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A closer view of the Savile Row by TAOS reveals the intricate layers of translucent ...
Dentelle by TAOS captures the finesse of Swiss lace with a dial composed of finely ...
Ruby-set butterflies and diamond-centred quartz flowers encircle the dial, showcasing the brand’s signature invisible setting.
The Roma watch by Dolce & Gabbana combines Italian baroque flair with fine watchmaking, featuring ...
Dolce & Gabbana’s Roma watch showcases the brand’s first fully in-house mechanical movement, housed in ...
Savile Row by TAOS recreates the texture of British tailoring through hand-engraved gold and layered ...
The Butterfly Clock by Stenzhorn uses a floating diamond to mark time, framed by ruby-set ...
Toi & Moi Lion Ring Watch: Chanel reinterprets the classic Toi & Moi design with ...
Secret Watch “Kiss Me”: Disguised as a lipstick, this pendant watch by Chanel opens to ...
Enclosed in a glass globe, Chanel’s Diamonds Astroclock combines horology and sculpture in a limited ...
J12 Bleu Diamond Tourbillon: Chanel sets its flying tourbillon with a 65-facet solitaire diamond, framed ...
Boy·Friend Blush: A pop-style portrait of Gabrielle Chanel appears on a coral lacquer dial, paired ...
Coco Black Jacket Necklace Watch: Viewed from above, Chanel’s pendant opens to reveal a black ...
Monsieur Platinum Tourbillon: At the centre of Chanel’s Calibre 5.1, a platinum lion’s head is ...
Chanel’s Diamonds Astroclock features a rotating display with diamond-set hands shaped as a Leo constellation ...
Chanel Diamonds Astroclock: The base of the clock houses a sculpted lion in white gold, ...
The smallest in the J12 Bleu series, this 28 mm Chanel model is fully set ...
A look at Chanel’s Calibre 5 reveals 172 components and 29 rubies behind the J12 ...
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.
