Gennady Oreshkin

This month, we explore all the ways in which precious jewels can be enjoyed daily. We swap extravagant gowns for clean lines and inviting textures, which

It is that time again, when the city of Geneva opens its wrists to the annual tide, and Watches & Wonders drifts in. The fair unfolds once more, a ritual of polished surfaces and hidden mechanisms, where the new is never wholly new but a trembling revision of what has already been lived through a thousand quiet nights of winding and waiting.

High jewellery set against raw, tactile elements — stones, dried fruit, wood — each pairing an argument neither side intends to win. The gemstone does not know it is polished, the rock does not know it is porous. And yet they meet, placed together by a hand that understands something about the way precision and unpredictability need each other, the way a smooth surface only reveals itself against something that resists it.

Over a week ago, mysterious adverts appeared in magazines teasing something called “Royal Pop”. Not much was clear except for this enigmatic new

Last week, the 2026 Cannes Film Festival unfurled its red carpet along the Croisette and welcomed the brightest names of cinema to make their annual mark, stepping out of the dark and into the merciless gaze of the cameras.

In 2008, A. Lange & Söhne introduced the world's first stop-seconds tourbillon with its Cabaret Tourbillon collection.

Opened in March, 1 Hotel Tokyo is a tranquil oasis in the heart of the buzzy megapolis

For more than 160 years now, TAG Heuer has been creating timepieces that can withstand athletic tests of endurance and serve as elegant day-to-day companions.

Luzern-based designer Benedict Haener rejects the established conventions in jewellery design and creates the pieces that, at first glance, appear

For its ninth high-jewellery collection, Hermès revisits its equestrian roots by taking the horse out of the equation entirely, focusing instead on its accoutrements.