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The new Chanel Code Coco watch in stainless steel is available with (pictured) or without ...
Stella Tenant wearing the new Chanel Code Coco watch (£7,600).
Part watch, part bracelet and 100% Chanel, I can see the new Code Coco watch ...
The brass buttons, stripes and braiding of a seafarer’s outfit reach new heights of luxury ...
I would happily wear Chanel’s Sailor Tattoo ring on my skin. Set with diamonds and ...
Chanel captures the spirit of the sea in the Flying Cloud collection and one of ...
The stripes of a sailor’s outfit are elevated to high jewellery in the Summer Cruise ...
The simple pleasures of an infinite horizon and a sun-dappled sea are captured in Chanel’s ...
The Sparkling Lines necklace is set with 49 round-cut diamonds and 2823 brilliant-cut diamonds to ...
The sailor’s knot has never looked so fabulous. Chanel’s Endless Knot necklace from the Flying ...
Classic sailing motifs take on a spirited new life in Chanel’s Yachting Day brooch set ...
The braid of a naval officer’s uniform becomes an opulent knot of gold and diamonds ...
Chanel’s Flying Cloud jewels bring high carat glamour to the world of sailing with the ...
The bridges of the skeletonised movement of Chanel’s Première Camélia are shaped like the petals ...
Known austerely as the Première Camélia Skeleton Black, the black bridges of the movement create ...
In 1989, French model and actress Carole Bouquet, pictured wearing a gold version of the ...
The first Première watch by Chanel was launched in 1987 and featured an octagonal case ...
Chanel celebrates the 30th anniversary of its first watch collection with three skeletonised models of ...
Communications firm Edelman released its annual Trust Barometer[1] report last week to coincide with the gathering of world leaders at Davos. As the most influential, powerful and wealthy were gearing up for a week of talks focused on the future of capitalism and meeting the global goals, the Barometer provided stark insight into the challenges we face. Fifty-six percent of people believe capitalism does more harm than good.
