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Piaget Polo 79 with sodalite dial. Photo: Handout
Timepieces

The revival of stone dials in luxury watches

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Carina Lau and Fala Chen arrive at the Chanel Signes & Symboles event in Hong Kong wearing pieces from the maison’s new high jewellery collection. Photo: Handout
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Style Edit: Chanel Signes & Symboles’ star-studded launch in Hong Kong

Chantel Shafie Ravello Torque with emerald-cut diamond. Photo: Handout
Jewellery

Hong Kong jewellers present modern takes on the classic torque

Tilda Swinton in Chanel, wearing a diamond brooch at the 2026 EE Bafta Film Awards. Photo: Handout
Jewellery

Why brooches are the jewellery trend taking over red carpets

Chinese artist Feng J has been crafting her innovative translucent “floating set” jewels for a decade. Pictured here is the La Vie en Rose ring. Photo: Handout
Jewellery

How Asian designers are redefining high jewellery craft globally

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A necklace from the Jade Ombre chapter of Chow Tai Fook’s Chinese Couture high jewellery collection. Photo: Handout
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Style Edit: Chow Tai Fook’s Chinese Couture high jewellery collection

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Henry Cavill sports a vintage Longines Monopusher Chronograph at the Royal Ascot 2026; MB&F release the HM12, a watch that includes a robot stand; and Delugs opens its boutique in Hong Kong. Photos: Handout
Timepieces

5 biggest watch moments in June, from celebrity timepieces to a titan’s death

Tag Heuer’s Aquaracer Professional 100 Solargraph 28mm, modelled here by Canadian Olympic swimmer Summer McIntosh, is one of seven new models, all of them using Solargraph technology that means never having to replace the battery. Photo: Handout
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Style Edit: 7 new sporty Solargraph timepieces from Tag Heuer to watch

Atelier Wen Inflection with fumé enamel green dial and hand-hammered silver dial base. Photo: Handout
Timepieces

Why tantalum is the ‘final boss’ of watchmaking materials

Connor Storrie wore a Tiffany & Co. choker to the Vanity Fair Oscar Party in March. Photo: Reuters
Jewellery

Chokers are back – and the best-dressed men in Hollywood are all in

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Shoppers queue outside a Dior boutique on Canton Road in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, in 2024. The luxury market has cooled down recently, but is predicted to make a comeback by 2030. Photo: Jelly Tse
Luxury brands

Self-expression, experiences, resale: what luxury clients really want

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The Van Cleef & Arpels Fascinating Egypt high jewellery collection pays homage to Egypt. Photo: Handout
High Jewellery

Van Cleef & Arpels’ latest high jewellery collection is a tribute to Egypt

Chinese jeweller Huimin Zhang with her collection of antique jewellery. Photo: Handout
Jewellery

How jeweller Huimin Zhang is reimagining traditional Chinese filigree

Chanel’s high jewellery collection Signes & Symboles is suffused with imagery that’s meaningful to the house. All outfits & jewellery: Chanel
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Style shoot: Chanel’s shimmering high jewellery collection Signes & Symboles

From left: A. Lange & Söhne Cabaret Tourbillon in Honeygold; Audemars Piguet x Swatch Royal Pop; Patek Philippe ref. 2523 South America World Time. Photos: Handout
Timepieces

May’s hottest watch moments and major new releases

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The Max Mara cruise 2027 show took place at the Long Museum in Shanghai. Photo: Getty Images
Fashion

Max Mara’s cruise 2027 show in Shanghai’s Long Museum

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The white ceramic case of IWC Schaffhausen’s Big Pilot’s Watch Perpetual Calendar ProSet Le Petit Prince forms a striking contrast to the watch’s blue dial. Photo: Handout
Timepieces

Why white ceramic watches are such a bold fashion choice

Hublot’s newest boutique at the Venetian Macao. Photo: Handout
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Style Edit: Hublot unveils new boutique at The Venetian Macao

The Bee diamond ring is part of Tiffany & Co.’s Blue Book 2026: Hidden Garden – an elegant exploration of the natural world through the lens of exceptional gemstones, refined craftsmanship and transformable design. Photo: Handout
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Style Edit: Tiffany & Co.’s Blue Book 2026 explores the natural world

The Octagonal Rolex Oyster from 1926. Photo: Handout
Timepieces

Rolex celebrates 100 years of the Oyster, its first waterproof wristwatch

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Hermès Kelly Baguettes choker. Photo: Handout
Jewellery

4 jewellery drops, from refined beads and bangles to blazing brooches

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Cartier’s Tutti Frutti necklace sold at Sotheby’s. Hong Kong’s auction houses posted record results in the second half of 2025. Photo: Handout
Jewellery

Spirited bidding, rare gems: inside Hong Kong’s jewellery auction revival

Cece Jewellery’s Doll House is inspired by its Triptych Collection. Photo: Handout
Jewellery

Heirlooms from Hatton Garden: discover London’s latest wave of goldsmiths

Stenzhorn’s À Fleur De Paris collection. Photo: Handout
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Style Edit: Masterpiece by King Fook presents exclusive pieces from 4 European jewellers

Coco Gauff of the US holds the French Open women’s singles trophy in June 2025. Photo: Handout
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Style Edit: Rolex powers tennis’ history-makers at the 125th French Open

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