Piaget Polo Date 150th Anniversary Edition
To celebrate its 150th anniversary, Piaget unveils a striking duo of limited-edition Piaget Polo Date watches that seamlessly blend heritage and modernity. Paying homage to the iconic gadroons of the original 1979 Piaget Polo, these collector’s timepieces—available in 42mm and 36mm sizes—bridge the gap between past and present. With refined aesthetics, self-winding mechanical movements, and the introduction of rubber straps (a first for the 36mm version), these models embody Piaget’s enduring commitment to innovation and craftsmanship. Limited to just 300 pieces each, they mark a significant milestone in the Maison’s storied history while offering versatile elegance for both men and women.
Review: Jaeger-LeCoultre Duomètre Héliotourbillon Perpetual
With more than 1,400 calibres and 400 patents, Jaeger-LeCoultre stands as a beacon of relentless innovation and masterful craftsmanship in the realm of haute horlogerie. The Duomètre Héliotourbillon Perpetual, introduced at Watches & Wonders 2024, epitomises the brand’s dedication to pushing the boundaries of watchmaking artistry. Let’s take a closer look at this masterpiece.
Zenith Defy Revival A3648: A Dive into Nostalgia with Modern Engineering
The Zenith Defy Revival A3648 isn't just another re-issue capitalising on vintage appeal, it's a deliberate and thoughtful revisiting of a significant chapter in the history of Zenith. Originally launched in 1969, the A3648 offered a robust and avant-garde alternative within Zenith's catalogue, and now, it resurfaces, inviting us to reconsider its place in the lineage of dive watches. It’s a study in how a brand can tastefully revive a classic without resorting to mere imitation.
Piaget unveiled The Limelight Gala by Shamsa Alabbar
Maison Piaget has unveiled the second edition of the Limelight Gala watch crafted in tandem with local designer Shamsa Alabbar.
Maison des Métiers d’Art: Cartier’s Tribute to Timeless Craftsmanship (Métiers d’Art Straw and Gold Marquetry Panther, Ronde Louis Cartier Zebra and Giraffe, Crocodile Jewelry)
In 2014, Cartier inaugurated the Maison des Métiers d’Art in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland - a sanctuary dedicated to preserving and revitalising rare artisanal crafts. Nestled in a meticulously restored 17th-century farmhouse, this institution epitomises the seamless blend of tradition and innovation, establishing itself as a global benchmark in the world of watchmaking and fine craftsmanship.