Reportage
Cartier LOVE: Aldo Cipullo’s design for a lasting bond
Created in New York in 1969, the bracelet made a visible screw and a small tool part of the language of jewellery.
Read the storyTHE DEPARTMENTS
Watches & Jewellery
Watchmaking, high jewellery and the houses that define both: releases, archives and craft.
Watches & Jewellery / Reportage
Audemars Piguet takes Royal Oak geometry into jewellery
Nineteen pieces translate the bracelet’s recognisable structure into necklaces, cuffs and earrings, with colour and stones opening another design vocabulary.
Watches & Jewellery / Reportage
Hublot and Jeff Koons: Balloon Dog becomes a watch
Convex surfaces, a balloon-tail detail and a sculpted seconds-hand counterweight bring Koons’s inflated vocabulary to the Classic Fusion.
Watches & Jewellery / Reportage
Patek Philippe Watch Art Milan: complications, enamel and Italian history
The exhibition at CityOval places museum pieces, current watches and live craft demonstrations within fifteen thematic rooms.
Watches & Jewellery / Reportage
Watchmaking’s summer stage: beyond the exhibition stand
Music, regattas and private collections give watches another public setting without replacing the industry’s institutional calendar.
Watches & Jewellery / Reportage
Tiffany’s Hidden Garden: flowers, birds and the architecture of a jewel
Nathalie Verdeille revisits Jean Schlumberger’s natural world in the 2026 Blue Book collection.
Watches & Jewellery / Reportage
Formula 1 on the wrist: five watchmaking approaches to the grid
Official timing, team partnerships and driver editions produce different kinds of racing watch.
Watches & Jewellery / Reportage
AP House London: a watch collection inside a Mayfair townhouse
A Clifford Street building gives Audemars Piguet four floors for archives, contemporary watches, music and a roof terrace.
Watches & Jewellery / Reportage
Bulgari Vimini: an archival weave becomes a contemporary structure
The Eternal collection returns to a 1942 bracelet through articulated gold and a darker high-jewellery interpretation.
Watches & Jewellery / Reportage
Tiffany Timer and Sixteen Stone: jewellery codes enter the movement
The January 2026 watches connect platinum, lacquer and mother-of-pearl with the house’s established design archive.
Watches & Jewellery / Reportage
Rolex Datejust: eighty years on the printed page
Nicholas Foulkes's authorised history follows the watch through the archive, returning to a design introduced in 1945.
Watches & Jewellery / Reportage
Tiffany Ginza: a jewellery store at six different scales
Jun Aoki’s glass façade and Peter Marino’s interiors connect wisteria, paper, contemporary art and jewellery within a particular Tokyo address.