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On the eve of Chinese New Year, the watch houses are celebrating the big cat
Original drawings for Audemars Piguet Royal Oak and Patek Philippe Nautilus timepieces will be auctioned in the spring
Beautiful buys that will knock his socks off
The artist’s latest timepiece brings his trademark flower to life. But what makes Japan’s answer to Andy Warhol smile?
The watch will be available to only 169 of Tiffany’s top clients — with one expected to fetch hundreds of thousands at auction
Shop to stay warm – while looking cool on the slopes
Collector Patrick Getreide and expert auctioneer Geoffroy Ader have come together for a new exhibition to run at the Design Museum
The jewellery powerhouse’s decision to work with the niche watchmaker may bring similar tie-ups throughout the industry
Our expert insists that a great timepiece doesn’t have to cost the earth
eBay extends watch validation service to UK. Plus: Parmigiani CEO starts fresh with sports watches; Richard Mille’s discreet boutique for pre-owned watches; Besançon takes on its Swiss neighbours; how Islamic art inspires Cartier’s Art Deco pieces; and the rise of gifting luxury jewellery to children
New chief executive sees a growing power of niche brands appealing to those who still want to set themselves apart
Watchmaker Tom Mason keeps the second-hands turning for the world's wealthiest collectors
Country with high per capita ratio of billionaires and a growing tech sector has seen rise in demand for luxury goods
Prices have been rising alongside the independent watchmaker’s popularity
The brand’s Longitude watch is the first to be made in the new facility and feature a costlier but proprietary calibre
The horological tradition is alive and well in the walled city as new brands take off and older ones are revived
Asian collectors drive up resale prices with growing interest at auction
Jaeger-LeCoultre paints three lost artworks on the flipside of its iconic watch
Hollywood’s inscrutable master of deadpan talks parenthood, props – and becoming the new face of TAG Heuer
Collectors have consistently favoured Malaysian brand Ming’s designs
Omega’s 90-year link to the Games brings success in secondary markets and has ‘emotional’ value
In the typically conservative watch industry, the shift to a unisex approach is already implicit
Dress watch boasts a five-day power reserve and a movement with exceptional accuracy in the cold
New president admits that 140-year-old brand is bland and change is needed
The maverick watch customiser’s latest collaboration brings industrial edge to a classic chronograph
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