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.
While the watchmaking world cautiously explored sapphire, Richard Mille dared to dream big. A decade of relentless research and innovation culminated in a breathtaking collection that pushes the boundaries of what’s possible.
Longines – the Swiss watchmaking house renowned for its elegant timepieces and long-standing connection with sports – has released exciting new models for its MINI DOLVECITA collection.
4 limited editions of the LANGE 1 adorning striking new colour combinations to celebrate 30 years since it was first launched.
Greubel Forsey stuns the watchmaking industry yet again with this evolutionary timepiece which utilises nanomechanics – just in time for its grand 20th anniversary.
This timepiece boasts a 78 brilliant-cut diamond bezel set, adorned upon a sophisticated pink gold case – making it an elegant yet functional piece of accessory on the wrist.
Jaeger-LeCoultre, the master of time, has reintroduced the Master Ultra Thin Date, a modern dress watch with a steel model featuring a captivating blue-grey sunray dial, embodying Jaeger-LeCoultre’s philosophy of blending technical brilliance with timeless aesthetics.
The RM 65-01 McLaren Automatic Split-Seconds Chronograph W1, the latest collaboration between Richard Mille and McLaren, is an exquisite timepiece showcasing impeccable design and engineering. This high-performing device is a true driver’s watch, boasting high speed and precision.
The ‘First OMEGA in Space’ makes its grand return in the year 2024, complete with the modern Co-Axial Master Chronometer movement. The latest models of this watch keep the vintage aesthetics of the original models from the 1960s, whilst also boasting contemporary cutting-edge technology.
The Royal Oak Concept Collection introduces the 43 mm Split-Seconds Chronograph GMT Large Date, featuring forged carbon case centre and blue luminous pigments, after five years of meticulous design at Audemars Piguet’s R&D workshops.
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