Watches
H. Moser doesn’t do baby steps, the Swiss brand is growing at a crazy rate and knows how to attract collectors: the new ‘Smoked Salmon’ Streamliner proves it.
These days collectors want engineering prowess, great design, rarity and exclusivity – the new $25,000 Czapek Lanikai checks all those boxes.
Audemars Piguet is celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Offshore with a unique timepiece inspired by an AP Royal Oak co-designed by Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Check out the amazing restoration of this destroyed Citizen Bullhead, Brad Pitt’s timepiece from Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
Imagine spending $1.2 million on a watch and then quintupling your investment a few years later – that’s what happened with this record-breaking Patek Philippe.
From the new ‘bubbly’ Rolex to the Chopard with a ‘woody’ dial, let’s have a look at some of the most exciting releases from Watches and Wonders.
Made by renowned London-based jeweler Patcharavipa, this AP Royal Oak looks like it was carved from a solid block of gold.
The attention to detail with the new Jacob Astronomia Revolution is amazing, from telescope-inspired gold mirrors to the diamond that rotates around the dial.
The Jacob Molsheim Edition is a fitting tribute to the small French town where Bugatti was founded, with an equally fitting 7-figure price tag.
The upgraded Girard-Perregaux Laureato is an all-ceramic masterpiece made in partnership with Aston Martin racing: but the price will make you weep.
The watch was designed to match the $4 million Hermès Bugatti Chiron.
With over 240 diamonds and 250 carats on the dial, case, and bracelet; and a 7-figure price tag, the Jacob and Co Billionaire Double Tourbillon isn’t for everyone.
The new MoonSwatch Mission to Moonshine is here so is it a 007-themed Swatch or is it a new colorway? Neither: it has just a gold-coated hand.
The new Richard Mille RM 07 04 weighs less than a t-shirt, coming in with five different colorways and an eye-watering price tag.
Brabus and Panerai have teamed up to create a watch that looks like it could withstand a nuclear blast.
Why buy only one Zenith Defy watch when you can buy a whole boxset of rainbow watches for $128,000, right?