The launch may not have gone quite according to plan, but such tie-ups are a good way to inject some buzz into the market
The sell-out success of the £16 Swiss wonder cream
An upcoming auction gives us a rare glimpse into the designer’s life
Roll out the red-carpet attitude with a tux
The Swiss artist loves Marlene Dietrich, hates rude people and wears the same thing every day
The store for reconstructed classics straight out of 1980s London
Because you’re not worth it
The absurdly cool new destination completes the reinvention of a forgotten city corner
What’s trending in the world of cosmetic dental work?
Scion of billionaire Arnault family who own LVMH is attempting a reboot alongside designer Jonathan Anderson
Debut of much-anticipated watch collaboration descends into chaos as customers scuffle in cities from Paris to New York
Do you know your phytic from your salicylic?
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A full-scale working recreation of John Harrison’s 1735 H1 sea-clock goes on display in London, bringing one of horology’s great breakthroughs back to life
The president of the family-owned watchmaker talks about his approach to retail and production, as the Swiss watch industry slows
The watchmaker’s support brings the Austrian display team preserving and flying historic aircraft into the spotlight
Brands are inviting customers to get more deeply involved in designing or even building their own timepieces
Claimed to be the most complicated time-only watch ever made, it features 35 patents, some carried over from the original Freak and the multiple models that it gave rise to
With more sapphire case backs and open-worked designs, the movement is no longer just a technical component
The Clockworks museum in London boasts the world’s most important public collection which shows how electricity taught the world to tell the same time
Designers recognise the need to balance aesthetics with precision and durability
