Cars, boats, aircraft and the machines worth keeping, examined within Objects for their engineering, materials and history. Specified carefully, driven properly, sold rarely.
Order the Carrera with a manual gearbox, the smaller wheels, and no options you cannot explain in one sentence. Then drive it where it was tuned: over the Stelvio at dawn, down to Bormio for coffee, and home by lunch. A car kept for one road is a car kept well.
Charter in Lofoten is routed by forecast, not itinerary. The skipper has fished these waters for forty years and cooks what the day provides. Cabins are small, the silence is not, and the light in June does not entirely leave.
For the Alps, the useful aeroplane is a turboprop that takes a short, high runway: Bern to Samedan in under an hour, against half a day by road. Range, runway length and payload decide the type, and they are examined here as engineering, as with every machine in Objects. The Maison arranges no charter and takes no enquiries; this is an examination, not a service.
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