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A world tour of watches: a new collection from one of timekeeping's greatest iconsAt Breguet, its founder's groundbreaking invention is celebrated with five new watches to mark 225 years of the tourbillion
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Founded in 1798, Boodles unveils its future in a London townhouseOriginally established in Liverpool over two hundred years ago, Boodles is one of the few British jewellery brands still family-owned. This new chapter sees that lineage displayed in a carefully curated archival experience for customers at its new London flagship.
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Where past meets present: Behind the scenes at the atelier where Louis Vuitton makes its €4 million watchesIn Geneva, watchmaking techniques old and new come together at a Louis Vuitton atelier
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The many desirable forms of white jewelleryColour may come and go, but in the world of jewellery, white stones remain the eternal pinnacle of timeless design.
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The high jewellery collections shaped by rare gems for 2026Presented across this spring, new high jewellery collections were shaped by myriad inspirations, rare gems and esoteric techniques.
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Omega introduces one of its dressiest timepiecesAbsolute accuracy lies at the heart of the new Omega constellation Observatory – an innovative nod to prizes past
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Buccellati’s Milan atelier keeps the art of Italian jewellery-making aliveAt Buccellati’s Milan atelier, centuries-old engraving and goldsmithing techniques remain central to the creation of the maison’s jewellery, watches and silverware, forging a direct link between Italian craftsmanship heritage and contemporary design
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All is revealed as skeletonised watches take centre stageFew watchmaking styles showcase precision and craftsmanship as clearly as the skeleton watch
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Dior marks 15 years of the Grand BalInspired by Christian Dior’s passion for extravagant balls and couture craftsmanship, the Grand Bal collection turns the movement of a dancing gown into a horological signature
