The Nautilus by Patek Philippe. Timelessly contemporary for 40 years. This year, Patek Philippe celebrates the 40th anniversary of its casually elegant Nautilus collection. Born in 1976, revived in 2006, the Nautilus watch concept has stayed true to its sporty origins nonetheless. The 40th Anniversary is available in a limited edition of 700 watches. With … Read more
The Faye and Drew Bags Reimagined. Instantly recognisable thanks to a polished ring and draped curb chain detailing, Chloé’s Faye bag is a new take on ‘70s style. Crafted in textured, patchwork crocodile, ostrich and python skin, this slimline shoulder bag is deceptively spacious thanks to two roomy accordion compartments. By detaching the shoulder … Read more
A transformable jewellery watch: Graff Diamonds Princess Butterfly secret watch is a key that can allow you to access pockets of space-time. For the first time in Graff Diamonds history, the delicate butterfly motif is represented in a striking literal translation. This luxury hidden timepiece is featuring a highly-sculptural butterfly depicted by an outline of tapered … Read more
The first car sold in the U.S. powered by electricity, gas and solar. Orders are now being accepted for the much-anticipated, and stylishly appointed Revero. Originally hailed as one of the most beautiful vehicles ever conceived, the one-of-a-kind Karma 2017 Revero embodies the sensibilities of a passionate, charismatic, California-based Karma Automotive manufacturer. The luxury car … Read more
The Art of a Luxury Watch: Ulysse Nardin Executive Skeleton Tourbillon. My companion for this year’s Monaco Yacht Show/ MYS(28 September – 1 October 2016) will be the new featherweight Executive Skeleton Tourbillon, an avant-garde creation for the wrist from Ulysse Nardin. The Executive Skeleton Tourbillon is truly a special appearance. The Le Locle-based luxury watchmaker known for its marine … Read more
The Chantilly Arts & Elégance Richard Mille has definitely found its place among the worldwide exceptional rendezvous devoted to the motor car, especially as it has revived con brio the great tradition of the Concours d’Elégance of the 1920s of which France was the cradle. The first two Chantilly Arts & Elégance Richard Mille placed … Read more