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Leonard Iheagwam – aka Soldier – is the latest artist to put his stamp on Hublot's Big BangThe London-based artist and Swiss watchmaker unveil the new Hublot Big Bang Soldier All Black. 'You want to understand it, respect what already exists, and then find a way of introducing another story into it’, says Soldier
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Piaget’s new Andy Warhol watch is a tribute in ornamental stone marquetryThe new watch sees the pop artist’s Camouflage series ‘deconstructed and reinterpreted through the contemporary lens of Piaget’
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Versace explores the sculptural character of its timepiecesBespoke Partnership
Through the interplay of light, form and material, this new photographic series reveals the distinctive character of three Versace watches, bringing their bold silhouettes and considered details into focus
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‘By changing the scale, I began to see these pieces differently’: Sarah Emilie Müllertz presents a new drop of tiny Kinraden jewelleryAvailable at the Danish brand’s space at Liberty London, the new ‘All Things Tiny’ pieces include chains, bracelets and earrings made small
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Tasaki reframes the pearl in a fresh visual identityBespoke Partnership
Japanese jewellery brand Tasaki – known for its pearl cultivation and fine craftsmanship – honours its heritage and tradition with a crisp, contemporary vision
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First look: up close with the Louis Vuitton Tambour Convergence Mirror SteelMatthieu Hegi, artistic director of La Fabrique du Temps Louis Vuitton, explains the maison’s new guichet watch
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‘I have always been interested in the relationship between design, engineering and precision’: Sir Norman Foster on making his watch debutThe Pritzker Prize-winning architect has created a duo of timepieces with Lebond
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Jean Prounis’ ‘Moderne’ jewellery collection is inspired by art deco New YorkIn gold and set with estate diamonds and colourful gems, Prounis’ new jewellery designs nod to art deco art, architecture and culture
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Introducing the all-new Casio 2500, a ‘balance of familiarity and freshness’The 2500 is Casio’s first new fully analogue watch to launch in decades – and it’s causing a stir even before its launch
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‘The theme is forbidden paradise’: cult jeweller Patcharavipa works in colour with AdlerPatcharavipa’s ‘dreamlike’ first titanium jewellery collection was made in partnership with the Geneva specialist
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In an industry steeped in tradition, Ressence puts simplicity firstBespoke Partnership
Founder Benoît Mintiens explains why Ressence starts not with the mechanics of watchmaking, but with the person wearing the watch – and uses complex engineering to make telling the time simpler
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‘I wanted the inner world to shine’: Jacqueline Rabun on jewellery that takes you to a better placeThe influential American jewellery designer continues to create idiosyncratically; here, she talks us through her new Cave collection
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‘There is an incredible clarity to his vision’: Sophie Bille Brahe and Juergen Teller make her high jewellery dazzleThe Danish jewellery designer tells us about working with photographer Juergen Teller to capture her debut high jewellery collection
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Tiffany & Co.’s latest collection celebrates the radical imagination and legacy of Jean SchlumbergerBespoke Partnership
Inspired by Schlumberger’s original 1965 ‘Bird on a Rock’ brooch, the collection reimagines the iconic motif across new fine and high jewellery designs
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Hermès reframes traditional textile crafts with the Arceau Cheval Natté watchSilk-thread marquetry paints a picture on the dial of the new limited-edition watch
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‘Armour is the idea of something that you put on to protect you’ – first view of Fernando Jorge’s new jewellery collectionThe Brazilian-born London-based jeweller debuts Armour at PAD London
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‘This presents a different kind of creative freedom’ – Nada Ghazal unveils first full high jewellery collectionThe Lebanese jewellery designer presents her Echoes collection at PAD London
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Vacheron Constantin trains the master craftspeople of tomorrowBespoke Partnership
A new generation of artisans has unveiled artworks created during an 18-month residency with the support of Vacheron Constantin and The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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‘There is something very Parisian about wearing diamonds during the day’: Carine Roitfeld has thoughts about Messika’s ‘Roc’ necklaceIn white gold and diamonds, ‘Roc’ is a centrepiece of Valérie Messika's new high jewellery collection
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At Audemars Piguet the Royal Oak gives shape to a new high jewellery collectionGérald Genta's totemic timepiece design inspires the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Joaillerie collection
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'I wanted to create an effect of solid light' – Solange Azagury-Partridge works with rock crystal in a Mary Shelley-inspired collectionSolange Azagury-Partridge presents Frankenstone
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The seventh edition of the Patek Philippe Watch Art Grand Exhibition has just opened in MilanIn Italy, Patek Philippe gives a stage to the arts of watchmaking
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‘Like stepping into the mind of a genius’ – Jean Schlumberger sketches and artefacts are being preserved by Tiffany & Co and the Musée des Arts décoratifsA heritage maison and a cultural institution work together to make Schlumberger's archival designs available for future creators
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Joy BC’s jewellery is ‘a love letter to materiality, storytelling and craft’, on show in LondonMore than 20 rarely seen pieces of jewellery by the artist and goldsmith arrive at Elisabetta Cipriani Gallery, sculptural nods to ancient narratives
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IWC marks 50 years of Gérald Genta’s Ingenieur with two limited-edition watchesA half-century since the celebrated watch designer created the IWC Ingenieur SL, the new editions honour his ‘elegant but also pioneering’ vision
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To celebrate 30 years of its Overseas collection Vacheron Constantin unveils new Overseas Perpetual Calendar Ultra-ThinLimited to 200 pieces, the anniversary model pairs an azure blue dial with white gold and a case measuring just 8.11mm thick
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Pat McGrath partners with Pandora for a beauty-inspired jewellery collectionIn Pat McGrath x Pandora, jewellery and beauty collide across 17 charms and rings – shop the collection
