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Benetti's superyacht Ambrosia docks at ONE°15

LIVING THE DREAM Ultimate Luxury Travel Experiences

National Day promotions at ONE°15

All about Cantonese cuisine

CELEBRATING SINGAPORE

G reetings to all Members! I hope that everyone enjoyed the events and activities carried out during the May and June period. Get ready for a fun-filled July and August

as we bring you a myriad of Club-wide activities beginning with National Day.

NATIONAL DAY AT ONE°15The Club is celebrating our nation’s 52nd birthday in a grand fashion. Do join us at the Red & White Party happening on 8 August at Boaters’ Bar. On this occasion, we have also lined up a range of food and drink promotions. At LATITUDE Bistro, take a nostalgic culinary journey down memory lane and sample our chefs' interpretations of local dishes. Over at WOK°15 Kitchen, Singapore's favourite seafood dish, the Chilli Crab, is on promotion at $6+ per 100g. For tipples, National Day is the perfect time to try the Singapore Sling at Bar Nebula. You can find all these and more on pages 44 and 45.

SAILING TOWARDS OUR 10TH ANNIVERSARYFollowing closely behind National Day is ONE°15's 10th anniversary celebration happening on 10 September. An exciting birthday bash is in store and we welcome your family and friends to join us for a very special celebration! Turn to page 32 for a sneak peek of what's in store.

We are also commemorating this milestone by lining up a number of water activities that reflect the spirit of the sea. For those who wish to learn a new water sport, sign up for the wakeboarding class. Or if you just want some fun under the sun with the family, RSVP for The Great Kayak adventure or the Sea Sports Extravaganza. More information can be found on page 31.

UPDATES AT THE CLUBWhile our 10th anniversary is a meaningful time for us to look back on all that we have achieved, it is also a good time for us to reflect on the ways we can improve. Over the last few months, we have done a series of maintenance works to enhance your experience at the Club. This included retiling our swimming pool, resurfacing the tennis courts and installing new window panels in our Hill View Rooms. I would like to thank all Members for your patience during the works. Do swing by the Club to enjoy our new and improved facilities.

As a Member of ONE°15, your privileges extend far beyond our Club facilities. Members also enjoy access to a top-tier selection of Singapore’s best private clubs. Hence, I am pleased to let you know that visiting our Affiliate Clubs is now more convenient. Members no longer need to obtain a letter of introduction – simply bring along your membership card to visit The British Club, Tower Club and Laguna National Golf and Country Club. Read more about this and other updates in our Notices section on page 33.

We hope that our latest renovations and updated benefits provide more value to our Members. Here at ONE°15, we are on a never-ending quest to ensure that Members enjoy a world of access and privilege.

Thank you for your support and we look forward to growing our relationship with you.

Happy National Day!

Teo Joo Leng General Manager

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40Around the World in Luxury There is a difference between a regular holiday and a once-in-a-lifetime vacation. We round up five ultimate travel experiences that will delight the elite traveller.

12Superyacht Visits: AmbrosiaBenetti’s 65m Ambrosia was the talk of the marina at the Singapore Yacht Show 2017. Vincenzo Poerio, CEO of Benetti, shares his thoughts on the superyacht industry.

19A Decade of DedicationSpurring the success of ONE°15 is a team of dedicated staff members. Hear from three of them who have been with the Club since its opening.

36Talk of the Wok What makes Cantonese food so delicious? Uncover the magic behind this gastronomical culture and see what makes it such a popular choice around the world.

FEATURES

LAVISH VILLA ALONG MARGARET RIVER'S CAPE TO CAPE WALK Photo WALK INTO LUXURY

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ONE°15 MARINA SENTOSA COVE, SINGAPORE#01-01, 11 Cove Drive, Sentosa Cove,Singapore 098497T 6305 6988F 6376 0888W one15marina.com

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WHAT'S ON10 Events in Singapore

ON WATER12 Superyacht Visits:

Ambrosia 14 ONE°15 to the Rescue

CLUB BUZZJourney to 1016 5 Trailblazing

Accomplishments

24Profile19 A Decade of Dedication22 Mining a Difference

Happenings24 Experience the Taste of Magic26 Mingling in the Marina27 SUTL Sports Retailing X ONE°15

Members' Night 28 Discovering Emerald Bay29 ONE°15 Swim/Kick Competition,

Tennis Club Championships & Noteworthy Visit

IN THIS ISSUE

RSVP30 Upcoming

Membership Events31 Upcoming Recreation

Events

Notices33 News &

Announcements

LUXE LIFE34 Luxe Meets Tech

FINE FOOD36 Talk of the Wok

LUSH ESCAPES40 Around the World in Luxury

CLUB PERKS44 Promotions at the Club

SAILING CALENDAR50 Upcoming Boating Events

EXPERIENCE THE TASTE OF MAGIC – EPICUREAN DINNER ORGANISED BY DISCIPLES ESCOFFIER ASIA

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CHAIRMANArthur Tay

BOARD OF ADVISORSProf Chou Loke MingRichard Eu Yee MingLeong Wai LengDaniel Lim Low Teo PingProf Edward Tock Peng ChongDr Derek WongTan Sri (Dr) Francis YeohDr Stephen Riady

ONE°15 AMBASSADORJoseph Schooling

FLAG OFFICERSCAPTAIN OF POWERBOATDavid Loh

CAPTAIN OF ECO-INITIATIVESGalen Tan

CAPTAIN OF JETSKIAndrew Chua

DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEEEdmund LeeLionel TanKeith Magnus

MEMBERS’ CONCIERGE9am – 7pm (Mon – Thu) 9am – 9pm (Fri – Sun)T 6305 6988E [email protected]

MARINA9am – 6pm (daily)T 6305 6991E [email protected]

ACCOMMODATION24 hours (daily)T 6305 6988E [email protected]

DININGLATITUDE Bistro7am –11pm (all-day dining, daily)Last order at 10.30pmT 6305 6982E [email protected]

WOKº15 Kitchen 11.30am – 2.30pm (Tue – Sat) 11am – 2.30pm (Sun/PH)6pm – 10pm (Tue – Sun) *Closed on Mondays, except Public Holidays Last Order at 2.15pm for lunch and 9.45pm for dinner T 6305 6998E [email protected]

Bar Nebula3pm – 11pm (Sun – Thu & PH)3pm – 12mn (Fri – Sat & Eve of PH)T 6305 6984E [email protected]

Pool Bar11am – 7pm (Mon – Fri)10am – 8pm (Sat, Sun & PH)

innerCove8am – 10pm (daily)

Boaters’ Bar6.30pm – 11pm (Wed – Sun)T 6305 6984

HELIOS93 (Lobby Bar)8am – 11pm (daily)T 6305 6982E [email protected]

FITNESS & SPASpa Rael11am – 8pm (Mon – Thu) 11am – 9pm (Fri) 10am – 9pm (Sat & Sun)T 6271 1270

Fitness Centre7am – 10pm (daily)T 6305 6981E [email protected]

MANAGEMENT TEAMGROUP GENERAL MANAGERJack [email protected]

GENERAL MANAGERTeo Joo [email protected]

GENERAL MANAGER, GROUP MARKETINGPeggy [email protected]

DIRECTOR, CATERING SALESSandy [email protected]

SENIOR MANAGER, HUMAN RESOURCEEvelyn [email protected]

SENIOR MANAGER, ONE15 LUXURY YACHTINGAsrina Riduan [email protected]

MANAGER, ENGINEERING AND FACILITIESSem [email protected]

MANAGER, FINANCEMichelle [email protected]

MANAGER, MARINARudy [email protected]

MANAGER, MARKETINGEsther [email protected]

MANAGER, MEMBERSHIPCharmain [email protected]

MEMBER COMMITEE CHAIRPERSONSSOCIALChiang Yew Kwong

TENNISEric Kong

SAILINGClive Haswell

Information is correct at time of print and subject to change without prior notice.

RECREATIONRecreation9am – 7pm (daily)T 6305 6980E [email protected]

Infinity and Children’s Pools7am – 9pm (daily)+

Tennis Courts*7am – 10pm (daily)+

Arcade Room9am – 9pm (daily)

CORPORATE/PRIVATE FUNCTIONS9am – 6pm (Mon – Fri)T 6305 6990E [email protected]

MARINA SERVICESFratelli Cosulich Yacht Services manages the Marina Services element within ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove, providing all boaters with their yacht maintenance needs. Contact Leigh Moylan:T 9059 5796E [email protected]

ONE15 LUXURY YACHTINGExplore the high seas in style with ONE15 Luxury Yachting, Singapore’s premier luxury yacht charter service.T 6305 9676F 6271 9433E [email protected] one15luxuryyachting.com

ONE15 MANAGEMENT AND TECHNICAL SERVICESThe company of choice for your marina and club management and development needs. ONE15 Management and Technical Services aims to create vibrant and service-oriented leisure destinations in Asia with long term commercial viability.T 6278 8555F 6273 3555 W www.sutlenterprise.com

24-HOUR EMERGENCY CONTACTSSecurity: 6305 6995Marina: 9071 7604

*Charges apply + Guest fees apply

TERMS AND CONDITIONS: All published rates are applicable to members only. All prices are in Singapore dollars and subject to prevailing GST. All rates for members’ guests and foreign visiting yachts are subject to an additional 10 per cent service charge. Promotional rates are applicable for the duration indicated, and are not valid for the eve of PH/PH/blackout dates, unless stated otherwise. ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove, Singapore, reserves the right to revise the rates and vary, delete or add to the terms and conditions at its own discretion and without prior notice. ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove, Singapore, reserves the right to cancel any activity should the sign-up for the event fall below the required minimum group size. Guests must be accompanied by members to participate in all activities and during use of Club facilities. Payment of all F&B expenses and activity fees will be made through members’ account, including expenses and activity fees incurred by members’ guests. Presiding terms of use apply to all promotions. Please refer to www.one15marina.com for more details. ^ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove, Singapore, assumes no liability or responsibility for the acts or defaults of service providers or defects in the goods or services offered in all events/activities/trainings conducted. Any dispute about the quality or service standard must be resolved directly with the third party service provider, ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove, Singapore, will not be responsible for any injury, loss or damage suffered as a result of events/activities/trainings. All information is correct at time of printing and subject to change without prior notice. Photos used are for illustration purposes only.

DIRECTORY

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T E A M & C O N T A C T S

WELCOME TO THE FAMILY

HONORARY MEMBERSHis Excellency Istvan Szerdahelyi

His Excellency Nathan Wolf Lustbader

INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS Champ Chan Wing Yeng

Chan Wai KheongEric Ng

Geng Yue JieIsamu Suzuki

Jacky TayJoseph Tey

Ling Kam ChungSmith Kenneth DonalTan Hui Ting Angeline

Tan Kok SiongTan Wei Jie Eugene

Wong Tzen Yuen Janice

TERM MEMBERSPeter Cappie-Wood

Richard Michael Goodman

The Club would like to extend a warm welcome to our new Members who have joined the ONE°15 family

between May – June 2017.

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Be prepared to have your breath taken away as Cirque du Soleil returns to Singapore with KOOZA, an all-new thrilling production. Set to be staged at the Big Top tent next to Marina Bay Sands from 12 July, the theatrical circus is back to drop jaws by combining heart-stopping acrobatic performances with the art of clowning. KOOZA follows the story of The Innocent, who embarks on a journey of self-discovery through a kingdom of eccentric characters, electrifying thrills and out-of-the-box surprises. Presented in a colourful medley of costumes and characters, KOOZA features crowd favourites such as tight-rope walking, multiple juggling acts, hoops manipulation and much more – all meant to set pulses racing and tickle the audience with laugh-out-loud comical antics. With KOOZA’s stunning lighting and theatrical ingenuity, the show will surely capture your imagination in the most magical way. Head to www.cirquedusoleil.com/kooza for a teaser of what this acrobatic wonder will bring. Tickets are available at SISTIC.

Aloft at Hermès is an art space located on the third floor of Singapore’s Hermès flagship store. The space is one of five art spaces around the world run by the Fondation d’enterprise Hermès, which supports a variety of arts initiatives and develops its own exhibitions. This July, Aloft at Hermès presents its first exhibition of contemporary ink paintings with Oneness by Minjung Kim. Mirroring the classic Chinese literati paintings from the Song and Yuan dynasties, Kim’s works reflect a state of Zen – a perfect marriage of spiritual and physical unification. Her watercolour works depict misty, meandering mountains that take no specific shape, but rather flow and ebb like the waves of the ocean. She will take the visitors through a journey of transcendence and allow guests to enjoy a hypnotic cultural experience. Oneness is now showing at Aloft at Hermès till 30 July. It is open to the public with no admission charges.

AN EXHIBITION OF NATURECIRQUE DU SOLEIL’S KOOZA

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CIRQUE DU SOLEIL KOOZAFROM 12 JULY BIG TOP TENT, MARINA BAY SANDS

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ONENESS BY MINJUNG KIMNOW TILL 30 JULYALOFT AT HERMES,HERMES FLAGSHIP STORE, LIAT TOWERSPhotos by Edward Hendricks

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COSENTINO: ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE17-27 AUGUSTMASTERCARD THEATRES,MARINA BAY SANDS

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FORBIDDEN CIT Y: PORTRAIT OF AN EMPRESS8-20 AUGUSTESPLANADE THEATRE

Singapore Repertory Theatre and Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay are bringing back one of the most successful original musicals to ever be produced in Singapore. Forbidden City: Portrait of an Empress will be staged from 8 – 20 August at the Esplanade Theatre. Famous Chinese historical icons come alive in the musical, whispering tales of dark secrets, rumours, love and betrayal. A haunting quest for the truth, this musical tells the story of the Empress Dowager Cixi alongside stunning sets and costumes. Step into her world and be hypnotised by her soulful tale. The cast includes home-grown talent Kit Chan as Empress Dowager Cixi, Broadway stars Earl Carpenter (Les Misérables) and Steffanie Leigh (Marry Poppins) with music by Cultural Medallion winner Dick Lee. This musical is going to be the highlight of any theatre lover’s year. Tickets are available at SISTIC.

This August, look forward to unprecedented death-defying escapes, mind-boggling illusions and captivating conjuring tricks at Paul Cosentino’s brand new Anything is Possible extravaganza. Set to be held from 17 – 27 August at the MasterCard Theatres, Marina Bay Sands, the International Magician of the Year will present an unforgettable show using state of the art production values and extraordinary pyrotechnics. Consentino will have you rubbing your eyes and questioning every single trick he pulls out of his sleeve throughout this 90-minute show. With a fantastic combination of dance, magic and audience interaction, the show will leave the audience wanting more. A show suitable for all ages, Cosentino: Anything is Possible is premier family entertainment. ONE°15 Members can book via https://goo.gl/Dv2hZq to enjoy 15% off Reserve A & B tickets.

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Benetti’s stunning Ambrosia was the second largest superyacht on display at the 2017 Singapore Yacht Show. Built in 2006, it continues to be a

crown jewel of the Benetti fleet.

SUPERYACHT VISITSAmbrosia

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On board the majestic vessel, Longitude caught up with Vincenzo Poerio, CEO of Benetti, for a chat on the superyacht industry.

How has the past few years been shaping up for the custom superyacht industry?The superyacht industry is not a huge market but it is a very niche market for wealthy people. In a year, we build around 14 yachts. But what is growing in the market now is the size of the yachts. Bigger boats are under construction; the current average has reached 55m. We also have three yachts that are more than 100m in production. More people are buying bigger boats, which is different from how it was around three years ago.

What are your thoughts on Asia as a superyacht destination?Ambrosia was built ten years ago and is Asian-owned. It is a huge boat. This shows that ten years ago, Asians were already interested in the superyacht life. But it’s not just about building the yacht. Because with the yacht, where can you go? What is important for Asia to do now is to define yachting places for cruising. In Europe, we have the Mediterranean. In the US, we have the Caribbean. In Asia, we need to find the best area for people to experience the superyacht life.

It is also important to have proper infrastructure. I see that Arthur Tay of ONE°15 has a very good vision of building marinas all over Asia. This is a good way forward. Once proper infrastructure is in place, the superyacht market will grow further.

With clients from all over the world, what do you think is the main difference in the boating experience for Europeans and Asians? The biggest difference I notice is Asians prefer yachts with more indoor than outdoor space. Maybe it is the climate – the weather is hot and humid so indoor space is important. In the Mediterranean, you get all four seasons so air conditioning is not necessary. This changes the design of the boat. Superyachts that cruise in the Med have completely open decks. If you look at Ambrosia, it is very big on volume because there’s more enclosed areas than outdoor areas.

Speaking of yacht design, what are today’s current trends?Benetti has 150 years of history and what we noticed is the shape of yachts has been changing tremendously. In the past, yachts used to be squarer. Now with new technologies, you can get more intricate and interesting shapes. In addition to that, windows on yachts used to be smaller. But today, we have big floor to ceiling windows facing the sea. In a sense, technology now allows us to bring the sea into the boat.

What has been Benetti’s key to success all these years?Just like many other businesses, our people are the key to our success. It takes a long time to finish building one superyacht, around three and a half years. And during these three and a half years, there are hundreds of people working together. The sales people, design people and production people. Together, we are building a dream. A lot of love and passion is put into building a yacht.

Where is Benetti headed next?We are now moving towards focusing on quality over quantity. We are not interested in building more yachts for the sake of building. The fact that even after ten years, Ambrosia is still considered a beautiful and technologically advanced superyacht says something. So we intend to grow not in numbers, but in quality.

Designed by: Interior: Francois Zuretti Exterior: Stefano Natucci

Built by: Benetti

Length overall: 65m

"But it's not just about building the yacht. Because with the yacht, where can you go? What is important for Asia to do now is to define yachting places for cruising."

– V I N C E N Z O P O E R I O , C E O O F B E N E T T I

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ONE°15 to the RescueTHE RIMBA CONSERVATION CREW IS ON A MISSION TO SAVE THE TURTLE POPULATION ON PULAU SIBU. ONE°15 HAS REACHED OUT TO HELP THEM ACHIEVE THEIR GOAL.

H ave you ever noticed how some of the strongest ocean advocates are those who surf, dive, and spend time at sea? They appreciate, understand

and respect our delicate underwater world and will strive to protect it, desperate to preserve it for future generations. We see the changes in the corals, declining fish populations, discarded nets on the reefs and litter on the beaches. But it’s not all bad news – we also witness the ocean’s breathtaking beauty, power and energy.

This team of divers felt it was time to give something back. Pulau Sibu is a small island located in the Johor Marine Park, just a three-hour drive from Singapore. Situated at the northern point lies Rimba Resort where guests come to snorkel, dive and enjoy the atmosphere. At Hi-Tide Divers, we have the ocean at heart, sharing our passion with anyone who will listen. Living on an island and diving day in and day out, it is only natural that we become ambassadors of the sea. We recognised the need for dedicated efforts towards conservation and knew it was in our power to make a change.

After a year's worth of research and trips to various organisations around Malaysia, the Rimba Conservation Crew (RCC) was born.

THE L AUNCH OF PROJEC T PENYUOne of our biggest projects this year is the start-up of our turtle hatchery, Project Penyu. Project Penyu aims to increase the turtle population in the area. Sea turtles face all kinds of threats – from crabs and monitor lizards to pollution and poachers. Nests are dug up, the eggs removed and either shared amongst members of the community or transported to market where they can sell for RM4-5 per egg (SGD $1.30/3.80.) Extinction is a real possibility for these ancient creatures, with Greens and Hawksbills both featuring on the endangered lists. Fortunately it isn’t too late. Hatchery programmes and marine protected areas have helped to curb their decline, with populations in Sabah showing remarkable recovery rates.

Hatcheries are essentially a safe space for eggs, allowing them to incubate under natural conditions without the risk of being poached or eaten by wild animals. Nightly patrols are carried out and the eggs are carefully transported back to Rimba and reburied. After two months, the babies hatch and once we have collected the data we need we immediately release them, instinct driving them towards the sea. It is imperative that the nests are found and relocated almost as soon as the eggs have been laid and for this we needed transport.

ONE°15 LENDS A HANDDue to the topography of the island, many of the smaller beaches on Sibu are only accessible by boat. After posting some flyers at marinas asking for help in our quest for a small boat, ONE°15 answered our prayers. We are incredibly grateful to ONE°15 for donating a rib dinghy to the RCC which will enable us to carry out our patrols. The dinghy will be taken out around the island on a nightly basis to look for nesting turtles or freshly laid tracks that indicate a new nest.

OUR ENVIRONMENTAL EFFORTSWith the environment in mind, we have taken big steps within the resort and our dive centre over the past year. We replaced the sales of plastic bottles at the bar with filtered water dispensers, stopped serving plastic straws and ditched as much single-use plastic as possible in the restaurant. We use natural products in the spa and are looking to have natural soaps in the chalets.

Hi-Tide Divers has also gone “eco”. We are taking part in several exciting programmes. In May, we conducted surveys on our house reef to assess the health of the corals and marine life. We removed nets from our reef during our first Dive Against Debris activity and are on our way to becoming a Green Fins registered dive centre. PULAU SIBU ISLAND Photo OLIVIER DELORIEUX

Article contributed by Rimba Conservation Crew

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Awareness is also a huge part of what we do. The aim is to inspire and educate our guests, school children, companies and the local community on the importance of conservation. The Conservation Club is run daily to give children an idea of our impact on the planet and how to be a little kinder to the environment. We intend to extend this to the school in our local village, while also teaching them to snorkel and dive. After several discussions with the local community, we realised that it would be an uphill battle against cultural beliefs and socio-economic priorities. But with the new generation rising, we hold strong hope for the future.

A huge thanks to ONE°15, Department of Fisheries, Hi-Tide Divers and Rimba Resort for their ongoing support.

RUDY PUYSTJENS, MARINA MANAGER (FAR LEFT) AND TEO JOO LENG, GENERAL MANAGER OF ONE°15 (SECOND FROM LEFT) PRESENT THE

DONATED DINGHY TO THE RIMBA CONSERVATION CREW

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TRAILBLAZING ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Since making its debut in Singapore’s yachting scene ten years ago, ONE°15 has emerged as Asia’s Best Marina. As the Club celebrates 10 Years of Making Waves, we take a look back at some of its pioneering achievements over the years.

Building Singapore’s First World-Class Megayacht MarinaWith Asia quickly emerging as the new lifestyle destination of choice for the international jet set back in the 2000s, Arthur Tay, Chairman of ONE°15 and SUTL Group, had a vision in mind. That vision was to build Singapore’s first world-class, purpose-built marina club with megayacht berthing facilities. ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove, Singapore opened in 2007, boasting state-of-the-art facilities and international world-class yachting events to cater to the boating community. Since then, ONE°15 has become the marina of choice, a home away from home for yacht and superyacht owners alike.

Boosting the Waterfront Living ExperienceAside from premium yachting facilities, ONE°15 also boasts a range of lifestyle amenities such as a designer infinity pool, well-equipped fitness centre, casual dining bistro and a Chinese gourmet restaurant. With such facilities, ONE°15 has spearheaded the creation of the waterfront living concept in Sentosa and Singapore. The Club is dubbed the Monte Carlo of Singapore, where Members and guests retreat to for an escapade under the sun. It has emerged as Asia’s most desired waterfront leisure destination for the well-heeled.

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Taking the ONE°15 Brand Beyond Our ShoresThe Club envisions the ONE°15 brand as a globally recognised name synonymous with world-class marinas. With this in mind, the Club has established a network of ONE°15 branded marinas in the region and beyond. The ONE°15 Brooklyn Marina in New York, USA is owned and operated by ONE°15. Three other marinas are also currently under construction – ONE°15 Puteri Harbour in Johor, Malaysia, ONE°15 Marina Guishan in Zhuhai, China, and ONE°15 Pantai Mutiara Marina in Jakarta, Indonesia. Not only has this expansion made a name for ONE°15, it has also made a name for Singapore.

As the Club charts continuous progress over the years, it remains mindful of the need to protect the environment. ONE°15 strives to operate a clean marina. It has embarked on several eco-initiative projects and in 2015, the Club was named Green Maritime Company of the Year at the Asia Boating Awards 2015. More recently, the Club became Southeast Asia’s first IS0 14001 accredited ‘Fish Friendly’ marina. The accreditation was given to ONE°15 by the Marina Industries Association (MIA) in 2016. In all, these accreditations showcase the Club’s position as a stalwart guardian of the environment.

Growing the Interest in Yachting In a bid to encourage more people in the region to be interested in the yachting lifestyle, ONE°15 has hosted a variety of signature international yachting events. One of them is the Singapore Yacht Show, Asia’s best boat show. It has also organised events such as the SB20 Asian Grand Slam and Asia Pacific Championships. During the festive season, the marina lights up with the ONE15 Christmas Boat Light Parade™, Singapore’s first and only festive water parade. The eventful boating calendar has created a buzzing yachting community. Both locally and beyond, there is now a growing wave of interest in all things nautical.

Achieving Environmental Sustainability

ARTIST IMPRESSION OF ONE°15 MARINA PUTERI HARBOUR JOHOR, MALAYSIA

2016 ONE15 CHRISTMAS BOAT LIGHT PARADE™

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In celebration of ONE°15’s

upcoming 10th anniversary, we sit

down with three staff members

who have been with the Club since

the beginning. Get to know them

as they share their memories

from working behind the scenes

of Asia’s best marina.

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S ome people say that behind every successful man is a woman. But in Pamela’s case, behind every

successful General Manager (GM) is a great personal assistant. The role is a demanding one, but Pamela has mastered it.

Pamela began her journey with ONE°15 as Assistant Manager of Front Office back in 2007. “The Club was still very new then. Even the system we used for booking the hotel rooms was manual. Can you imagine!” she reminisces. “And with a new club, especially a members club, you can’t afford to make any mistakes.”

Pamela’s meticulousness and hardworking attitude proved to be invaluable. She went on to become the HR and Training Manager before moving on as Personal Assistant to the GM. Amongst other duties, she is in charge of planning the GM’s schedule. It is a task she takes very seriously. After all, a well-planned schedule for the GM means he can effectively run the Club.

Pamela admits that when she first started at ONE°15, she had little knowledge about marinas. It was when the Club hosted the Volvo Ocean Race in 2008 that she got her first taste of yachting. Now, her favourite moments at ONE°15 are during the Singapore Yacht Show (SYS) season.

“The SYS is our signature event. The mood is always so exciting,” she says with pride. “Preparations for the show are not easy. But at the end of it all, you get a sense of

For Alan, working at LATITUDE Bistro had not always been the plan. But once Alan started

when it first opened, a decade flew by in a blink of an eye. And young Alan who entered the Club as Captain of LATITUDE Bistro is now a Supervisor, in charge of maintaining the day-to-day operations of the restaurant.

Alan recalls with a laugh how it took him two months of consideration before he finally took up the job. “I still remember, the land opposite the marina was barren. But now, it is a bustling place lined with beautiful houses and gorgeous boats,” Alan reminisces nostalgically.

"H ello!” the suave looking father of three boys greets his fellow colleagues with

a bright smile as he arrives dressed to the nines in a suit and tie. They greet him back cheerily, acknowledging his dapper outfit by cheekily raising eyebrows, teasing him for putting on a jacket. But that is Azhar for you – a responsible team member, always putting his best foot forward.

Having been with the Club for 10 years, Azhar, the Assistant Manager for Security, is a well-liked figure. Probably the hardest worker in the room, Azhar was already taking up roles outside his job scope before he was promoted to the role of Assistant Manager. Ask him

accomplishment from being a part of something so big,” she enthuses.

To the staff at ONE°15, Pamela is more than a colleague. She is also a friend, whom many turn to for advice when the going gets tough. “I see my colleagues more than I see my family, to the point that I actually call the Club my first home,” she shares. “I know what to expect during the Club’s challenging seasons, so newer colleagues come to me for advice,” she reveals.

As Pamela looks back at her 10 years with ONE°15, she feels grateful to have been a part of the pioneering team. “It’s like seeing the Club grow from a baby to adulthood. When we first opened in 2007, we had a lot of issues to iron out. Sometimes it made you want to cry!” she remembers fondly. “Today, I feel proud of all that we achieved,” she concludes with a smile.

PAMELA GOH Personal Assistant to the General Manager

ALAN NEO Supervisor, LATITUDE Bistro

AZHAR HAMID Assistant Manager, Security

"MY BIRTHDAY WISH FOR ONE°15 IS… for the Club the grow stronger because I am not going anywhere! I hope that the ONE°15 brand becomes well-known not

just in Asia, but the rest of the world." – P A M E L A G O H


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Having been with the Club for as long as he has, Alan has not only watched how ONE°15 has evolved over the years. He has also formed close bonds with the Members that patronise the Bistro. Alan shares that the enjoyment he gets from serving and establishing good relationships with Members is his motivation at work. Some of them patronise the Bistro three to four times a week and he regards them as close friends. “They’re almost like family. The children even call me uncle,” he chirps happily. Alan beams as he adds on, “I know what some of their favourites at the Bistro are by heart. Even for the children!” Evidently a person who takes extreme care in his job, Alan puts in double

what drives him to go above and beyond and he will answer firmly – passion.

“It is the one thing that has motivated me to work 10 years at ONE°15,” he answers eagerly. As a security officer for the Club, he strives to ensure the safety and security of the Members and places them in high regard. “I am very passionate when it comes to keeping everything safe. I have been in this industry since my National Service days and it is now a part of me,” he shares enthusiastically.

“Another thing that drives me is the satisfaction I get from making sure that everyone, especially the Members, are safe while enjoying themselves at the Club,” he adds. Azhar’s commitment is

"MY BIRTHDAY WISH FOR ONE°15 IS… for the Club to prosper. Let’s go for another 10 years and beyond!" – A Z H A R H A M I D

"MY BIRTHDAY WISH FOR ONE°15 IS… for the Club to achieve prosperity, success and growth. I hope to continue giving Members nothing but the best experience at the Bistro!" – A L A N N E O

extremely commendable, as his work is not easy.

He recalls that just years ago, the engine room of one of the boats parked at the marina caught fire. Thanks to Azhar’s quick response in informing the relevant authorities, no one was hurt in the process. The fire was put out quickly.

His boyish persona may seem casual at first, but you can see it in his eyes that he means business when it comes to the safety of the Members. “Security and safety is paramount to me,” Azhar insists. It is no wonder then that in 2016, Azhar was awarded a Certificate of Commendation from the Singapore Hotel Association for his efforts in maintaining a safe and secure Club.

the effort just to ensure every Member has an enjoyable experience at the Bistro.

He attributes his work attitude to his managers, Ryan and Liu Rui, whom he is extremely thankful for always giving him useful advice. Alan says he was once ill-tempered and would always be too quick to blow his top. He is also grateful to his colleague Jennifer, whom he regards like a daughter, for being there to always calm him down whenever he loses his cool.

But Alan has since mellowed down. Always looking out for Members, Alan is on a mission to personally get to know as many of them as he can.

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ONE°15 Member Graeme Lance Robertson is more than a leader in the coal mining industry – he also strives to transform the lives of the

less privileged. Meet the 67-year-old change maker.

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A businessman, an internationalist and a humanitarian – those are some of the words that describe Graeme. Taking a look at his accomplishments, you can’t deny

that Graeme has had an illustrious career. He has spent much of his life pioneering and managing world-class global mining, energy and infrastructure operations in Australia, Asia and Africa.

Graeme counts developing PT Adaro Indonesia, the largest open cut coal mine in the Southern Hemisphere, as one of his biggest successes. But despite making a name for himself in the coal mining industry, Graeme reveals that that hasn't always been his plan. Back at the University of New South Wales, Graeme had studied sociology. “It just goes to show that you always end up doing different things in life,” he says with an easy smile.

Today, Graeme, an Australian-born Singapore citizen, is the Chairman and CEO of IntraAsia Capital, a holding company based in Singapore. It has four areas of interest – real estate, agriculture, financial services and energy. Amongst other businesses, the company owns a coal mining operation in Tanzania. In Mauritius, the company is growing and producing Vita Rice – a form of healthy, arsenic-free rice with a low glycemic index.

Having businesses in different parts of the world is Graeme’s favourite aspect of his job. “I constantly live in aeroplanes. I travel a lot and I believe greatly in meeting people from around the world,” he says. “As an internationalist, I believe in the importance of globalisation. Especially for a country like Singapore, it’s important to participate in global investments to expand the future of the country.”

A busy schedule has not stopped Graeme from investing his time in humanitarian projects. He has served as the Chairman of the Humanitarian Indonesian Foundation, working on bringing free cataract operations to the poor. Graeme has also established the Mbalawala Womens Group in Tanzania that aims to achieve social equality by giving women the opportunity to learn new skills. In the Mauritius, Graeme is the Chairman of the AfraAsia Foundation. He hopes to integrate children from troubled families into school systems.

“The kids in Mauritius with troubled backgrounds tend to be neglected. There is no incentive for them to go to school because no one is pushing them to,” he explains. “We have buses to take the children to school everyday. My principal desire is, and although I may not be alive to see it, is to get these children to become the prime ministers of Mauritius,” he continues. “Because I believe that children from underprivileged families, once they get over the hurdles, are some of the most dynamic people.”

For Graeme, getting involved in humanitarian work is simply a way for him to give back to society. “I don’t come from a wealthy family. I worked very hard to be as successful as I am today,” he reflects. “In my family, there was always a strong emphasis, on me and my brothers, to always do something to help people.”

When not busy with his business or humanitarian work, you can find Graeme outdoors, either engaging in a game of tennis or exercising. In fact, Singapore’s tropical climate is one of the reasons why he decided to call the island his home. “I don’t like the cold,“ he shares candidly.

The perfect complement to his outdoor lifestyle is a membership with ONE°15, of which he has been a member for the last ten years. Not to mention, Graeme is also an avid boater. “I enjoy chartering boats for special occasions like birthdays,” he shares. “A charter is also perfect for business meetings, because out in the sea, there’s nowhere else you can go.”

Having been a member of ONE°15 from day one, Graeme has had the joy of witnessing its growth over the years. He looks back with pride on all that the Club has achieved. “I remember I did a PPCDL course with ONE°15 many years back. And back then you could move freely around the marina,” Graeme reminisces. “Now the marina is packed!”

Extending his congratulations to the team at ONE°15, he says, “The first ten years of a business are always the most difficult. The fact that the Club has grown so much shows that it has made a mark not only for itself, but also for Singapore.”

"In my family, there was always a strong emphasis, on me and my brothers, to always do something to help people."

– G R A E M E L A N C E R O B E R T S O N

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EXPERIENCE THE TASTE OF MAGIC

A wonderful selection of epicurean delights cooked to perfection. That was what guests at the Experience the Taste of Magic dinner,

hosted at ONE°15 on 18 May, looked forward to. The event is the first epicurean dinner organised by the Disciples Escoffier Asia in Singapore, with proceeds going towards aiding less-privileged students in funding their culinary studies. The dinner was graced by Guest-of-Honour His Excellency Mr. Marc Abensour, Ambassador of France to Singapore.

During the dinner, guests were treated to a seven-course dinner cooked by several chefs from Michelin-starred restaurants who had converged in Singapore

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for the one-night-only meal. The impressive line-up of master chefs included Emmanuel Stroobant and Jonathan Allaert from restaurant Saint Pierre, Michael Michaelidis from Joel Robuchon, Kirk Westaway from JAAN, Laurent Brouard from Bistro du Vin, Masakazu Ishibashi from Shoukouwa, renowned home chef Felicien Cueff and Koh Han Jie, the winner of the Disciples Escoffier Young Talent Escoffier 2017.

Guests enjoyed a multi-sensory experience as they watched the masterchefs plate the dishes in the middle of the Constellation Ballroom. Accompanying the dinner was a selection of the best French wines.

01 DISCIPLES ESCOFFIER ASIA CHEFS AND ASSOCIATION MEMBERS TOAST TO A SUCCESSFUL DINNERPhoto by Gilles C. Photography

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MINGLING IN THE MARINA O n 26 April, Members of ONE°15 gathered for an

evening of mingling at the monthly Members’ Night, held at Boaters’ Bar against the stunning

backdrop of the marina. The casual setting created the perfect ambience for Members to meet and socialise over food and drinks. Adding finesse to the atmosphere was a ‘live’ band.

When night time rolled over, Members embarked on a sea trial on board Safyna, a 23ft bowrider and Esprit de Paris, a 48ft open top cabin cruiser. The cruise was a memorable experience that gave Members the chance to admire Singapore’s beautiful coastline at dusk.

MAGDALENE WONG (LEFT) AND MAXINE VASWANI (RIGHT) ON BOARD SAFYNA

LEFT TO RIGHT: TAN ENG KIAN, RAYMOND ONG, ALEX TAN AND JAGINDAR SINGH

ROLF AND YVONNE LETHENSTROM

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SUTL SPORTS RETAILING X

ONE°15 MEMBERS' NIGHT

S UTL Sports Retailing operates seven Nike-only stores located at major malls across the island. On 31 May, Members of ONE°15 were invited to an exclusive shopping session at the ViVoCity Nike-only store.

The event was a great opportunity for Members to network while browsing through sports attire. During the sessions, Members were treated to an array of drinks and canapés.

RITAMAYA EKNATH MANE (LEFT) & CAPT. MARKANDOO (RIGHT)

SHANNA RANI GHOSE (RIGHT) & GUEST

ONE°15 Members enjoy 10% off regular priced items at all Nike-only stores operated by SUTL Sports Retailing.

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DISCOVERING EMERALD BAYL ocated along the shores of the Johor Straits and

only minutes away from Singapore by road, Emerald Bay at Puteri Harbour is a new private estate

comprising waterfront homes and picturesque high-rise apartments. The integrated development also comprises resorts, hotels, a convention centre, quayside lifestyle stores and fine dining establishments.

On 28 April, Members of ONE°15 were invited to tour the new lifestyle property. During the tour, they were treated to an exclusive preview of The Island, a cluster of 12 prized villas set in the development.

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FINTAN AND JENNIFER MCKIERNAN

ONE°15 MEMBERS AND STAFF OF HAUTE PROPERTY SDN BHD POSE FOR A PHOTO AGAINST THE BACKDROP OF EMERALD BAY

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LITTLE SWIMMERS PREPARING TO TAKE OFF AT THE STARTING LINE

SMILES ALL AROUND AFTER AN EXCITING MORNING

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TENNIS CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS

P romising young swimmers gathered at the Infinity Pool on 29 April, ready to showcase their skills and compete for the top prizes at the Club’s annual Swim/Kick Competition.

The little swimmers swam with great enthusiasm as their families cheered them on.

The morning concluded with an awards ceremony, where winners of the various categories were awarded trophies and medals. Beaming with happiness and pride, the kids enthusiastically posed for photos on the podium. Congratulations to all winners!

H is Excellency Mr. Nathan Wolf, the Ambassador of Mexico to Singapore was invited to lunch at the Club on 5 May. During the visit, H.E Mr. Nathan Wolf was also given a tour of the

Club’s facilities.

O n 27-28 May, ONE°15 Members and their guests hit the courts for the annual Tennis Club Championships. Participants battled it out in three categories – Juniors,

Men’s Singles and Ladies’ Doubles. The Juniors and Ladies’ Doubles were played in a best of three, round robin format, while the men played a knock out tournament.

Emerging as the Men’s champion was Steen Dylandhl Frandsen. Steen snatched the title from Stefan, who put up a strong fight despite unfortunate leg cramps. Erin Lee and Zack Burack clinched the title for junior champions after showcasing impressive skills at their young age.

Winners of the Ladies’ Doubles were Yuko Fujita and Edina Johnson, who outlasted a game of stamina between equally matched teams. This was the first time the Club organised a female doubles match and the ladies enjoyed themselves tremendously.

HIS EXCELLENCY MR. NATHAN WOLF, AMBASSOR OF MEXICO TO SINGAPORE (LEFT) AND TEO JOO LENG, GENERAL MANAGER OF ONE°15 (RIGHT)

PARTICIPANTS OF THE LADIES' DOUBLES TOURNAMENT

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MEMBERS’ NIGHT - CONVERSATION ON WILL PLANNING

A BEAUTY AFFAIR WITH THE HISTORY OF WHOODate: 23 August 2017 | Time: 7pm – 8.30pm Venue: The History of Whoo, Tangs Plaza Orchard Price: Complimentary for Members

Discover Empress Dowager Cixi's beauty remedy behind achieving naturally luminous and youthful skin at a private skincare talk conducted by The History of Whoo, a brand inspired by centuries-old beauty secrets passed down from the eastern royal courts. Take this chance to network with other Members, share beauty secrets and bring home essential beauty tips. Attendees will receive a complimentary The History of Whoo Bichup Royal Anti-Aging Travel Kit worth $95. Plus, enjoy exclusive promotions on products purchased on the event day! Event is limited to the first 15 sign-ups and up to two sign-ups per membership account. Register your interest by 16 August. Find out more about The History of Whoo at www.whoo.sg.

RSVP with the Membership Department at 6305 6988 or [email protected]. Sign-ups of more than two persons are subject to availability after the RSVP deadline.

Date: 19 July 2017 | Time: 7pm – 9pm Venue: Constellation I | Price: Complimentary for Members

Join us at our monthly networking event and enjoy an insightful evening coupled with exquisite food and drinks. This month, learn useful tips on setting up a will and how to effectively bequeath your assets to your loved ones without any hassle. This event is limited to the first 50 sign-ups and up to two sign-ups per membership account. Register your interest by 12 July.


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THE GREAT KAYAKDate: 5 August 2017 Time: 10am – 12pm Price: Complimentary (Member), $5+ (Non-member)

Try out the unique experience of paddling in a kayak while discovering sights along a beautiful, turquoise coastline. Feel like a liberated explorer commanding the seas while qualified instructors watch over you to guarantee your safety. Register your interest by 30 July.

SEA SPORTS EXTRAVAGANZADate: 26 August 2017 | Time: 12pm – 4pm Price: $210+ (Member), $210++ (Non-member)

Travel on a trawler yacht to Pulau Hantu with The Boat Shop Asia to experience an afternoon of sea sports fun. Escape the hustle and bustle of city life as you indulge in a wide variety of sea activities such as tubing, banana boat riding, water mat wrestling and even a man vs coconut challenge! Lunch will be provided. Register your interest by 31 August.

WAKEBOARDING FOR BEGINNERSDate: 22 July 2017 | Time: 10am – 2pm Price: $160+ (Member), $160++ (Non-member)

Always wanted to try wakeboarding? Get started safely with this beginners’ course taking place at Selat Pauh’s sheltered waters. Pick up essential fundamentals such as getting the right posture, maneuvering about, getting out of the water and standing upright. The instructors will also give you tips on practicing the sport danger free. You may even learn to master a trick or two! Register your interest by 15 July.

RSVP with the Recreation Department at 6305 6980 or [email protected].

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NOTICE ON VISITING AFFILIATE CLUBS

NEW GYM EQUIPMENT NEW WINDOW PANELS IN HILL VIEW ROOMS

For the benefit and convenience of Members, the Club has established an understanding with the below Affiliate Clubs to do away with the need for

an introduction letter when visiting these clubs. Simply present your ONE°15 membership card at these clubs to enjoy their facilities!

APPLICABLE AFFILIATE CLUBS:

• The British Club, Singapore• Laguna National Golf and Country Club, Singapore• Tower Club Singapore

Kindly note that Members visiting the Chinese Swimming Club will still have to obtain a letter of introduction.

T ake your regime to the next level with miha bodytec, available soon at the Fitness Centre. The device uses revolutionary EMS technology to train all muscles equally. In particular, deep muscle structures that are

not possible to target through conventional sports or exercise can be trained. Utilised in fitness studios, beauty establishments and rehabilitation centres, this machine will allow you to get a good workout. Elite athletes such as Usain Bolt and Rafael Nadal are known to use miha bodytec to enhance their performance. Pencil in a date at the Fitness Centre to try it out for yourself!

N ew window panels have been fitted in the Hill View Rooms to provide a stunning focal point for

the room. Unwind and relax after a long day and take in the beautiful backdrop of surrounding greenery. Book your next staycation here at ONE°15! Turn to page 48 for our Rooms promotions.

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FULL SPEED AHEADMeet the Dendrobium – the car of the future. This two-seater all-electric sports car concept is birthed right here in our Lion City. It’s the brainchild of Singapore electric mobility experts Vanda Electric and aptly named after a type of orchid, Singapore’s national flower. In fact, one of its most striking features is the automatic roof and doors that open in a synchronised manner, resembling a fully opened Dendrobium flower. But the hypercar is more than a sight to behold – it has a targeted top speed in excess of 321 km/h. It might not take you to heaven, but you’ll definitely come close.

LUXE MEETS TECH A new era is looming –

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ONE TO WATCHMontblanc is diving headfirst into the digital world with the launch of its first smartwatch – the Montblanc Summit. Taking inspiration from Montblanc’s vintage-inspired 1858 collection, the Summit is dressed to look like an analogue wristwatch, but entirely electronic on the inside. At one glance, it’s hard to tell that the Summit is a digital timepiece. The smartwatch’s display is covered by a slightly curved sapphire glass. Looks aside, the Summit runs on Google’s Android Wear™ 2.0 and the Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ Wear 2100 processor. It’s also equipped with Google Assistant for voice control when your hands are tied.

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CHANGING THE GAMEGone are the days of chunky car keys. Now you can wear your supercar on your wrist with the Senturion Key, capable of synchronising with mean machines such as Ferrari, Lamborghini and McLaren. Each collection is crafted from the rarest and finest materials, including fusions of diamond and ancient meteorite. This one-of-a-kind luxury wristwear is more than the key to your supercar – it’s also the key to an elite lifestyle. Each collection is limited to only seven pieces, meaning that if you own a Senturion Key, you’re one in a billion.

BLAST FROM THE PASTWho ever said that technology is all about storming towards the future? Samsung’s Gear 3 concept pocket watch, showcased at Baselworld 2017, proves that tech could also be about bringing back the past. Quite simply, this novel creation is Samsung’s Gear 3 in pocket watch form, complete with Swiss-made mechanical movement and a premium finish. The Korean brand made the bold move of taking the traditional timepiece design, then replacing the insides with its own hardware and software. The lid even includes a compass – because why not, right?

SLIM AND RAZOR THINHere’s what every modern home needs – a TV so impressively thin, it appears to be levitating in mid-air. LG SIGNATURE, a new line of ultra-premium home appliances, pushes the limit with the OLED TV W7. The W7’s sleek and super slim profile is a result of stripping away unnecessary elements to emphasise on the beauty of the screen. The TV can be mounted directly on the wall with only magnetic brackets, flushing against the wall with minimal gap. The result is a screen so close to the wall, it looks just like a piece of wall art.

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ABOVE: EXECUTIVE CHEF CHUM KAR HO OF WOK°15 KITCHEN IN ACTION, "WOKING" UP A STORM

Talk of

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FROM STIR-FRY TO DIM SUM, DISCOVER WHY CANTONESE CUISINE IS SO WELL-LOVED. EXPLORE WHAT GOES

INTO THE DIFFERENT COOKING STYLES BEHIND THIS IMPRESSIVE GASTRONOMICAL CULTURE.

I t is almost impossible to ignore the popularity of Cantonese cuisine in Singapore. For a country that is a melting pot of cultures with gastronomical

influences from all over the world, Cantonese food holds a uniquely firm ground in Singapore. From the sweltering neighbourhood hawker stalls, otherwise affectionately known as tze char stalls, to air-conditioned fancy restaurants, Cantonese culture is deeply rooted in Singapore. But is this because Singapore is a predominantly Chinese country?

The demand for Cantonese cuisine goes way beyond cultural tastes as it even holds significance in the Western continents today. So how did an Eastern cuisine get so popular all around the world? How did Cantonese food become an international gastronomical culture with branches all over the globe?

FOOD THROUGH THE AGESCantonese cuisine is one of, if not, the most widely served style of Chinese food. However, a common misconception is to disregard their differences and treat all as identical. Cantonese is just one of the eight major styles of Chinese food, some of the others being Sze-chuan, Shandong and Hunan. To draw a relatable analogy, the difference between Chinese and Cantonese fare is similar to the difference between European and Italian cuisine.

The Chinese have many dialects, usually pertaining to regions. One of which is Cantonese, a major dialect in the Southern part of China. And Cantonese implies “Canton,” which is present-day Guangzhou – the birthplace of Cantonese cuisine. The popularity of Cantonese food rose

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over time as the locals migrated out of the country and set up restaurants all over the world. Despite the globalisation of Cantonese food, the cuisine nevertheless retains its authenticity.

INGREDIENTS FOR GOODNESSCanton, or present day Guangzhou, has generally a subtropical monsoon climate, typical of south-eastern China. As a temperate region, farmers in Guangzhou enjoy a year-round growing season. And this has influenced the Cantonese fare that everyone enjoys today, one that focuses on freshness and retaining the natural taste. The usage of light and fresh ingredients was and remains the crux of Cantonese cuisine ever since it was introduced. It also contains milder seasonings as compared to other regional cuisines such as Sze-chuan, which is characterised by hot spices.

Exuding such characteristics are seafood dishes, where a good example would be steamed or fried goby fish. Topped off with spring onions, ginger and sometimes a little bit of freshly cut chilli, the dish brings out the natural aroma and taste of the fish itself. Light soy sauce is also drizzled over to complement the au naturel seafood aroma. Seasoning used complement and do not alter flavours drastically. Common ones include sesame oil, rice wine, shrimp paste and the tangy sweet and sour sauce.

Perhaps one unique and distinctive aspect of Cantonese cooking worth mentioning is the usage of offal and organs in dishes that are typically considered inedible by other cultures. Intestines, tongues, livers and even chicken feet are but a few that you would not find in, say, Western food cultures. As queer as eating chicken feet might sound, it is considered a delicious and popular staple in many Cantonese Dim Sum restaurants – delectably known as “phoenix claws,” loved by the young and old alike.

DELEC TABLE DIM SUMDim Sum is not only a classic and favourite, but is a style of Cantonese food that has garnered much popularity around the world. Take a stroll through Chinatowns all around the world and you will find it difficult to resist the allure of piping-hot Dim Sum in bamboo baskets. Dim Sum translates to “touch the heart”, and it does exactly that by sating the appetite. In the past, Dim Sum was just a form of snack. Tea is served to complement Dim Sum served in bite-sized morsels. But its thriving popularity has now changed things. Dim Sum is no longer munched on as an in between supplement, but rather as a complete scrumptious meal.

From tender chicken feet with aromatic fermented black beans to soft and fluffy buns filled with savoury char siew (soft roast pork) that ooze a special sweet sauce with every bite, Dim Sum has everything you are craving for. Be it steamed or fried, sweet or savoury, barbecued chewy meats or shatteringly crispy bean curd skins – there is nothing a proper Dim Sum meal cannot satisfy.

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STIR-FRY WITH A BREATHIn understanding Cantonese cuisine, one of its most iconic cooking styles cannot go unmentioned. The cornerstone of Cantonese cooking lies in perfecting a stir-fry. This difficult art of toss-and-fry is more affectionately known in the Cantonese culinary scene as Wok Hei, which translates to “the breath of the wok”. Wok Hei refers to the exquisite flavour infused from the hot wok onto the food during the stir-frying process. This is what makes Cantonese cooking so delicious, and difficult to master.

To provide a clearer picture, Wok Hei is a complex and slightly charred aroma emitting from a plate of piping-hot stir-fry fresh out of the kitchen. Lightly cloaked over the plate of food, this unique flavour and exquisite fragrance is not found in other culinary cultures. Wok Hei can only be explained as a mosh of skills, science and some wok magic. A concept that is slightly abstract, it cannot be seen but can only be smelled.

MAGIC, SCIENCE AND EVERY THING NICE Integral to the production of Wok Hei is a combination of a few factors – a seasoned iron wok, extremely high heat and

the honed skills of a master chef. Achieving Wok Hei is much more complex than merely raising the temperature – even the most accomplished chefs spend years trying to perfect this art. The magic happens as the chef advances from a typical stir-fry, which involves the tossing of food about non-stop, to momentarily allowing the cooking flames into the wok. Only when done in a specific manner will the stir-fry achieve the fragrance and flavour of Wok Hei.

Scientifically, this is known as the Maillard Reaction, a chemical reaction between amino acids and a caramelisation of sugars that gives that extra flavour and distinct smoky deliciousness. It is essential to keep the temperature sufficiently high to achieve this reaction – overcrowd the wok, lose heat and the food might be steamed instead.

Anyone can cook but mastering any cuisine requires time, effort and practice. Wok Hei may just be but one of the many cooking styles in Cantonese cuisine and yet, it adds that spark to an ordinary plate of stir-fry. And that is the reason for the long queues you see lined outside a Cantonese restaurant – where you are guaranteed to have a belly good time.

Come down to WOK°15 Kitchen for a taste of authentic Cantonese cuisine!

TOP DISH THIS MONTH: DEEP-FRIED MARBLE GOBY WITH DELUXE SOY SAUCE

Pamper yourself with this Cantonese classic. Savour our marble goby fried to golden perfection – crispy on the outside, soft and tender on the inside. Served with our specially made soy sauce and lightly garnished, this dish retains the original fragrance of the fish. Turn to page 44 for more promotions!

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DUBAI FROM THE SKY Dubai, United Arab Emirates

If you have never witnessed the view of skyscrapers towering above a city from the sky, Dubai may just be your next dream destination. Opt to take a seaplane tour with Dubai Seawings for an impressive aerial view of stellar towers amongst the backdrop of mystical sand dunes. A massive first class city in the desert, the inspiring view of Dubai from the air makes it hard to retract your neck away from the plane windows. On a Dubai seaplane tour, you will take off from the crystal blue waters at the Dubai creek before taking in the view of 11 unforgettable sights in a single tour. Skyscrapers you will fly over includes the Burj Al Arab, a majestic shimmering white building dominating the coastlines of Dubai from the air. And who will ever forget the colours of the endless desert? Picture a mixture of untouched nature dancing around the skirts of a magnificent city. In Dubai, the views are postcard-worthy.

www.seawings.ae

Reciprocal Club in Dubai: • Arabian Ranches Golf Club

AROUND THE WORLD IN LUXURY

Escape the ordinary on your next

holiday. From camping in an

extravagant tent to flying over a

city in the desert, here are five

ultimate luxury experiences that

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GLAMPING IT OUT Queensland, Australia

Sometimes all you need to refresh and rejuvenate is an escape into nature. At Nightfall Camp, the nature experience comes with a luxurious twist. Situated in a mesmerising and secluded spot near the Christmas Creek in Queensland, Nightfall Camp is the perfect spot for glamping (glamorous camping), where the most breath-taking scenery in the world is a mere step away. Custom and hand-built by owners Steve and Heidi Ross, the fully equipped tent provides everything you need – fresh linens every day, rain-head showers, a king-sized bed for two, a fridge and a modern fireplace cackling away in the middle of the tent. Rejuvenate your body and soul as you wake up to the sounds of birds chirping. To keep guests occupied, Nightfall Camp offers personalised activities such as one to one yoga lessons and relaxation massages. There’s even an engagement package for those looking to plan the perfect proposal.

www.nightfall.com.au

Reciprocal Clubs in Queensland: • Marina Oceanus Marina Mirage 6 • Southport Yacht Club

KYUSHU ON WHEELS Kyushu Island, Japan

Long train rides can be a chore, but with Seven Stars, Japan’s first luxury sleeper train, travelling on wheels is an enjoyable experience. The cruise train takes you on a journey unlike any other as you discover Japan’s island of Kyushu. Lavishly decorated, the train boasts a futuristic design that is meant to allow each guest to take in the sights of Kyushu through large glass windows while enjoying first-class service and Japanese hospitality. On board, guests kick back in opulent suites and carriages made with the finest Japanese craftsmanship. Meals consist of gastronomical delights prepared by Michelin-starred chefs. And at certain points of the trip, guests will alight to explore the island or savour local delights. If you want to be treated like royalty whilst exploring the beauty of Kyushu, Seven Stars is your answer.

www.cruisetrain-sevenstars.com

Reciprocal Clubs in Japan: • Roponggi Hills Club • Tokyo American Club

01 LUXURIOUS TENT AT NIGHTFALL CAMP

02 RELAXING MASSAGE BY THE CREEK

03 LAVISH CARRIAGE IN CRUISE TRAIN SEVEN STARS

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WALK, DINE, UNWINDMargaret River, Perth, Australia

If the idea of fresh air, quality gourmet food and delicious wines sounds like the perfect getaway, Australia’s Walk into Luxury experience is the holiday activity for you. Located in Western Australia, Walk into Luxury provides one of the best private walking tours to experience the Margaret River region. Relish in untouched Australian nature for a few hours by taking a walk with your partner or having a guide bring you along the Cape to Cape track. More than just the average walking tour, this getaway also includes stopping at Margaret River’s impressive restaurants, wineries and boutique breweries to taste the best of the region. Not forgetting, you will stay in the most luxurious resorts located along the track. After the hike, retreat to your lodging and spend the rest of the day swimming, relaxing or having sunset drinks and cheese on your balcony. A complete luxurious package for the nature lovers, experience Western Australia in an entirely different manner.

www.walkintoluxury.com.au

Reciprocal Club in Perth: • Fremantle Sailing Club

REV IT UPVancouver, Canada

Always dreamt of driving in a luxurious supercar along a stunning coastline? Here is your chance to do so. Canada’s Sea to Sky Experience by Scenic Rush lets you feel the thrill of operating four different luxury machines across West Vancouver. Feel the supercars’ engines rumble beneath you as you manoeuvre across Vancouver’s panoramic Sea to Sky highway. Cruising in the world’s fastest supercars such as the Lamborghini Gallardo, Ferrari F430 Spider and the Audi R8, you are bound to turn necks as you rev the engines. The two-and-a-half-hour experience includes stopping at scenic locations along the highway for pictures. Not only will you get to photograph beautiful Canadian nature, you can also pose with the supercars to capture this experience of a lifetime. This tour is perfect for those who love the adrenaline of driving a mean machine.

www.scenicrush.com

Reciprocal Club in Vancouver: • Hollyburn Country Club

04 VILLA BY THE CAPEPhoto credit: Walk into Luxury

05 HIKING THE CAPE TO CAPE TRACKPhoto credit: Walk into Luxury

06 SUPERCARS LINE THE COASTLINE OF VANCOUVER

Members of ONE°15 can enjoy access to reciprocal clubs around the world. To visit the clubs listed in this article, bring along your membership card, passport and a letter of introduction which can be obtained from the Members’ Concierge at 6305 6988 or [email protected].

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CLUB PERKS

This season, indulge yourself with mouth-watering, delicious seafood. In the month of July, WOK°15 Kitchen presents Deep-fried

Marble Goby with Deluxe Soy Sauce ($48+), a delicious Cantonese seafood staple served with a specially made sauce.

In August, indulge in our ever-popular Chilli Crab ($6+ per 100g), a must-have when dining at WOK°15 Kitchen. Served with fried mini mantous, savour succulent crab doused in flavourful chilli gravy.

Specials of the Month

Member’s Guests are subjected to an additional 10% service charge. Turn to page 8 for Terms and Conditions.

LOBSTER HOKKIEN MEE

Barbecue Sausage Platter ($18+) steals the limelight at LATITUDE Bistro in July. A platter of mixed sausages grilled to perfection, this dish is great for sharing with family and friends.

And in August, enjoy a plate of Lobster Hokkien Mee ($26+), an elevated take on a hearty Singaporean dish. Featuring the culinary king of crustaceans, this dish is adorned with sprinklings of chilli and crispy lard – a truly delicious combination.

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and crisp aftertaste, we are certain you will not just stop at one. PRICE: $14+ FOR T WO ASAHI BEERS.

National Cocktail SpecialAugust: Tuesday – Sunday Sip on the island’s most iconic drink creation this month in celebration of the nation’s birthday. Enjoy two Singapore Slings for the price of one. PRICE: $15+ FOR T WO SINGAPORE SLINGS.

HELIOS93Beat the ClockJuly & August: Monday – Friday, 5pm – 8pmOn weekdays, HELIOS93 presents a range of beers at Happy Hour prices. Choose from Corona, Asahi, Asahi Super Dry, Kronenbourg, Carlsberg and Somersby Apple/ Pear. Time will be based on our Lobby’s Audemars Piguet clock (Singapore time, GMT +8). Come down and beat the clock! PRICE: FROM 5PM TO 5.59PM: $5+ PER BOT TLE, FROM 6PM TP 6.59PM: $6+ PER BOT TLE, FROM 7PM TO 8PM: $7+ PER BOT TLE.

EAT & DRINK

Boaters' BarHappy HourJuly & August: 6pm – 9pmA breezy deck and stunning marina views – the perfect counter to stressful days that are only made better with daily happy hour promotions. Take your pick from a selection of attractively-priced wines, bottled beers and draught beers as you nibble on stunning bar bites. The live band plays every Friday from 7.30pm – 10pm. PRICE: 1-FOR-1 BOT TLED BEER. $6+ FOR A MUG OF C ARL SBERG BEER. $9+ FOR HOUSEPOUR & SPARKLING WINE.

Red & White Party8 August, 6.30pm – 10.30pmCelebrate all things Singaporean this National Day at Boaters’ Bar. Savour an array of grilled meat and seafood prepared à la minute on an open charcoal-fired grill with a glass of Singapore Sling or a mug of beer. PRICE: $38+ (ADULT), $19+ (CHILD).

LATITUDE BistroWeekend Themed BuffetsJuly & August: Every Friday and Saturday, 6.30pm – 10.30pmCan’t make up your mind whether to have a steamboat or a barbecue? How about both? Running month long in July is the Steamboat Buffet with Barbecue at LATITUDE Bistro. Tuck into an array of dishes and have them cooked tastefully in whichever way you prefer.

In August, celebrate Singapore’s birthday with local delights. The Heritage Buffet features classics such as Chilli Crab with mini mantou, Singapore Rojak and many more uniquely Singapore dishes. It will no doubt be a cheery meal. PRICE: $48+ (ADULT), $24+ (CHILD).

Bar Nebula1-for-1 BeerJuly: Tuesday – Sunday Enjoy 1-for-1 Japanese Asahi beer at Bar Nebula. With its refreshing barley flavour

WOK°15 KITCHEN CHILLI CRAB

RESERVATIONS & ENQUIRIES

LATITUDE Bistro • HELIOS93 Bar Nebula • Boaters' Bar

6305 6982 [email protected]

WOK°15 Kitchen 6305 6998

[email protected]

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PLAY & LEARN

Fitness CentreGroup Outdoor Boxing & Core Training July & AugustLearn the art of boxing in a friendly and engaging group setting. Join our personalised Outdoor Group Boxing & Core Training programme to strengthen your core and build agility through a combination of cardio and strength exercises. PRICE: $40+ PER SE SSION. MINIMUM OF 4 PARTICIPANTS FOR LE SSON TO COMMENCE. PARTICIPANTS TO BRING YOUR OWN BOXING GLOVE S AND HAND WR AP S.

RecreationAcquaPole® & AcquaPole Boxing®July & August: Every Tuesday, 8.30am–9.20amJump into the Infinity Pool and experience a workout like no other! Suitable for beginners, this class allows you to strengthen and

challenge your body. Tone up, burn fat and achieve a stronger core while exercising in shallow water! PRICE: $110+ PER MEMBER. MEMBER’S GUE ST AT $130+.

Private Swimming LessonsAvailable on requestFor those who prefer learning how to swim with your own private coach, this class allows you to have a one-on-one lesson with the coach of your choice from Yvonne Swim School. PRICE: PRIVATE LESSON FOR 1 SWIMMER: $60 PER MEMBER (30-MINUTE LESSON), $70 PER MEMBER (45-MINUTE LESSON). SEMI-PRIVATE LESSON FOR 2 SWIMMERS: $40 PER MEMBER (30-MINUTE LESSON), $45 PER MEMBER (45-MINUTE LESSON).

AquaFitnessJuly & August: Every Friday, 9am – 9.45am Suitable for all fitness levels, this class combines cardiovascular and resistance

training using various aqua fitness equipment such as pool noodles and dumbbells in shallow and deep water. Aqua shoes are recommended. PRICE: $100+ PER MEMBER. MEMBER’S GUEST AT $110+.

Aqua Bike LiteJuly & August: Every Tuesday, 5.45pm – 6.30pm or every Friday, 10am – 10.45amThis is an introductory class suitable for beginners. Combining simple coordination of arm movements while cycling to background music, this exercise is an ideal way to work out your joints and muscles. Aqua shoes are required for the lessons. PRICE: $120+ PER MEMBER. MEMBER’S GUE ST AT $140+.

Aqua Bike EnduranceJuly & August: Every Thursday, 6pm – 6.45pmThis is a level 2 class for those seeking a high intensity workout session. Get fit with a

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mixture of interval and aerobic training with arm movements for a whole body workout. The class is also suitable as a cross-training alternative for triathlons and marathons. Aqua shoes are required for the lessons. PRICE: $120+ PER PERSON. MEMBER’S GUEST AT $140+.

Yoga ProgrammeJuly & August: • Ashtanga Yoga: Every Tuesday and

Thursday, 8am – 9am and Every Wednesday and Friday, 7.30pm – 8.30pm

• Hatha Yoga: Every Wednesday and Friday, 8am – 9am and Every Tuesday and Thursday, 7.30pm – 8.30pm

• Mindfulness/Meditation: Every Monday and Saturday, 8am – 9am

Discover your inner yogi with an exciting introductory class brought to you by YogaTime. There will be a blend of multiple styles to get you familiar with the different systems and practices of yoga. Our focused and attentive teacher will guide you every step of the way. Fear not if you aren’t flexible, this class is open to all yoga enthusiasts no matter your level or experience! So come up to the rooftop with your gear for an amazing experience. See you on the mat! PRICE: ENQUIRE WITH RECRE ATION DEPARTMENT.

Segway RentalJuly & AugustLooking for something fun and exciting to do? Discover Sentosa effortlessly on a Segway, now available for rent at the Recreation Office. PRICE: $20+ PER HOUR (WEEKDAY ), $25+ PER HOUR (WEEKEND).

Tennis FitJuly & August: Every Monday, 9am – 10.30am and every Wednesday, 7.30pm – 9pm Discover your talent in tennis with Savitar! Elite coaches will cover all aspects and fundamentals of the tennis game and build your foundation to improve your skills. High-energy workouts are also available for those seeking to increase your fitness and skills. PRICE: $40+ PER SE SSION FOR 6 LE SSONS. (90-MINUTE PER SE SSION)

Junior Tennis ProgrammeJuly & August: Call Recreation Department for scheduleThis programme focuses on the key fundamentals of tennis and is categorised into four categories (red, orange, green and yellow). The Junior Team Tennis Mini is used to nurture early competition. For volume purposes, normal balls are used for closed drills. Minimum requirement of 4 players needs to be met for the programme to commence. PRICE: $25+ FOR 60-MINUTE LESSONS. $37.50+ FOR 90-MINUTE LESSONS.

Private Tennis LessonsAvailable on requestA low impact sport, tennis is great for the body and mind. At ONE°15, we provide 1 hour lessons for varying number of players. PRICE: DIREC TOR OF TENNIS: $95+ (1 PL AY ER), $47.50+ (2 PL AY ER S), $40+ (3 PL AY ER S), $30+ (4 OR MORE PL AY ER S). HE AD PROFE SSIONAL: $85+(1 PL AY ER), $42.50+ (2 PL AY ER S), $36+ (3 PL AY ER S), $27+ (4 OR MORE PL AY ER S).

Mixed Tennis SocialJuly & August: Every last Thursday of the Month, 8pm–10pmGet active and make new friends at the same time! Light refreshments will be provided. PRICE: COMPLIMENTARY FOR MEMBER S. $10+ FOR MEMBER’S GUE ST.

Lockers for RentOn-goingKeep your belongings safe as you spend your time here at the Club! For your convenience, both female and male changing room lockers are now available for rent from as low as $10 per month with a minimum rental of 6 months. Pre-pay for a year of rental and the 12th month is free! RENTAL CHARGE S FOR SIX MONTHS: $60 (SMALL), $120 (MEDIUM), $180+ (L ARGE).

Powered Pleasure Craft Driving License (PPCDL) CourseJuly: 8 & 9, 22 & 23August: 12 & 13, 26 & 27This course is designed to prepare aspiring sailors for the PPCDL test. From theoretical topics such as sound and light signals to practical sessions of being behind the wheel and driving the boat, this two full day course will be taught by instructors from the Singapore Maritime Academy (SMA). At the end of the course, trainees will be awarded with a Certificate of Attendance, which is required for the PPCDL test conducted by SMA. The course requires a minimum of 5 participants to commence. PRICE: $290+ PER TR AINEE (MEMBER), $250+ PER TR AINEE (STUDENT OR NSF). $320+ (NON-MEMBER). PRICE E XCLUDE S TE ST FEE S.


Fitness Centre 6305 6981

[email protected]

Recreation Department 6305 6988

[email protected]

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REST & RELAX

RoomsMulti-Attractions Package JulyExperience memorable moments at Singapore’s most desirable address with the Multi-Attraction Package. Your one-night stay at the Club comes complete with breakfast for two adults and one child, Universal Studios Singapore® and Adventure Cove Waterpark tickets for two adults, and complimentary 1-hour bicycle rental for two. PRICE: $378+ (HILL VIE W RO OM), $408+ (MARINA VIE W RO OM), $488+ (COVE SUITE), $518+ (MONTE C ARLO I I), $668+ (MONTE C ARLO I).

Little Ones StaycationAugustBring your little ones for a staycation where learning comes alive! The Little Ones Staycation includes a one-night stay at the Club, breakfast for two adults and one child, KidZania tickets for two adults and one child, $50 dining credits at the Club, and complimentary 1-hour bicycle rental for two. PRICE: $365+ (HILL VIE W RO OM), $395+ (MARINA VIE W RO OM), $455+ (COVE SUITE), $485+ (MONTE C ARLO I I), $635+ (MONTE C ARLO I).

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Rooms 6305 6988

[email protected]

Spa Rael 63271 1270

[email protected]

ONE15 Luxury Yachting 6305 9676

[email protected]

Spa RaelDiamond White Face Spa July – SeptemberIndulge yourself with a luxurious retreat at Spa Rael. Discover exceptional clarity with a powerful cocktail of smart molecules that work on a three-prong approach to renew, depigment and illuminate your skin with unprecedented precision. The miraculous benefits will will have you glowing with radiance, just like the sparkle of a diamond. PRICE: $198 NE T T. BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. PLE A SE QUOTE OMC2401-SR2. OTHER TER MS AND CONDITIONS APPLY.

ONE15 Luxury YachtingExperiential Sailing July & AugustThere's a lot sailing can teach us in life and at work, whether it's team coordination, leadership and followership, or communication. Get the chance to play a specific role in operating the boat; helming, navigating, winching, tacking/gybing, being on a lookout; while cruising to the Southern Islands. The yacht is also equipped with water toys which participants can enjoy at the island. Great for team building, leadership training and bonding. PRICE: FROM $3,500 FOR A 6-HOUR CHARTER FOR 15 PER SONS ON MONDAY – THUR SDAY.

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J U LY19-23Phuket Race Week

Phuket, Thailand www.phuketraceweek.com

A U G U S T3-7Sydney International Boat Show

International Convention Centre, Sydney, Australia

www.sydneyboatshow.com.au

9National Day

19-26Audi Hamilton Island Race Week

Hamilton Island, Australia www.hamiltonislandraceweek.com.au

S E P T E M B E R1 Hari Raya Haji

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ONE°15 10th Anniversary Celebration

ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove, Singapore

www.one15marina.com

15-24Southhampton Boat Show

Mayflower Park, Southhampton, UK

southamptonboatshow.com

27-30Monaco Yacht Show

Monaco www.monacoyachtshow.com

O C T O B E R18Deepavali

18-22Hong Kong to Vietnam Race 2017

Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club, Hong Kong

www.rhkyc.org.hk

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J A N U A R Y1New Year’s Day

4-7Phuket Rendezvous

Royal Phuket Marina, Phuket, Thailand

www.phuketboatshow.com

10-14London Boat Show

ExCeL London, United Kingdom www.londonboatshow.com

F E B R U A R Y1-4SB20 Asian Grand Slam & Asia Pacific Championships


www.sb20asiangrandslam.com

15-19Miami International Boat Show

Miami Marine Stadium Park & Basin, United States

www.miamiboatshow.com

16-17Chinese New Year

JULY 2017 TO FEBRUARY 201828Rock the Boat


www.one15marina.com

N O V E M B E R18ONE15 Christmas Boat Light Parade™


22-26Harken International Youth Match Racing Championship

The Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club, Newport, Australia

www.intyouthmatchracingchampionship .com.au

D E C E M B E R2-10Paris Boat Show

Paris Expo, Porte de Versailles, Paris, France

14-17Thailand Yacht Show

Ao Po Grand Marina, Phuket, Thailand www.thailandyachtshow.com

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THE WORLD AT YOUR FINGERTIPSA s a Member of ONE°15

Marina Sentosa Cove, Singapore, your privileges

extend beyond our premises. The Club has partnered with a top-tier selection of the world’s best marinas, yacht, golf and city clubs to enable our Members to access their facilities.

RECIPROCAL CLUBSAUSTRALIA• Brisbane Polo Club• Fremantle Sailing Club• Marina Oceanus Marina Mirage • Middle Harbour Yacht Club

• Royal Motor Yacht Club• Royal Perth Yacht Club• Southport Yacht Club• Yorkeys Knob Boating Club

BERMUDA• Royal Bermuda Yacht Club

CANADA• Hollyburn Country Club• The Union Club of British

Columbia

CHINA• Aberdeen Boat Club• Ambassy Club• Beijing American Club• Chang An Club• The Clearwater Bay Golf &

Country Club• Discovery Bay Marina Club• Gold Coast Yacht &

Country Club• Nansha Marina• Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club• Serenity Sanya Marina• Shanghai Racquet Club• The Dynasty Club• Visun Royal Yacht Club• Yalong Bay Yacht Club

INDONESIA• Batavia Marina• Ciputra Golf, Club & Hotel• Mercantile Athletic Club• New Kuta Golf• Nongsa Point Marina• The American Club

JAPAN• Roppongi Hills Club• Tokyo American Club

MALAYSIA• Royal Langkawi Yacht Club• Sutera Harbour Marina Golf &

Country Club

MONTENEGRO• Porto Montenegro Yacht Club

PHILIPPINES• Mount Malarayat Golf &

Country Club• Puerto Galera Yacht Club• Sherwood Hills Golf Club• Subic Bay Yacht Club

PORTUGAL• Marina De Lagos

SWEDEN• The Royal Swedish Yacht Club

THAILAND• Pacific City Club• Royal Varuna Yacht Club

U.A.E (UNITED ARAB EMIRATES)• Arabian Ranches Golf Club

UNITED KINGDOM• Deben Yacht Club• The Carlton Club• St. James’s Hotel and Club

USA• California Yacht Club• Manhasset Bay Yacht Club• The Hamilton Club of Lancaster• Queen City Yacht Club• Seattle Yacht Club

GOLFING PRIVILEGESAUSTRALIA• Sanctuary Cove Golf &

Country Club

INDONESIA• Bintan Lagoon Golf Club• New Kuta Golf

MALAYSIA• Horizon Hills Golf & Country

Club

SINGAPORE• Sentosa Golf Club

THAILAND• Loch Palm Golf Club • Phuket Country Club• Red Mountain Golf Club

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES• Arabian Ranches Golf Club

VIETNAM• Dalat Palace Golf Club• Montgomerie Links Golf Club • Sacom Tuyen Lam Golf Club

& Resort• Sea Links Golf and Country Club

HOLLYBURN COUNTRY CLUBARABIAN RANCHES GOLF CLUB

View the IAC list here:

To visit our Affiliate Clubs, please bring along your membership card. Those visiting the Chinese Swimming Club will also need to obtain a letter of introduction from the Members' Concierge at 6305 6988 or [email protected].

To visit our Reciprocal Clubs, you will need your membership card, your passport and a letter of introduction, which can be obtained from the Members' Concierge at 6305 6988 or [email protected].

AFFILIATE CLUBS (SINGAPORE)• Chinese Swimming Club• The British Club• Laguna National Golf and Country Club• Tower Club

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATE CLUBS (IAC)Members also enjoy reciprocal rights and privileges at the various clubs under the international associate clubs (IAC) list. To visit any of the clubs in the list, please arrange for your international associate clubs (IAC) visitor card via the Members’ Concierge at 6305 6988 or [email protected].

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