Gift Guide: Unconventional Presents—for the Person Who Has Everything
Because we all know (at least) one.
Because we all know (at least) one.
Big, bold, and masculine, the pilot’s watch constitutes a watchmaking genre all its own.
"I'm still stuck on trying to make people covet things."
Revamped in 2014, when the watchmaker introduced a steel version, the 5960 combines a self-winding...
How do you move a 17th century oil painting from Amsterdam to Tokyo? Leave it to Louis.
Limited to just 353 pieces, the Grand Seiko channels the spirit of its predecessor thanks to a...
With runway references and an emphasis on crafting in-house movements, Chanel fuses high fashion...
Owing to its spare, skeletonized movement—designed and built entirely in-house—the model has a...
The designer turns his discerning eye to home accessories—and the results are spectacularly...
The 22-karat rose-gold timepiece represents everything the contemporary brand has accomplished...
An updated version of a midcentury landmark, famously introduced as an underwater alarm function...
The timepiece makes a blinding style statement. But for connoisseurs, the in-house Unico movement...
High design and mind-blowing mechanics merge to combine form and function.
He's a pioneering designer, a master couturier, a style icon. Now he's working with Gucci. Dapper...
How streetwear impresario Harry “Bee” Bernstein became a jewelry designer.