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There are journeys that carry us away and change us for life; journeys from which one returns transformed and of which the memories remain engraved on our minds; journeys full of adventure,...
The fame of the name and the dazzle of the diamonds have perhaps overshadowed the complex, many-faceted history of the great jewellery house, yet Cartier has played a prominent role in the...
Thirteen Swiss watch brands, all with their own fascinating stories of heritage, achievement, innovation and creativity, brought their latest and best pieces to Hong Kong in September for the...
A watch with a following that can probably rival NASCAR’s, the Rolex Daytona has always had an affinity to racing. The timepiece was named after the famous Daytona International Speedway in...
At the helm of Piaget since 1999, Philippe Leopold-Metzger has been behind the company’s impressive growth and recognition in Asia, especially China. Since becoming CEO, he has pursued an...
In 1967, Arnold Palmer became a Rolex ambassador, marking the start of the brand’s association with golf. Today, the Rolex roster of golf sponsorships has grown to include the names of...
With its latest series of Tanks, super complications and concept watches in tow, Cartier was at the centre of the action when the first Watches & Wonders opened at the Hong Kong Convention and...
If there is one thing that never changes at Piaget, it is the tireless determination to constantly push the boundaries of the infinitely small, as can attest the impressive succession of record-...
If there is one Swiss brand a watch collector ought to have in his or her arsenal, it would have to be Vacheron Constantin. This time-honoured manufacture has maintained its position at the...
The latest embodiment of Piaget’s virtuosity in the field of ultra-thin movements since 1957, the Emperador Coussin Automatic Minute Repeater sets another double record for slenderness in its...