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    Lookout Qatar14 This and That

    Luc Tuyman picks the winning entries for

    his competition in Doha; Hakkasan

    ushers in the Chinese New Year with an

    inspired menu thatll make you fall in love

    with Cantonese cuisine; the Arabia-

    inspired special edition watch from

    Panerai hits boutiques across the Gulf.

    23 Food Matters

    Almost a century after Mama Panella

    opened Antica Pesa in the Roman

    neighborhood of Trastevere, the familys

    fourth generation restaurateur has

    brought the now international brand

    to Doha.

    24 Market Report

    The Doha Jewellery and Watches

    Exhibition enters its thirteenth brilliant

    year and we commemorate with thirteen

    of our luckiest charms.

    26 On Perfumes

    Why luxury hospitality needs to be not

    only cultured and celebrating art, but

    should also smell distinctive.

    28 Artist in Proile

    Qatari-American artist Sophia Al Maria

    sheds light on social issues affecting the

    world and particularly the GCC.

    30 On Design

    Richard Mille might not be a heritage

    watch brand but the eponymous creator

    has strategies to remain the most coveted

    brand of the century through pricing,

    limited editions, material innovation and

    technology.

    32 The Thing

    Al Bidaa Swords and Gifts has released a

    special edition sword that combines

    elements of history and luxury sourced

    from around the world but crafted in

    Doha.

    Sophia Al Maria in her home/work space in east Londonwhere she currently works asa screenwriter.

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    Publisher & Editor In Chief

    Yousuf Jassem Al Darwish

    Chief Executive

    Sandeep SehgalExecutive Vice President

    Alpana Roy

    EDITORIAL

    Managing Editor

    Sindhu Nair

    Deputy Editor

    Ezdihar Ibrahim Ali

    Fashion Editor

    Debrina Aliyah

    Senior Correspondent

    Ayswarya MurthyKarim Emam

    CorrespondentAarthi MohanKeerthana Koduru

    ART

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    Venkat Reddy

    Deputy Art Director

    Hanan Abu Saiam

    Assistant Art Director

    Ayush Indrajith

    Senior Graphic DesignerMaheshwar Reddy

    Photography

    Rob Altamirano

    MARKETING AND SALES

    Business Head

    Frederick Alphonso

    Manager Marketing

    Sakala A Debrass

    Assistant Manager Marketing

    Mathews CherianAnis MansouriDenzita SequieraSony VellatIrfaan A H M

    Events Manager

    Jasmine Victor

    AccountantPratap Chandran

    Sr. Distribution Executive

    Bikram Shrestha

    Distribution Support

    Arjun TimilsinaBhimal RaiBasanta P

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    LAWRENCELAZAR

    Arena Qatar48 On Heritage

    A heritage in watchmaking is the most

    vital attribute of these two watch majors.

    We visit Jaeger-LeCoultre, and speak to

    A.Lange & Shne, to understand what will

    keep these two watch manufacturers

    ticking in 2016 and beyond.

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    Ringing in the Year ofthe MonkeyHakkasan in Doha joins its otherbranches globally in ushering in theChinese New Year with a month-longpromotion that features inspired andmodernized gems of Cantonese cuisine.

    The limited edition menu means to showcase dishes that willbring luck, joy and prosperity in 2016, and just to stack the

    odds, Hakkasan also gives all guests who dine from the

    Chinese New Year menu a specially designed Year of the

    Monkey coin as a gift of good fortune. The special four course

    menu kicks off with a welcome drink. The 9 Hu cocktail

    comprises nine components representing the monkeys ninth

    position on the zodiac, decorated with a golden monkey

    cocktail stirrer. Fruity and smooth, the drink stands in good

    stead as you work your way down the menu. While the

    understated soup is as good a palate cleanser as any, the burst

    of flavors starts building from the appetizers, increasing inmagnitude till it explodes with a decadent Golden Halo desert,

    a banana and peanut cake and a five spice infused cream,

    caramel, chocolate and peanuts topped with gold leaf. A

    Crunchy pine nut golden cup filled with diced Wagyu beef and

    a dim sum platter with an interesting mix of duck, prawns and

    scallops are a promising start to what turns out to be an

    intensely moving experience. Of the five dishes on the main

    course, each more spectacular to look at than the last, its the

    grilled Chilean seabass and wok-fried lobster that are

    guaranteed to knock your socks off. Hakkasans Chinese New

    Year celebrations will run from January 22 until February 22and the special menu is priced at QR495. AYSWARYA MURTHY

    Hooves of SteelPanerai releases Luminor 1950Sealand, a special edition timepiece

    sold exclusively at boutiques inDohas Villaggio Mall inpartnership with Ali Bin Ali.

    The new Luminor 1950 Sealand is personalized

    with a hand-engraved cover for the dial, featuring

    white Arabian horses galloping in the desert, with

    palm trees and the sea in the background- an

    iconic image which highlights the essence of the

    Arabian horse in its original environment. This

    special edition watch, of which only 60 units havebeen made, has a case in brushed steel with the

    iconic device protecting the crown. The watch has a

    classic Panerai gray dial and a gold calf strap. The

    movement is the automatic mechanical P.9000 caliber,

    entirely designed and created by the Panerai

    manufacture in Neuchtel. AYSWARYA MURTHY

    Quenching Thirst,the Milan WayFor the Milan-centric tradition of

    aperitivo, heres a fancy approach forthose on the watertight schedules of the

    upcoming Milan Fashion Week. Right in

    the heart of the action, a trinity of hotel

    bar establishments makes for a quick

    respite in between the shows and

    after-parties. The months-old bar at the

    Mandarin Oriental is for editors on-the-go

    with its upbeat and modern vibe. Grab its signature alcohol-free The Kir, a concoction of

    rose and red fruits tea for a quick pick-up before heading out onto the vibrant Via

    Alessandro Manzoni or the Seta, the hotels newly Michelin-starred restaurant. At the

    brand new Terazza Gallia at the Excelsior Gallia Hotel, schedule private meetings with amajestic view of the historic central station and dive into the Fashion Green mocktail of

    green apple, lettuce, cucumber, lemon and fennel seeds for a vitamin boost. To end off a

    long day, unwind at the discreetly stylish bar at the Bulgari where the kitchen sends out

    delicious morsels of the weeks specials, accompanied with your evening drink. DEBRINA ALIYAH

    ALL RRICES ARE INDICATIVE

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    Market Watch

    The Doha Jewellery and Watches Exhibition enters itsthirteenth brilliant year and we commemorate with thirteen of

    our luckiest charms.

    BY DEBRINA ALIYAH

    CLOCKWISEFROM

    TO

    PLEFT:RICHARDMILLE;DAVIDWEBB;MESSIKAJOAILLERIE;BREMONT;ROLEX;FRANCKMULLER

    Lookout Qatar

    Lucky 13

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    CLOCKWISEFROM

    TO

    PLEFT:H.MOSER&CIE;HERMES;PASQUALEBR

    UNI;CHAUMET;CHANEL;BOUCHERON;GRAFF

    Clockwise from top left:

    Pioneer center watch, H. Moser & Cie.Milleleurs du Mexique watch, Hermes.

    Lady Taj ring, Pasquale Bruni.Hortensia earrings, Chaumet.

    Boyfriend watch, Chanel.Quatre ring, Boucheron.

    Icon watch, Graff.

    Opposite: Clockwise from top left:RM 50-02 watch, Richard Mille.

    Bracelet, David Webb.Rose diamond ring, Messika Joaillerie.

    Wright Flyer, Bremont.Yacht master, Rolex.

    Heart watch, Franck Muller.