Alright gents - we’re kicking off a fun challenge starting TODAY. We often talk about leveling up our style. But the truth is, no man decides to level up just because he bought a new suit. He buys the suit because he first decided he was done playing small. We all have a "Line in the Sand"—that specific moment where the old version of you no longer fit the man you wanted to become. Today, we’re kicking off a 7-day challenge to honor those stories. This isn't a "who looks best" contest. This is about the Turning Point. Whether it was a promotion that felt out of your league, a breakup that forced a reality check, or the day you became a father and realized you had to lead by example - we want to hear about the moment you stopped cutting corners. HOW TO JOIN (Super easy) Drop your story in the comments under this post. Use this quick format: 1. The old you (What did "average" look like for you then?) 2. The moment (What was the specific wake-up call?) 3. The shift (What was the very first change you made?) 4. The result (How are you showing up differently today?) Optional: Feel free to attach a "Before" photo to show the physical side of that internal shift. HOW THE CHALLENGE WORKS - Challenge will run for 7 days (starting today until Jan 23rd) - Post your story in the comments of this post (not separate posts) - Our team will personally pick the winner at the end - Winner will be announced next week Friday Jan 23rd - Winner gets a surprise gift from Antonio 🎁 WINNERS WILL BE PICKED BASED ON - Detail and quality of your comment (70%) - Thumbs up from others (5%) - Paid members will have plus points. RULES & LIMITATIONS - Must be Level 5 or higher to win - Free shipping (USA only; forwarding addresses accepted) The floor is yours. What was the moment you decided to level up? Let’s hear it below. 👇

Gents - quick heads up. On Jan 20th at 5PM CST, we’ve got Tim Hermes founder of Monterey Watch Co. joining us live. ✅ Check the Calendar tab and save the date: https://www.skool.com/rmrs/calendar?eid=94126c3b5f2147e58265409f2fdd5db8 This masterclass perfect if you’ve ever thought: - “I like watches… but I’m not sure what fits my style.” - “How do I pick one that looks intentional with business casual?” - “What actually makes a watch look sharp vs just expensive?” Drop a comment: What’s your go-to watch style right now - dress, diver, field, or everyday sports?

Gents, before we move too far into 2026, I want you to pause and look back intentionally. 1️⃣ Last Year Wins What’s 1–3 wins from last year you’re proud of? Doesn’t have to be massive. Progress counts — consistency, discipline, better decisions. Style upgrade you stuck with? A fragrance you finally made your signature? A watch milestone, collection refinement, or learning moment? A habit you strengthened, a distraction you cut, or a standard you raised 2️⃣ This Year’s Focus What’s 1–2 goals you’re deliberately committing to this year - not wishing for, but committing to? Could be... Sharpening your personal style as a form of self-respect Building a tighter, more intentional fragrance rotation Becoming more educated, patient, and disciplined with watches Showing up with more consistency - physically, mentally, and professionally Raising your standards in how you present yourself to the world Drop your wins and your focus below. Let’s build on what worked. And cut what didn’t!

Hello Gentlemen, Happy Holidays from sunny Miami Beach 🌞 I thought I'd share this outfit of the day: Shirt: Alex Vando seersucker cotton (source: Amazon) Belt: Fabio Corti (TJ Max) Pants: Benson linen (small shop on Lincoln rd) Shoes: Börn Marcel (Zappos) Watch: Vintage ZIM circa 1960 (eBay)

Lost it yesterday, however I have noticed that since the announcement I don’t know if I am motivated to try to get it back. There isn’t many incentives for anybody this side of the pond. So I feel this maybe the start of my decline. It has been a complete pleasure to learn my style, to have a small insight you all your lives. I never thought I would be writing a post like this, this is not goodbye but a slow gradual decline on my part.