Watches & Jewels

Pomellato Iconica embodies everyday elegance with a twist — sculptural, stackable jewellery that can be worn solo or layered.

Omega counts down to the Winter Olympics with a frosted dial that echoes alpine mornings.

Architectural curves reimagine gold as a modern design language.

Resort ease meets technical precision in gold, steel, and self-assured charm.

Ming’s contemporary 37.05 Lunatic lets light, shadow and motion do the storytelling.

High jewellery’s most famous snake still coils around culture, craftsmanship and unapologetic glamour.

There’s no reason to go the usual route in the face of so many timeless novelties.

Honoured at the GPHG, Chopard’s Imperiale Four Seasons transforms horology into a year-long visual poem.

Gothic goes grown-up with sharp tailoring, molten metals, and jewellery with a bite.

From African roots to Art Deco influences, each piece of jewellery combines narrative, style and conscientious artistry.

Lucky packet precious treats, wrapped and ready to go.

Winged and scaled icons have shaped some of the Maison’s most legendary jewels.

Layered diamonds and liquid metallics steal the scene, gloriously.

Romance goes minimal in jewels that feel as modern as they do meaningful.

IWC reinterprets Gérald Genta’s 70s Ingenieur with a stainless steel perpetual calendar for modern collectors.