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Watches1 June 2020
Watches as Works of Art

When not worn on the wrist, classic timepieces function like works of art, unfurling exuberance in abstract still-life.
Watches29 April 2020
How a Futuristic Material Revolutionised Richard Mille’s Watches

Through Richard Mille’s innovative timepieces, carbon TPT traces the identity of the brand.
Watches1 April 2020
At Vacheron Constantin, “Haute Couture” Is Meant to Be Worn on the Wrist

As one of the oldest watchmaking manufacturer in the world, Vacheron Constantin’s new women’s collection explores a new dialogue with haute couture.
Watches25 March 2020
A Watch Brought Back From the Brink of Extinction

Zenith’s El Primero was once considered a mechanical marvel. Now, it’s achieved cult classic status.
Watches, Jewellery5 March 2020
5 Bejewelled Timepieces That Double as Jewellery

The ornamental meets the functional in these watches.
Watches4 February 2020
4 Watches That Push Technical Boundaries

Meet the technical marvels that are spearheading the future of watchmaking.
Watches27 December 2019
Object of Desire: Vacheron Constantin Overseas Tourbillon Watch

Through the back of the Swiss watchmaker’s luxurious new timepiece, you can see what makes it tick.
Watches19 December 2019
Object of Desire: Cartier Baignoire Allongée Watch

A stretched, almost surrealist timepiece.
Watches, T | On Set4 December 2019
On Set | The Making of the Chanel J12 Watch

It takes two months to make this classic Chanel accessory. Watch as artisans deftly construct the timepiece, from the ceramic band to the steel-edged case to the self-winding internal mechanism, at the brand’s atelier in Switzerland.
Watches26 November 2019
Object of Desire: Rolex Day-Date 36 Watch

Rolex made its first turquoise-faced watch in 1983. This version of the classic Day-Date 36, in gold, sports the first such dial in nearly a decade.
Watches19 November 2019
Object of Desire: Bell & Ross BR05 Watch

Bell & Ross’s new urbane timepiece is sure to become a modern heirloom.
Watches12 November 2019
Object of Desire: Rolex Oyster Perpetual Cosmograph Daytona

Owing in part to the late actor-motor racer Paul Newman, the infinite allure of the Cosmograph Daytona has earned a class of its own as the most coveted Rolex watch amongst collectors.
Watches30 October 2019
Object of Desire: Garmin’s Latest Smartwatch Collection

With a new body battery tracking function, the enhanced health and wellness monitoring features of Garmin’s smartwatches are set to impress.
Watches27 October 2019
Fall’s Most Dazzling Bronze Timepieces

Forget cases of stainless steel, gold or ceramic — the coppery metal is the material of the moment in the watch world, and part of a complete breakfast.
Watches17 October 2019
Object of Desire: The Lady Arpels Pont des Amoureux watch

Van Cleef & Arpels has brought its foundational love story to the surface of a watch: its iconic Pont des Amoureux timepiece.
Watches15 October 2019
In a Contemporary Age, A. Lange & Söhne’s Commitment to the Art of Fine Watchmaking

Nestled within COMO Point Yamu in Phuket, the German watchmaker hosted its Connoisseur’s Akademie, a hands-on watchmaking workshop for ardent horology fans.

Watches, Jewellery7 October 2019
The New Chanel Code Coco Collection Is a Fresh Take on the Secret Watch

The latest addition to Chanel’s entourage of timepieces is one that masquerades as jewellery with an unusual twist. 
Watches15 September 2019
Object of Desire: Harry Winston Premier Lotus Automatic 31mm Watch

A miniature floral sculpture comprising several layered petals is depicted onto the timepiece’s dial, almost as if it rises from a pool of mother-of-pearl to greet its wearer.
Watches12 September 2019
Richard Mille: Reigning Diamonds

Diamonds are symbolic of timelessness and luxury. On the distinct structure of Richard Mille watches, they lend a sense of supple elegance against its technical prowess.
Watches4 September 2019
How Rolex’s Lifelong Love Affair With the Yachting World Shaped Modern Watchmaking

Actualising the vision of watchmaking's future, where accuracy, waterproofness and durability are able to co-exist in a single small form.

Watches2 September 2019
Object of Desire: Tudor Black Bay 36

Two-tone watches are shaping up to be one of the biggest horological trends of 2019.
Art & Design, Watches19 August 2019
The Antique Clocks of a Vintage Store in Singapore

“I came across these beautiful clocks and pocket watches while sourcing for jewellery stock for my store. I love them as they remind me of a simpler time,” says Brenda Kang, the owner of Revival Vintage Jewels & Objects.
Watches13 August 2019
Paving the Way for Conservation

After spending almost a century perpetuating the exploration legacy of its founder, Rolex has launched a campaign titled Perpetual Planet.
Watches, Trending, Beauty12 August 2019
Is There Still Room Left for True Craftsmanship?

In a world that thrives on the concept of instant gratification, what then happens to patience and time-honoured practices?
Watches8 August 2019
Object of Desire: Richard Mille Bon Bon RM 07-03 Automatic Myrtille

A timepiece that looks like it’s scooped right out of a candy jar, unwrapping to reveal a new vision of watchmaking.
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