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LVMH Watch Week 2024 set the watch trends for the year ahead
LVMH Watch Week 2024 set an optimistic tone – here are the watches to look out for this year
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Shahla Karimi’s alternative engagement rings take a sculptural cue from Anish Kapoor
Shahla Karimi experiments with classic engagement ring design in the ‘Cloud’ collection
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Fun times: the smartwatches combining function and form
These smartwatches are packed with functionality, but now even smaller, giving a real-watch feel and offering life beyond snapchat notifications
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Bernard James’ flora-inspired diamonds mark ten years of Dover Street Market New York
Bernard James’ jewellerydebuting at Dover Street Market features rings, earrings and necklaces inspired by blossoming flora
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L’École Van Cleef & Arpels is school of hard rocks
L’École Van Cleef & Arpels recently opened the doors to its new jewellery school, exhibition space and bookstore in Paris, winning a Wallpaper* Design Award 2024
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Alighieri marks ten years with ten jewellery classics
Ten Alighieri jewellery classics make a special collection for the brand on its anniversary
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Omega explores the dark side of the moon with a stellar new watch
Omega unveils the Speedmaster Dark Side Of The Moon Apollo 8 watch
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In Kavant & Sharart fine jewellery, Asian heritage meets art deco influences
The new Kavant & Sharart fine jewellery collection puts a structured spin on a classic
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Rolex wins Best Pop Art in the Wallpaper* Design Awards 2024
The Rolex Oyster Perpetual watch rejoices in colour
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Hublot and Takashi Murakami push the boundaries of watch design
The Hublot MP-15 Takashi Murakami Tourbillon Sapphire is a conceptual and technical triumph
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Lynda Benglis jewellery for Loewe wins Best Wearable Art at Wallpaper Design Awards 2024
Spanish label Loewe and American sculptor Lynda Benglis have collaborated on an award-winning jewellery collection
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Venyx translates Man Ray’s sensual symbols into surrealist jewellery
Venyx pays tribute to artist Man Ray with a new surrealist jewellery collection
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Paul Smith and Braun put a very British spin on German minimalist tech
Paul Smith and Braun have collaborated on two new watches
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Discover Orient Star, the Japanese watch brand ticking all the right boxes
Orient Star, founded in Japan in 1951, manufactures its mechanical timepieces in Akita prefecture
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So-Le Studio’s first brooch is inspired by a 1930s Ferragamo sandal
So-Le Studio's Maria Sole Ferragamo reimagines her grandfather's 'Enea' sandal as a leather brooch
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Vacheron Constantin celebrates the spirit of adventure with a series of singular timepieces
Vacheron Constantin nods to its travel heritage with a set of unique watches
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Dubai Watch Week gave an exciting preview of watchmaking in 2024
The recent Dubai Watch Week buzzed with creative energy and gave us a hint of what watchmaking in 2024 will bring
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Chunky chains are given a subversive high jewellery spin
High jewellery houses rewrite the rules by way of 1980s tunes and a blast of emeralds, spinels and diamonds
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Smartwatches are given a design twist by Pininfarina
Pininfarina’s new Senso smartwatches by Globics tread the line between form and function
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Year in review: top 10 watch and jewellery stories of 2023, as picked by Wallpaper’s Hannah Silver
Silver’s top 10 watch and jewellery stories of 2023 span cool horological collaborations, sculptural forms, and cutlery as bracelets
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Richard Mille and Ferrari's new watch is barely thicker than a credit card
The Richard Mille RM UP-01 Ferrari signals a new era of ultra-thin watchmaking
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Seaman Schepps reveals offbeat new jewellery and homeware
Seaman Schepps celebrates 120 years of eclectic design codes and rare stones in a beautiful new jewellery collection
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Pianegonda brings a fresh spin to sterling silver jewellery
Italian jewellery brand Pianegonda, under the creative direction of Betony Vernon, marries form and function with a genderless sensibility
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This watch heals itself: is Regenerative Carbon the future of watchmaking?
ID Genève and CompPair reveal the first self-healing watch, using Regenerative Carbon
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Wallpaper* gift guide: shopping with watches & jewellery editor Hannah Silver
Something you want, something you need, something to wear, and something to read. Consult this classic gifting mantra for nice and easy shopping
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Comic book watches: from Mickey Mouse to Spiderman
Comic book watches, from brands such as Audemars Piguet, Oris, Ulysse Nardin and Reservoir, come with a ‘Pow!’ factor
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Francesca Villa’s pet portrait jewellery, the pawfect gift
Pet portrait jewellery courtesy of Francesca Villa’s bespoke Being Furry service puts a kitsch spin on gifting a loyal friend’s likeness
