Tag: Watches
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Turn back time? What it means to wear a watch in the era of mobile phones
As the need for watches has waned, the timepiece has become a wrist-based statement. Wearing one now can feel like a coded message• Read more from the spring/summer 2020 edition of The Fashion, our biannual style supplement
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Dolce&Gabbana debut participation at 2020 Baselworld Jewellery and Watch Show
Dolce&Gabbana Group makes its debut at 2020 Baselworld Watch and Jewellery Show, the biggest trade show of the international watch and jewellery industry, organized each spring in the city of Basel, Switzerland. By participating in the biggest watch & jewelry show, the Italian designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana continue to communicate their…
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5 luxury watch brands celebrating the Year of the Rat with custom-made timepieces
The Zodiacal Rat – Top 5 “Year of the Rat Watches” by Swiss Haute Horlogerie manufacturers. Representing renewal, the Rat is the first sign in the Chinese Zodiac calendar. A symbol of passion and ambition, the sign of the Rat will take center stage in 2020 according to the age-old Chinese calendar. The Zodiacal Rat…
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The Illusion protects the valuables without the effort of going to a safe
The joy of owning precious items goes hand in hand with the desire to know they are well-protected. This compact hidden safe by Buben & Zorweg, the creator of inbuilt, multifunctional luxury safes, watch winders and clocks was made to provide a quick-and-easy solution to safeguarding one’s valuables in the office or bedroom when…
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HYT SooNow Drop One Limited Edition – one of the most vibrant tributes to time’s unrepeatable moments
Time is fluid for HYT watches, the revolutionary watchmaking company based in Neuchâtel, Switzerland. HYT is the only watchmaking company to display time with fluids. When Soon becomes now, immediacy rewards desire: The Swiss watch brand revolutionising the market with fluid watches launched SooNow Drop One – a Limited Edition of just five…
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World’s most expensive watch sells for £24.2m in charity auction
All proceeds from sale in Switzerland go to research into Duchenne muscular dystrophy