Make a grand gesture this Valentine’s Day with the new, limited-edition Breguet timepiece – the Reine de Naples 9915.
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Zenith’s rainbow-bezeled Chronomaster was just one star at LVMH Watch Week 2025, where Bvlgari’s new Serpenti movement, Daniel Roth’s ultra-thin elegance, and Tiffany & Co.’s dazzling diamonds also stole the show. From fiery opals to classic designs reimagined, this year’s event showcased the future of haute horlogerie.
OMEGA hosts the 2025 Celebrity Bob Run at Olympia in St. Moritz, inviting several esteemed celebrity OMEGA friends for a fun-filled stay.
A wearable moon sure sounds interesting. Better yet, a wearable moon that can tell the time, and the moonphases!
Chopard’s Happy Ocean Eden Rock-St Barths watch captures the spirit of paradise with dancing flip-flop charms, while its sustainable materials reflect the brand’s commitment to the environment.
Vacheron Constantin celebrates its 270th anniversary with the re-release of the iconic Historiques 222 in stainless steel, a modern reinterpretation of a 1977 classic that seamlessly blends heritage with contemporary design. This re-edition embodies the Maison’s enduring commitment to pushing boundaries and crafting timepieces that transcend generations.
Le Bristol Paris presents its Centennial Collection, created from a collaboration with Sporty & Rich – a symbol of quiet luxury.
The limited edition Year of the Snake timepieces from Vacheron Constantin are truly a sight to behold – and it comes in either platinum or pink gold!
Beyond the glitz and glamour, the Golden Globes red carpet revealed a dazzling array of timepieces. These weren’t just accessories; they were status symbols, mechanical marvels, and reflections of each star’s unique style.
The Reverso Tribute Enamel ‘Snake’ is Jaeger-LeCoultre’s third timepiece in the Lunar New Year Collection. This time, it pays tribute to the 2025 Year of the Snake.