-awaited certified pre-owned platform, called The Watch Keepers. Coverage points to a launch on October 26, 2026, following an announcement on the brand's Instagram. The program arrives after years of delays: AP's
Costco Plans 33 New Warehouses for Fiscal 2027
The Number Behind 33 New Warehouses Costco plans to open 33 new warehouses in fiscal 2027, CEO Ron Vachris said on the earnings call that closed out fiscal 2026. The company finished the year with 939 warehouses, and the new openings include Buffalo, New York, and Lawrence, Kansas, two U.S. market
Money Behind Colorado's Amendment 83 Hunting Fight
The Money Behind Colorado's Amendment 83: Who's Paying to Put Hunting and Fishing in the State Constitution Two weeks out from the November midterm election, money is still pouring into the fight over whether Colorado should add a right to hunt and fish to its constitution. The ballot question is
California's Waterfowl Season Opens: Marsh Hunters Return
The Marsh Wakes Up: California's 2026-27 Waterfowl Season Opens Saturday Before first light on Saturday, October 24, thousands of California hunters will be standing in cold water, listening for wings. California's 2026-27 waterfowl hunting season begins Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026, in most zones. The
Newer Coffee Varieties Outyield Traditional Arabica
The Biggest Coffee Experiment Ever Run Just Reported Back, and the Results Will Change What Ends Up in Your Mug Most of what a man knows about his morning coffee comes from the roaster's bag: an origin, a tasting note, maybe an altitude. The bag almost never mentions the plant variety, even though
Costco's Black Friday Ad Is Out: Five Deal Windows
Many shoppers still treat Black Friday as a single day of doorbusters. At Costco it lasts a month. The warehouse club's 2026 Holiday Savings ad, the book most shoppers just call its Black Friday ad, has been published. The first deals begin Friday, October 30, and the last coupon expires on Cyber M
Blurton Claims Two Titles in Laughlin Desert Finale
A Desert Title Decided by Inches, Luck and a Wrench Phil Blurton did not have a clean week in Laughlin, Nevada. He did not have a clean day, either. By his own account, the final race of the inaugural American Off-Road Racing Championship season was "probably my most stressful day racing out here"
Southern Winter Bass Are Decided Months Before the Cold
The Dirty Secret of Southern Winter Bass: It's Decided in October Every winter, the same scene plays out on southern boat ramps. A guy backs a trailer down at dawn, the thermometer on his dash reads 38 degrees, and he has no idea whether the lake in front of him is about to fish like a gold mine o
Milk-Brewed Coffee: Trendy Hack or Worth the Hype?
The Milk-Brew Craze: What Happens When You Steep Coffee in Dairy Instead of Water For most of the modern coffee era, the order of operations has been fixed. You brew coffee with water, then you add milk, cream, or whatever else you like. Social media has spent the past year questioning that sequen
New Mexico Elk Tag Set-Aside Faces Constitutional Challenge
A Fight Over Elk Tags Is Heading Toward the Roundhouse In New Mexico, the odds of drawing a bull elk tag on public land are long enough that hunters treat a successful draw as a minor windfall. Residents apply year after year, sometimes for a decade or more, and then a spreadsheet decides whether
