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Pierre Gasly on Speed, Precision and Moser & Cie

IN MILAN, where fashion, design and mechanical ingenuity have long shared the same streets, H. Moser & Cie. has found a new home. This month, the independent Swiss watchmaker opened its first Italian boutique at Via Montenapoleone 10, in partnership with ROCCA, bringing its particular take on contemporary Haute Horlogerie

Breitling Celebrates the Aston Martin DB5

FRESH from a standout appearance at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, Aston Martin has unveiled its first watch in collaboration

The High Jewellery Collections Defining Couture Week 2026

AS THE couture collections unfolded in Paris earlier this week, the city’s historic salons become a stage not only for

Jung Kook is Graff’s Golden Boy

UNVEILED earlier this week, a new Laurence Graff Signature campaign starring Jung Kook of BTS introduces the pop star in

Kismet by Milka’s Lucky One Collection Honours the Four Leaf Clover

THERE IS a particular kind of jewellery that doesn’t just sit on the skin; it speaks to it. That has

Must See: Richard Mille’s New High Jewellery Watch – RM HJ-02

RICHARD MILLE is celebrating 20 years of women’s watchmaking with the RM HJ-02, a new automatic tourbillon presented as 12

One to Watch: Yoon and Verbal’s Androgynous Audemars Piguet Timepiece

AS CREATIVES with notoriously jam-packed schedules, co-creating a watch with Audemars Piguet presented Ambush creative director Yoon Ahn and her

Audemars Piguet and Swatch’s Royal Pop Reimagines Fine Watchmaking as a Fashion Accessory

THE ROYAL Pop is Swiss watchmaking’s most joyfully unruly collaboration yet – and it arrives exactly when the industry needs

Cartier and The King’s Foundation Link up for the Future of Fine Watchmaking

PROPOSING a bright new future for the advanced art of horology, King Charles III’s The King’s Foundation have announced a

Bvlgari’s Eclettica: Where Roman Artistry Meets High Jewellery Mastery

BVLGARI’s Eclettica is no ordinary jewellery offering. Comprising the Roman label’s dauntless vision and its masterful, 142-year-old metal craftsmanship methods,


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