Celebrity Life

The Chinese Year of the Rooster is upon us, and the Swiss are once again joining in the festivities.

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Give your timepieces the TLC they need.

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Originally created to protect the movement, Geneva stripes are now one of the most popular finishes in fine watchmaking.

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A fresh, bold statement in a time where watches are shrinking.

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t might not be as convenient or complex as a perpetual calendar, which will automatically track the days (including shorter months and leap years) until 2100. But the annual calendar is a heck of a lot cheaper, and therefore relatively popular. As its name suggests, the annual calendar has to be set once a year. […]

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Exceptional form in the Swiss brand's tribute to the intrepid discoverers of Cape Horn.

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Sold for S$15.5m: a stainless steel version of the first-ever perpetual calendar chronograph timepieces made.

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By Kristen Shirley This story originally appeared in the November/December 2016 issue of Elite Traveler. When Chanel does something, you can be assured it will be big and bold. Its first man’s watch does not disappoint; it has Chanel’s first in-house movement, called Calibre 1, which is also the first integrated movement with double complication... View Article

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By Kristen Shirley Wempe, one of New York’s leading timepiece boutiques recently unveiled an eight-million-dollar and two-year renovation. Located in the Peninsula building, the new boutique is more than twice as large, with a new, open floor plan to give the customer more access to timepieces, as well as integrated salons for Patek Philippe and... View Article

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Richard Lepeu and Gary Saage will retire from the Switzerland-based luxury goods holding company in 2017.

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There is no compromise with this one - we suss out five things to know about the Austrian manufacturer's luxury watch safe.

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Forget the dial - Hublot, Vacheron Constantin and IWC Schaffhausen put the spotlight on the bands of their timepieces.

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