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Patek Philippe’s Watches and Wonders 2023 releases embody a sharp technicality
Discover the new watches from Patek Philippe
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Discover all the Rolex watches released at Watches and Wonders 2023
Rolex unveils bold new additions to its iconic watch families
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Cartier rethinks classic watch design in Watches and Wonders 2023 releases
Discover the new Cartier watches
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Hermès Watches and Wonders pavilion inspired by new H08 watches
The Hermès Watches and Wonders 2023 pavilion is a collaboration with artist Clément Vieille and a nod to the H08 collection
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Feast your eyes: Nadine Ghosn brings cutlery-inspired jewellery to the table
Nadine Ghosn’s Youtensils jewellery collection brings a playfulness to the functional forms of the humble fork, spoon and disposable straw
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Jewellery designers share their most precious personal pieces
A host of jewellers have given us a peek at the jewellery which has brought them solace this year
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New Wempe marine chronometers see historical codes meet curved forms
Wempe and yacht designer Tim Heywood unveil the Wempe Marine Chronometer Cube and the Wempe Marine Chronometer Coco de Mer
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Watches and Wonders behind the scenes: building the world’s biggest watch fair
Discover how Watches and Wonders 2023, the year’s biggest horological event, is designed and built
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Ukrainian design comes to New York
Discover Ukrainian design with the Ukrainian Creators Fair at Skylight at Essex Crossing, New York
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‘Crown to Couture’: Kensington Palace unveils its largest ever exhibition
‘Crown to Couture’ at Kensington Palace, London, promises a dazzling delve into royal-court and red-carpet jewellery and dressing (5 April – 29 October 2023). Its curators tell us more
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Irene Neuwirth and Studio Shamshiri bring magical realism to New York
Fall down the whimsical rabbit hole of Irene Neuwirth’s new jewellery boutique on Madison Avenue
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Jewelled objects reveal the links between the great jewellery houses and interior designers
Precious metals and stones are not just for the body. Here, we reveal a story of parallel passions between two disciplines that results in jewelled objects for the home
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Omega’s pop-up London space celebrates a century of women’s watchmaking
Omega’s exhibition space and members’ club, Her Time House, opens its doors in London
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Playing it cool: pearls are having a moment
We've been deep-diving into boutiques around the world to find the very best calcium carbonate in minute crystalline form. It seems jewellers have been busy rethinking pearls, with contemporary (and often affordable) results
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We’re pinning our hopes on Chanel’s new watch
The Chanel Mademoiselle Privé Pique-Aiguilles watch draws on the couture traditions of the house for its oversized design
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Alternative engagement rings with an edge
As the sales of engagement rings sky-rocket during lockdown, enjoy our off-kilter curation of edgy and unconventional engagement rings
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Björn Weckström’s epic sculptures and chunky jewellery shine a light on the human condition
Finnish sculptor and jewellery designer Björn Weckström on his life’s work
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‘Jewellery shouldn’t only look interesting from the top’: Lia Lam’s modernist jewellery designs
New jewellery designer Lia Lam presents her debut collection
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Daniel Arsham unveils ‘Light & Time’ installation for Hublot
American artist Daniel Arsham has created a temporary installation piece on the slopes of Zermatt for Hublot
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The unmissable jewellery design at TEFAF Maastricht 2023
Discover exquisite jewellery at TEFAF Maastricht 2023 from Didier, Hemmerle and Van Cleef & Arpels
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Best Apple watch bands for the design aficionado
Whether sporty, cool or classic, find the best Apple watch bands for you
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Seiko fans mark anniversary of the Seiko 5 Sports watch with four winning designs
The Seiko 5 Sports ‘Customise’ Limited Edition collection was designed and chosen by Seiko fans across the world
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Architect and jewellery designer Ramona Albert brings a fluidity to jewellery
Ramona Albert draws on her architectural background in her free-flowing jewellery silhouettes
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Discover jewellery studio Stud’s eclectic curation of vintage earrings
Ben Perdue, founder of Stud, shifts the focus to good materials and offbeat earring design
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Discover Label Noir’s reimagined watches and table clocks
Label Noir, now available at Dover Street Market, personalises familiar watch models
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New York’s newest jewellery boutique is a chocolate box of treasures
The Seven, founded by Camille Zarsky, offers an eclectic collection of jewellery
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We’re tuning into D’heygere’s DVD hoops
The humble DVD is given a rethink by Paris-based accessories brand D’heygere
