Watch Wednesday: A. Lange & Söhne Datograph Up/Down Lumen Platinum
The fourth model in the Lumen series, which kicked off in 2010, the Up/Down Datograph is sought...
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D Line’s Pebble Collection—a Collaboration with BIG—Is Anything but Inconsequential
Demonstrating that BIG IDEAS can come in small packages.
What’s New This Week, From Our List Members
Blake Kuwahara debuts new eyeglass offerings, a Rockwell Group x Roche Bobois collaboration, and...
O.N.S’s Grey Label—Adaptable Across Cultures and Continents—Gives Travelwear a Fresh New Look
Designed for the "modern nomad," O.N.S Clothing's Grey Label is a wardrobe made for movement.
Watch Wednesday: Parmigiani Toric Qualité Fleurier
Marking the first time the Fleurier Quality stamp has adorned a Toric watch, the Toric Qualité...
Shinola and Detroit, Two Comeback Stories with Intertwined Fates
The debut of the Shinola Hotel is a meaningful moment for the resurrected luxury goods brand—and...
Crafted With Jet-Setting in Mind, Salle Priveé’s SS19 Collection Is Anything but Passé
Made in Italy, from the finest textiles.
Watch Wednesday: Parmigiani Kalpa Fleurier
With its reimagined Kalpa collection, Parmigiani Fleurier introduces a new generation of collectors
Watch Wednesday: Baume & Mercier Clifton Baumatic
Long known for making elegant, luxurious and accessibly priced wristwatches, Baume & Mercier can...
Watch Wednesday: Hublot Big Bang Unico Red Magic
With a red-hot edition of 500 pieces, this timepiece is sure to be a collector’s darling.
Baker + Hesseldenz Studio’s ‘Dudley’ Gives Dining Chairs a Good Name
A piece that prioritizes luxury over pragmatism and comfort over idealism.
Watch Wednesday: Nomos Glashütte Orion Neomatik 41 Date Midnight Blue and Olive Gold
Nomos further refines the Update series with two new dial color variations for the Orion: midnight...
What’s New This Week, From Our List Members
Architecture and Design Film Festival takes Washington, D.C., Sonneman's new showroom, and more.
Watch Wednesday: Patek Philippe Twenty-4 Automatic
Unlike the original Twenty-4, which was housed in a manchette style, the new automatic models—aka
Studio Razavi’s Clessidra Coffee Table Mimics Minimalism—With a Modernist Twist
Its unusual shape gives way to a pleasant Easter egg.
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