Watches & Jewels
Bulgari’s new jewellery speaks in colour
Five new designs extend a chromatic conversation the Roman house has been having since the 1950s
By Wanted Reporter
A different ball game: Jacob & Co Epic X Skeleton Black Titanium
Jacob & Co’s Epic X pairs technical watchmaking with sporting appeal
By Gary Cotterell
A Michelin-starred take on Swiss tradition
A collaboration between Jaeger-LeCoultre and Michelin-starred chef Gilles Varone transforms the flavours of the Vallée de Joux into an exploration of craftsmanship
By Gary Cotterell
Frederique Constant’s Manchette returns in turquoise
A genuine stone, an articulated bracelet and a dial that offers a one-of-a-kind expression
By Wanted Reporter
Tudor Black Bay Ceramic’s hi-tech aesthetic language
Tested by Federal Institute of Metrology, the watch is a symbol of technical expertise and performance
By Wanted Reporter
Ulysse Nardin unveils most advanced Freak watch yet
The new [Super] Freak marks 25 years of innovation with a double flying tourbillon
By Gary Cotterell
How Serpenti became a Bulgari signature
High jewellery’s most famous snake still coils around culture, craftsmanship and unapologetic glamour.
By Jo Buitendach
The dial as canvas
Hermès unveils the Arceau Cavalier en Formes with a miniature painting, a minute repeater and a lift tourbillon
By Wanted Reporter
Vintage treatment
Charles Greig, a family-run South African jeweller, has a 125-year Rolex legacy
By Aspasia Karras
Pop art meets haute horlogerie
Swatch and Audemars Piguet new collaboration sparks frenzy for limited-edition pocket watches
By Gary Cotterell
The family shaping African luxury
Family-run luxury house Patrick Mavros combines craftsmanship, conservation and heritage
By Jo Buitendach
For the love of bling
Our jewel-obsessed eyes have been hunting the brightest, boldest creations—these treasures now top our wish lists.
By Jo Buitendach
Hot Lunch with Christopher Greig
Christopher Greig is the fourth generation of the family whose name is synonymous with Rolex in South Africa
By Aspasia Karras
Beauty, joy and the emotive language of Solange
British jewellery designer Solange Azagury-Partridge reflects on creativity and why jewellery must have heart and soul.
By Jo Buitendach
