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.
The Omega Seamaster Professional dives again
Omega's professional dive watch, released in 1993, is back in the spotlight. Available in 14 steel and gold/steel versions, it has the look of the original with a new Master Chronometer 8800 movement. A titanium/tantalum limited edition rounds off the collection.
A skeleton Grande Seconde from Jaquet Droz
Created to mark Jaquet Droz's 280th anniversary, the emblematic Grande Seconde appears for the first time with a sapphire dial and a skeleton composition.
Patek Philippe launches an Aquanaut Chronograph
Released in 1997 and already proposed as a Travel Time, the Aquanaut now comes as a chronograph; a function well-suited to this sports watch. It joins the collection as reference 5968A-001.
Project Z12 shows time the Harry Winston way
Subtly asymmetric, the concentric bi-retrograde hours and minutes of Harry Winston's Z12 breaks the mould of conventional time displays – something of a habit for Project Z, launched 14 years ago and distinguished by cases in Harry Winston's exclusive Zalium™ alloy.
An in-house movement for Mademoiselle Privé by Chanel
Originally created for the 30th anniversary of the Première watch, Chanel's Calibre 2 returns with a round mainplate and joins the Mademoiselle Privé collection.
A new interpretation of Chopard's L.U.C Quattro
After XP and XPS versions, the emblematic model in the L.U.C range, the Quattro with its nine days of power reserve, is given a fresh new look.
