Sustainability: a drop in the ocean?
The One Ocean Summit in Brest aims to mobilise the international community to take tangible action to save the ocean. Yet another emergency for the stricken planet. Part one: taking stock.
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Luxury, biodiversity and the sixth mass extinction
At five points in the past 500 million years, life on Earth was almost completely wiped out. We are now on the brink of a sixth mass extinction, and we are the cause. Can humans right their wrongs? The luxury industry must lead by example.
Smart data is the key to customization
Watch brands are using smart data to give the market exactly what it wants. Customization is one of the services to benefit from this.
A stunning conclusion for Bovet's astronomical trilogy
In 2016 Bovet unveiled the Récital 18 Shooting Star tourbillon with its distinctive asymmetrical case. This was followed, a year later, by the Récital 20 Astérium, which combined the new case design with intuitive astronomical displays. The Récital 22 Grand Récital tourbillon now completes this extraordinary trilogy.
A new Blancpain Fifty Fathoms for ocean preservation
The third Blancpain Ocean Commitment, coinciding with World Oceans Day, is a new Fifty Fathoms proposed as a 250-piece limited edition. A donation from sales of CHF 250,000 will go to support ocean preservation.
Richard Mille's production quartet
Richard Mille, together with friend and business partner Dominique Guénat, has built up a small industrial empire of four companies and a 150-strong workforce in Les Breuleux, where the brand's watches are made amidst beautiful Swiss countryside.
Richard Mille in top gear for the Le Mans Classic 2018
The biggest classic car race in the world, partnered by Richard Mille ever since it started in 2002, takes place July 6 to 8. What a fantastic setting for the brand to unveil the RM 11-03 Le Mans Classic, in the company of Sébastien Loeb, Felipe Massa and McLaren.
Urwerk brings light to the UR-105 CT Kryptonite
Luminosity is at the heart of the latest creation from Urwerk. The time display, left visible by the cover that locks over the trademark satellite hours, gives off a green glow, hence the Kryptonite name. Guaranteed danger-free.
