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The Japanese watch brands you need to know now
Naoya Hida & Co, Kikuchi Nakagawa and Kurono Tokyo are just some of the Japanese watch brands to keep an eye on
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Chanel pays homage to Hollywood’s golden age with dazzling new high jewellery
New Chanel high jewellery collection ‘Reach for the Stars’ looks back to Gabrielle Chanel’s time in Hollywood
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All eyes on Greek jewellery brand Lito as it launches bold new amulets to mark its 25 years
Striking amulets, seductive stones and secret messages characterise Lito's striking new anniversary collection, an extension of its ‘Tu es Partout’ series
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Dive into this summer’s poolside watch, by Girard-Perregaux and Bamford
Girard-Perregaux looks to the archives to reintroduce the Deep Diver, in collaboration with Bamford Watch Department
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Fernando Jorge on shaping his new all-diamond jewellery collection with a nod to art deco
The jewellery designer explores the possibilities of the baguette cut in a new collection, ‘Vertex’, a nod to art deco that combines ‘geometry and fluidity’
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The best layering necklaces for an elevated yet casual look
How to mix, match and stack jewellery for the ultimate high-energy, low-effort style
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Inside AP House in Manchester, as Audemars Piguet heads north
Audemars Piguet has opened its second AP House in the UK, on Manchester’s smart King Street, and the immersive showroom’s design is full of nods to the city
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The first fine jewellery collection from Mara Paris brings a refreshing informality to precious materials
Natura Forma, the first fine jewellery collection from Mara Paris, is gorgeously imperfect in its fluid forms
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From Cubism to Pop, artists’ jewellery goes on show in Palm Beach
‘Artists’ Jewelry: From Cubism to Pop, the Diane Venet Collection’ at the Norton Museum of Art showcases key pieces from an impressive collection
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Shola Branson draws from the antique and modern for his must-have jewellery pieces
Shola Branson's jewellery in SMO gold combines a range of eclectic influences
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These statement watches are surefire conversation starters
From Richard Mille to Hublot and Bulgari, these statement watches aren’t to be missed
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Sylvain Rieu-Piquet flits between jewellery and design in a Carpenters Workshop Gallery show
‘Design is a way to think,’ says Rieu-Piquet ahead of his London exhibition ‘Chimaera’, featuring 40 pieces of sculptural jewellery and ceramics
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From dress to tool watches, discover chic red dials
Watch brands from Cartier to Audemars Piguet are embracing a vibrant red dial. Here are the ones that have caught our eye.
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The case against symmetry: the watches rejecting roundness
Watchmaking is focusing on case shape, the heart of every watch’s form and fit. So what’s the future of case shape? And since we’re programmed to love that balance, are we ready to let go of our addiction to symmetry?
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Kimy Gringoire's heart-shaped cables make for streamlined jewellery design
Expanding and evolving her 2021 collection, Kimy Gringoire's new pieces reflect the duality of love
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The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar watch solves an age-old watchmaking problem
This new watch may be highly technical, but it is refreshingly usable
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Titanium watches are strong, light and enduring: here are some of the best
Brands including Bremont, Christopher Ward and Grand Seiko are exploring the possibilities of titanium watches
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Nina Runsdorf brings classic jewellery back to life to mark 20 years
New York-based jewellery designer Nina Runsdorf celebrates her eponymous brand’s anniversary with a new jewellery collection, ‘Archive’
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Tee time! Five golf watches to lower that handicap
Golf watches are smarter than ever. Here are five of the best
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Nikos Koulis brings a cool wearability to high jewellery
Nikos Koulis experiments with unusual diamond cuts and modern materials in a new collection, ‘Wish’
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Tudor hones in on the details in 2025’s new watch releases
Tudor rethinks classic watches with carefully considered detailing – shop this year’s new faces
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Cartier’s major new exhibition opens at the V&A and it’s a gem
‘Cartier’ at the V&A in London takes an epic tour through the house’s history and archives
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Are ‘jump hour’ watches the most enjoyable trend to come out of Watches and Wonders?
Watches and Wonders 2025 saw new jump hour watches from Bremont, Cartier, Gerald Charles, Hautlence, Svend Andersen and others
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Panconesi’s first series of sensuous design objects are just as covetable as the jewellery
Marco Panconesi borrows from his distinctive jewellery language when creating nine pieces for the home
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What are lab-grown diamonds? Experts explain
Man-made diamonds are having a moment. Whether as a sustainable alternative to classic engagement rings or as affordable diamond jewellery, synthetic diamonds are more popular than ever
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Piaget’s new Sixtie watches recall a glamorous history at Watches and Wonders 2025
Piaget draws on historical codes with the trapeze-shaped Sixtie watch collection, revealed at Watches and Wonders 2025
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Cartier dials up the glamour at Watches and Wonders 2025
Cartier revamps much-loved watch collections, from Privé and Panthère to Tank and Tressage, upping the sparkle at the watch fair in Geneva
