Luxury in support of biodiversity
As the effects of climate change become more and more “tangible”, luxury’s leading names are responding to the need for urgent action to stem environmental destruction and loss of biodiversity.
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Louis Erard x Alain Silberstein, a unique collector’s triptych
Pushing the boundaries of its artistic design even further, Louis Erard reveals a completely unique triptych. Alain Silberstein was given carte blanche, designing the series of three watches like a picture over three panels. Three lots of 178 models at accessible prices.
Glashütte Original celebrates 100 years of the flying tourbillon
This year sees the 100th anniversary of the invention of the flying tourbillon by Glashütte master watchmaker Alfred Helwig. In his honour, Glashütte Original presents the Alfred Helwig Tourbillon 1920 – Limited Edition with the tourbillon on the reverse of the movement.
Ulysse Nardin's recycled fishing net straps
Ulysse Nardin blows the whistle on marine pollution by upcycling fishing nets into a new strap that is compatible with several of the brand's collections.
A mesh bracelet for the Omega Trésor
Three new additions join Omega’s Trésor line, each crafted in the brand’s own 18k Moonshine™ gold with an integrated mesh bracelet.
A new Carrera Special Edition at TAG Heuer
This new Carrera, equipped with a Heuer 02 movement, boldly reinterprets the storied 1965 Heuer Carrera “Dato 45”. A limited edition with a blue or white dial, it builds on the Carrera Sport Chronographs that were introduced earlier in the year.
The Swiss watch industry loses a decade
Morgan Stanley anticipates that Swiss watch exports for 2020 will be down by around 20% to CHF 16 billion, thereby returning to 2010 levels. Deloitte is convinced this pillar of the Swiss economy will adapt and bounce back after a year of "accelerated transformation".
Hermès Arceau – here comes the sun
An engraved sunray pattern and levitating diamonds illuminate the dial of the Arceau Soleil watch.
