270 Years of Time: Vacheron Constantin's Alligator Anniversary
The world's oldest watch brand, Vacheron Constantin, has decided that just as a 10th anniversary equals tin and a 50th ...
The Boldest, Most Exciting New Timepieces at Watches and Wonders 2025
New takes on legacy models, new movements, high complications, interesting gem-setting, stone dials, smaller case sizes, and ...
Watchmakers look to jewellery’s resilience
Gem-set timepieces dominate this year’s releases, reflecting high-ticket demand for models made from jewels and precious ...
The timepieces making headlines at Watches and Wonders 2025
This is the first year that Bvlgari moves from exhibiting in hotel suites to showing in the exhibition halls of Watches and Wonders proper. Its debut is marked, inevitably, with a Serpenti (the ...
Chanel Just Gave Its J12 Ceramic Watch a Midnight-Blue Makeover
The brand's J12 changed its accessories game at the turn of the century. Now the house has recast the watch’s hard-to-make ...
All of Patek Philippe’s New Watches, From an Ice-Blue Quadruple Complication to a Slimmer Cubitus
At Watches & Wonders 2025, the Swiss watchmaker opted for refinement over reinvention—tightening collections, scaling down ...
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What luxury can learn from the watch resale playbook
How a tight control on supply, certified pre-owned programmes and perception of longevity keep sales of vintage watches ...
How Kristi Noem’s $50,000 Rolex in a Salvadoran prison became a political flashpoint
When Homeland Security Secretary Kristi L. Noem visited El Salvador’s most notorious megaprison on Wednesday, she sported an eye-catching piece on her wrist that experts have identified as an 18-karat ...
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How Kristi Noem’s $50,000 Rolex in a Salvadoran prison became a political flashpoint
a Patek Philippe Ellipse and a Vacheron Constantin Historiques 1968, all in gold. Trump even has his own licensed watch brand, which includes pieces like the Inauguration Diamond Commander ...