Jaeger-LeCoultre at the Royal Academy of Arts
The brand, joined by its ambassador Benedict Cumberbatch, welcomed guests for a gala dinner at the Royal Academy of Arts in London to celebrate the exhibition tracing its 186-year history.
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Montblanc's Bohème puts women first
Montblanc's women's collection welcomes four day/night models, a full calendar and, the standout piece, an in-house perpetual calendar. Confirmation that men no longer have a monopoly on high mechanics.
In Fine Watchmaking, technique is an art
Whether ostentatious or elegantly understated, in recent years technique has reached a level rarely equalled in the past. And for a very simple reason: aficionados are clamouring for more. Ulysse Nardin and H. Moser & Cie would be first to agree.
F.P. Journe thumbs his nose at copycats
The Genevan watchmaker has housed a minute-repeater inside an ultra-slim case… and is already chuckling at the idea of seeing others try and imitate his patented mechanism.
A. Lange & Söhne Cabaret Tourbillon
A. Lange & Söhne presents a delicate tourbillon mechanism set inside the Cabaret watch's rectangular case. True to form, the manufacture's watchmakers have given it a subtle but infinitely sophisticated twist: this particular tourbillon can be stopped and time set to the nearest second.
Chopard, the chameleon jeweller
In 2007, the Genevan jeweller purchased the world's biggest chameleon diamond. Today it is the centrepiece of a ring, surrounded by a cluster of yellow diamonds. The ultimate in elegance and totally unique.
Chanel joins forces with Audemars Piguet
The renowned French brand has called on the Le Brassus Manufacture to anchor itself in the Fine Watch segment.
