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The source of much horological hype, the 5811 timepiece has some very subtle modifications — and one bigger change
The trained engineer has an eye for both aesthetics as well as for what’s under the bonnet
The LVMH scion wants to revive traditional brand Daniel Roth focused on craftsmanship and finishing
Rise above the summer airport chaos with multi-pocket, unstructured jackets that lend a feeling of order
Britain’s best-known menswear designer in his first collaboration with another award-winning designer
The watchmaker is looking to polish its high-end credentials with a music-inspired minute repeater
The youngest son of Bernard Arnault has a new role at Louis Vuitton watches
Industry supports the smaller but more diverse and inclusive format of the show
The liquidation of its Hong Kong owner threatens the future of the Savile Row tailor
Original drawings for Audemars Piguet Royal Oak and Patek Philippe Nautilus timepieces will be auctioned in the spring
The watch will be available to only 169 of Tiffany’s top clients — with one expected to fetch hundreds of thousands at auction
Savvy entrepreneurs are reviving vintage designs with a wholesome flavour
Once the dress code on the invitation was a cause for relief, but the eveningwear brief has begun to blur around the edges
The brand’s Longitude watch is the first to be made in the new facility and feature a costlier but proprietary calibre
The Theranos founder has adopted a softer, ‘everymom’ persona
Ready-to-wear linen separates and unlined jackets are flying off the shelves as men embrace the post-lockdown art of casual dressing up
Closing a third of shops and removing €200m of old stock was needed to start over
After a year of store closures, the designer is opening a new shop in London
David Cameron met the businessman in the desert — but it’s Greensill’s ankle wear that’s truly troubling
A mix of digital and physical events is the future for the industry, says the watch fair’s boss
Fashion deals keep luxury watch brands up with the times
House of Lords peers join retailers to warn of ‘blow’ to business if VAT refunds are scrapped
Exhibitors take their business straight to the biggest driver of the watch market: China
The revival of two mega-watches by Cartier and Breitling marks the return of Miami Vice style
Tag Heuer’s digital chief sees connected watches as a point of entry to the mechanical models
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