Watches & Jewellery

‘Mouth Full of Golds’ traces Eddie Plein's mastery of a golden era of dentistry, and is re-released ahead of a forthcoming documentary film

By Hannah Silver Published 26 April 26

The King’s Foundation and Cartier: Decorative Métiers d'Art in Watchmaking is open to UK-based watchmaking and jewellery graduates and novice designers

By Hannah Silver Published 23 April 26

An intimate cocktail event toasted the sculptural lines and duality of the latest pieces designed by Valérie Messika

By Gavin Hastings Published 21 April 26

Key new releases and innovations from the Geneva watch fair

By Hannah Silver Last updated 17 April 26

At Watches and Wonders 2026, the brand blurs the lines between watches and jewellery with the Midnight Jour Nuit Phase de Lune and Midnight Heure d’ici & Heure d’ailleurs

By Thor Svaboe Published 16 April 26

The Monaco Chronograph and the Monaco Evergraph are innovative titanium timepieces

By Thor Svaboe Published 16 April 26

For 2026, the watch has been made more compact than ever – a move not without its challenges

By Joshua Hendren Published 15 April 26

The brand releases the Swinging Pebbles collection of pendant watches in three colourful stones

By Hannah Silver Published 15 April 26

Patek Philippe has arrived at Watches and Wonders 2026 – here’s a closer look at every new timepiece the brand has released 

By Anna Solomon Published 14 April 26

Rolex arrives at Watches and Wonders 2026 with its new releases for the year ahead, celebrating a century of the Oyster

By Anna Solomon Published 14 April 26

Bespoke Partnership

More than 50 years after its debut, the first square, water-resistant chronograph returns with a refined design and in-house Calibre TH20-11

By Gavin Hastings Published 14 April 26

At Watches and Wonders 2026, the clean lines of the skeleton watch are inspiring Hermès

By Hannah Silver Published 14 April 26

Cartier rethinks much-loved watch families at Watches and Wonders 2026

By Thor Svaboe Published 13 April 26

Glenn Spiro draws on traditional techniques and unexpected materials to create one-of-a-kind high jewellery

By Hannah Silver Published 11 April 26

The complexity of a mystery dial – which requires the movement to be mounted on layered rotating transparent discs – has seen them fall from the mainstream. Increasingly, brands are reintroduced, a sign that we want watch dials to be as entertaining as they are aesthetically pleasing. But will mystery dials stick around this time?

By Josh Sims Published 8 April 26

The Peaky Blinders effect aside, for a new generation, reaching for a pocket watch could be as natural as pulling out a phone to check the time. Heritage and contemporary brands, from Audemars Piguet to Urwerk, are ready

By Josh Sims Published 30 March 26

Jewellery brand Avgvst and fashion label J.Kim draw on a shared set of values for a minimalist and chic partnership

By Ann Binlot Published 25 March 26

Bringing a sense of fun to high jewellery, the luxury house leans into bold design and precious stones

By Hannah Silver Published 22 March 26

In this year's new watch releases, Audemars Piguet reinterprets the Royal Oak

By Thor Svaboe Published 20 March 26

As the cars rev their engines for a new season, we look at the watches on and off the track

By James Gurney Published 18 March 26

Founder of BAR Jewellery, Sophie McKay speaks on her latest ‘Horizon’ collection, which focuses on the the finer details found in nature

By Tianna Williams Published 16 March 26

The sleek Hublot Big Bang Unico SR_A features the brand’s first Unico chronograph movement and a design that Ross says is ‘driven by functionality first’

By Hannah Silver Published 12 March 26

Creative director Paula Gerbase celebrates Georg Jensen’s rich jewellery heritage with 11 pieces from the archive, by Danish and Swedish artists and designers

By Hannah Silver Published 10 March 26

Since joining Bremont as CEO in 2023, Davide Cerrato has been at the helm of a new direction for the brand

By Thor Svaboe Published 8 March 26