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Tag Heuer’s Formula One-themed booth at Watches and Wonders 2025 showcased the Monaco F1 Split-Seconds Chronograph and an update on the Formula 1 Solargraph, as well as cars driven by Ayrton Senna and Max Verstappen. Photo: Handout
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Style Edit: Tag Heuer wows with new watches designed to set hearts racing

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The Hermès Cut Le Temps Suspendu, launched at Watches and Wonders 2025, shows time suspended by fixing the sub-seconds dial at 12 o’clock. Photo: Handout
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Style Edit: Hermès wowed at Watches and Wonders with playful, intricate timepieces

The Tudor Black Bay 58 in bold burgundy exemplifies a trend among watchmakers this year for introducing vibrant new colours and bold designs. Photo: Handout
Watches and Wonders

Form, fit and function were key trends at Watches and Wonders 2025

Swiss watchmaker Rolex’s newest model, the Oyster Perpetual Land-Dweller, packed with patented innovations, debuted at the 2025 edition of Watches and Wonders in Geneva on April 1. Photo: Handout
Rolex

Rolex’s patent-packed Oyster Perpetual Land-Dweller is finally here

A-listers like Paul Mescal (pictured), Tyler the Creator and Kendall Jenner are popularising the wearing of mini watches from marque brands. Photo: Getty Images
Timepieces

Tiny watches are big – just look at Tyler the Creator and Kendall Jenner

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From left to right: Mark Zuckerberg begins collecting; Patek Philippe releases the Cubitus; GPHG awards IWC’s Portugieser Eternal Calendar the Aiguille D’Or; Konstantin Chaykin and Bulgari duke it out for thinnest watch in the world; Armin Strom passes away at 86. Photos: Handout
Timepieces

The year in watchmaking, wrapped – 24 moments in 2024

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The exquisitely refurbished Boutique Cartier Lee Garden Five in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong. Photo: Handout
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Style Edit: Cartier brings Christmas to its revamped Hong Kong boutique

Martin Fuchs riding Leone Jei in the Rolex Grand Prix 1.6m. Photo: Rolex
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Style Edit: Rolex’s equestrian connection with CHI Geneva

Perfumer Nicolas Bonneville has created a series of three scents for Jaeger-LeCoultre under its Made for Makers programme. Photo: Handout
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Style Edit: Nicolas Bonneville created 3 new scents for Jaeger-LeCoultre

Chinese-Singaporean actress Gong Li and French actress and filmmaker Mélanie Laurent at “Cartier, the Power of Magic”, which opened at Shanghai Museum East in November. Photos: Handout
Cartier

Cartier’s new exhibition in Shanghai blends high jewellery with Chinese art

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Louis Vuitton has launched its latest Monogram Star diamond, as well as the LV Diamonds Certificate that tracks the gemstones using blockchain technology. Photos: Handout
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Style Edit: Louis Vuitton’s Monogram Star diamond and the LV Diamonds Certificate

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Jannik Sinner (Italy) lifts the Shanghai Masters winner’s trophy following his victory on October 13. Photos: Handout
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Style Edit: Jannik Sinner triumphs at the Rolex Shanghai Masters

Nicolas Bonneville is the perfumer behind Jaeger-LeCoultre’s new perfumes. Photos: Handout
Jaeger-LeCoultre

Q&a / Why Jaeger-LeCoultre has debuted a scent collection by a self-taught perfumer

Each year, the Salzburg Festival and Rolex celebrate rising talent with the Herbert von Karajan Young Conductors Award. Pictured: Gabor Kali Conductor leading the Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra. Photos: Handout
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Style Edit: Rolex celebrates rising classical music talent at the Salzburg Festival

The panther is Cartier’s most distinctive motif, found across its range of jewellery, handbags and accessories. Photos: Handout
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Style Edit: The peerless elegance of Cartier’s Panthère

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Louis Vuitton and Graff launch new natural diamond collections: jewellery giants trade on rarity of ‘real’ stones as demand for lab-grown slumps, with specialists De Beers slashing overall output. Pictured: Louis Vuitton Drift rings, from the Deep Time collection. Photos: Handout
Masterpieces

Why the jewellery industry isn’t giving up on natural diamonds

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The Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion has been drawing racing enthusiasts since 1974 and this year celebrated 50 years of racing car excellence with Formula One champions Sir Jackie Stewart and Jenson Button
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Style Edit: Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion celebrates 50 years of excellence

Boucheron’s latest high jewellery collection incorporates unconventional materials including asbestos. Photos: Handout
Masterpieces

Can luxury jewellery ever be truly sustainable?

Radical transparency? Blockchain tech is making diamond sourcing more accountable – and major players from the Gemological Institute of America, to Chow Tai Fook and De Beers are getting involved. Photo: Reuters
Masterpieces

Radical transparency? Blockchain is making diamond sourcing more accountable

The Power of Couture collection, part of Boucheron’s Histoire de Style. Photos: Handout
Masterpieces

The high jewellery designers daring to pair precious and humble materials

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Lab-grown diamonds now make up a fifth of the market, but their popularity has begun to fall. Photo: Reuters
High Jewellery

Lab-grown diamonds are so over, while natural diamonds are back, say experts

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L’École, School of Jewelry Arts, has opened its first campus in the Middle East, in Dubai. Photos: Handout
High Jewellery

L’École Middle East in Dubai opens with a Chinese ornaments exhibition

Watches and Wonders Geneva runs until April 15, with brands including Rolex, Patek Philippe, Cartier, Chopard, Hermès and Chanel. Photo: AFP
Timepieces

Watches and Wonders: the Geneva watch fair 2024 with Rolex, Cartier and more

Van Cleef & Arpels are just one big-name brand leaning into a trend for semi-precious stones, valued for their dramatic colour and their supposed healing or protective properties. Photos: Handout
High Jewellery

What are ‘semi-precious’ stones? The blazing-colour jewellery trend explained

6 of the latest luxury gifts spanning Louis Vuitton and Boucheron jewellery, a Diptyque scent, designer tableware and even a necklace that holds caviar. Photos: Handout
Luxury brands

6 luxury gifts for loved ones, from jewellery to colourful collectible homeware

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