Perfectly precious high jewellery watches

A galaxy of precious gemstones to make your time more valuable. Feast your eyes on our favourite high jewellery timepieces for 2017.

23 April 2017
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  • de GRISOGONO Eccentrica ladies' watch
    Sensuality, curves, diamonds and a dose of creative licence are the hallmarks of the new Eccentrica ladies’ watch by de GRISOGONO, equipped with a mechanical automatic movement (£77,000).
  • Dior Grand Bal watch Unique Galaxie Cygnus watch
    A spellbinding high jewellery watch from Dior depicting a heavenly galaxy twinkling with opals, gold pleating and draping magically revealed under the transparent rotor set with diamonds and gold inserts (POA).
  • Van Cleef & Arpels Cadenas Diamond watch
    Van Cleef & Arpels revisits its famous Cadenas watch, this time swathed in diamonds and emeralds. First introduced in 1935 and said to have been inspired by the Duchess of Windsor, its dynamic avant-garde lines and impeccably snow-set diamonds convert this watch into a piece of high jewellery (£162,400).
  • Cartier Panthere Joueuse watch
    Cartier’s famous mascot, the panther, is decked out in diamonds with black lacquer spots and emerald eyes and engaged in a game of chasing a diamond hour ball around the dial. A playful take on the famous feline brought to life with a mechanical movement developed by Cartier (€150,000).
  • Graff Diamond Spiral watch
    From the famous house of diamonds, Graff’s new Spiral watch is inspired by the concept of endless love. This feminine timepiece literally swirls with an infinity of pavé diamonds swathing every curve and contour of its case and dial (from £11,980) 
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Rebecca Doulton

REBECCA DOULTON

Luxury goods and lifestyle writer Rebecca began writing for the Financial Times in Mexico City in the early 1980s. Formerly the editor of the Tiempo de Relojes website, Rebecca joined The Jewellery Editor with a wealth of experience in watches. ...