Watches & Jewellery / Jewellery
Kate Moss was the face of Messika's Lucky Move collection in 2019, but this time has taken the mantle of jewellery designer
Watches & Jewellery / Watches
The Parisian brand expands its bestselling BR 05 line with a two-tone iteration, which channels the Sports Luxe allure of the eighties
One of the world's most iconic watches has undergone a number of subtle upgrades
This season’s extraordinary feat of creativity experiments with NASA-worthy materials, meticulous artistry and thousands upon thousands of diamonds
The latest, square-cased dive watch from the French-Swiss horologist employs two-tone Super-LumiNova to full phosphorescent effect
Patek Philippe’s latest chiming timepiece is joined by a blue-dial split-seconds chronograph and the brand’s first ever yellow-gold, chronograph-equipped perpetual calendar
Originally inspired by the clean lines and monochrome aesthetic of America's J-Class yachts, the Chanel J12 watch is a modern classic.
David Beckham helps Tudor unveil a Navy Blue version of its flagship model – and it's available to purchase in stores now
Fashion photographer Craig McDean captures a community of ‘unique personalities’ to help relaunch one of Cartier’s most distinctive timepieces
Running until 28 June, the 2020 edition of Masterpiece London showcases 138 global exhibitors online
The stainless steel timepiece celebrates the completion of the brand's new £500million watchmaking facility
Covid-19 might have cast a shadow over the luxury watch industry, but attention-grabbing colourways is still this year's hottest horological trend – as these summer-ready timepieces go to prove
Sparkling collaborations between fine jewellery and the silver screen, from blinged-up mob wives and staggering diamond heists to heady, Fitzgerald-fuelled glamour
Breitling presses on with its planned 2020 Summit, reconfiguring what would have been a physical show into an online press conference
The Parisian maison, known for its distinctive case designs, revises the 1936 Asymétrique model for its Privé Collection
Some watch cameos are straight-up, paid-for product placements; other wrist-based bit-parts are a little more authentic in nature – but can you spot the difference?
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