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Englebert pairs gold jewellery with the enduring forms of Swedish ceramicsEnglebert jewellery embodies timeless design principles, celebrated here in dialogue with ceramics
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The horse is a sensual suggestion in Hermès’ new high jewellery collectionPierre Hardy, creative director of Hermès Jewellery, takes inspiration from the brand’s equestrian past in a dazzling new high jewellery collection
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For jewellery designer Anna Sheffield, location and landscape shape an innate understanding of materialsFrom her studio in Taos, New Mexico, Anna Sheffield creates space for different ways of making, thinking and being
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Is Barrelhand’s Monolith the first watch designed for life in space?Niche maker Barrelhand unites new technologies to create a mechanical watch designed specifically – from the ground up – for spaceflight. Might this be the first of many?
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Anatomy of a logo: Snoopy by Charles ShulzAmong our series on enduring American design motifs, Snoopy is perhaps the most endearing – and still a hot shot
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Louis Vuitton's Monterey watch finds a new life on the SS27 Paris runwayOriginally designed by Gae Aulenti in 1988, Louis Vuitton's first-ever watch returns in glossy ceramic, reimagined as a wearable charm for the house's SS27 menswear show
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J Hannah returns to a slower way of creating with a considered new jewellery collectionThe Los Angeles-based jewellery designer pays homage to traditional techniques in the JH Editions collection, including one-of-a-kind rings
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Why are watch brands so drawn to working with artists?Watchmakers have long collaborated with product designers on designs, but working with fine artists - that’s another level of challenge. Given that most artists are not household names why do it at all? Enter the esoteric world of the art watch
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Cartier announces the emerging watchmakers to know – winners of its prestigious awardThe Cartier Prize for Watchmaking Talents of Tomorrow recognises up-and-coming watchmakers and technicians
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At 25, Richard Mille has mastered the art of technically radical watchesTwenty-five years on, we take a look at how far Richard Mille watches have come
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Emerging jeweller Martina Kocianova's mushroom jewellery is quirky, cool and spiritualCentral Saint Martins and Sarabande Foundation alumni Martina Kocianova presents her first jewellery collection
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What does it take to create a 'tropical', vintage-inspired dial?Collectors call a brown dial ‘tropical’, referring to one that’s been faded through exposure to intense sun over the years. Does a new watch made to look old speak to a growing collector-influenced trend towards vintage-style pieces?
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In Susana Vega's wooden fine jewellery, no two pieces are alikeSusana Vega draws on a traditional goldsmithing background for a contemporary jewellery collection in wood
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For minimalist jewellery, no one does it better than Tokyo-based brand ShiharaJewellery brand Shihara epitomises clean lines and fuss-free design
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Is the TAG Heuer Monaco Speed 12 the most exciting racing watch yet?The limited edition Tag Heuer watch, which debuted at the Formula 1 Louis Vuitton Grand Prix de Monaco 2026, is the latest addition to the Monaco family
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Lucy Delius’ foray into black pearls takes a gothic turnThe jewellery designer’s new collection celebrates the sensual baroque pearl
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Daniel Brush worked at the intersection of jewellery and art. Now, he is to be celebrated in Paris'Daniel Brush – The Art of Light and Line' at L’ École School of Jewelry Arts unite 75 of the artist's paintings and wearable sculptures
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What happened when watch brand H Moser & Cie translated the inflatable Reebok Pump into watch form?Inside the unexpected collaboration, which rethinks the relationship between footwear and horology
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In Cartier’s high jewellery, exceptional stones are front and centreCartier has unveiled a new high jewellery collection, ‘Chœur des Pierres’, which marries much-loved motifs with clever design philosophies
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Star truck: Francesca Villa’s new brooches are driving us crazyThe jewellery designer draws on a vintage aesthetic for pieces that pay tribute to the open road
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Audemars Piguet teams with Ambush on limited-edition Royal Oak ConceptAudemars Piguet worked with the founders of the Tokyo-based streetwear and jewellery brand on a sublimely engineered new watch
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On yer bike! Why are watch brands embracing a slower set of wheels?We’ve likely grown used to the association between watch brands and motorsports – the speed, the tech, the glamour, it’s a natural fit. But what about the much slower, more basic and rather sweaty bicycle? From Tissot to Bremont, is cycling the new, more hipster F1?
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A pair of miniature Gabrielle Chanel figures reign supreme over this one-off chess setDiscover Chanel's unique chess set, complete with diamond-studded pieces and concealed clocks
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Inside watchmaking’s most surprising collaboration, the Swatch and Audemars Piguet Royal PopSwatch continues a journey of interesting collaborations with a new pocket watch created with Audemars Piguet, on sale 16 May 2026
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Detrash’s sustainable new watch is made from recycled beer cans. And that’s not the only surpriseIt’s one of the most sustainable watches on the market – but the real difference? It’s £375, setting a new benchmark for what’s achievable at an accessible price
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Melanie Georgacopoulos reimagines pearls in high jewellery debutIn her first high jewellery collection, ‘Eclipse’, Melanie Georgacopoulos expands her sculptural language beyond pearls, introducing onyx, chalcedony and diamonds in monochrome compositions inspired by transformation and duality
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Van Cleef & Arpels celebrates a long-term love affair with danceVan Cleef & Arpels’ Dance Reflections festival continues to celebrate the wealth of choreographic talent around the world – here’s the latest
