THE DAZZLING BREGUET BLUE

The new work from the Breguet workshops features a dial made of “Grand Feu” enamel in a beautiful, deep and intense blue colour. It pays homage to the aesthetic traditions created by the brand’s founder, while slightly changing the rules of the game.

The new Breguet Classique 5177 Grand Feu Blue Enamel is essentially inspired by the neoclassical lines and refined aesthetics of Abraham-Louis Breguet's timepieces of the eighteenth century. However, Breguet adds a fresh new touch this time, with the color of the blued hands being transposed onto the deep blue grand feu enamel dial.

Miami is all about bold colors, art deco architecture, swanky cars and yachts and luxurious jewels. This all hits home even harder during the three days that comprise Watches & Wonders Miami.

Last May, Catherine Renier took the post of CEO at Jaeger-LeCoultre after a long stint at Van Cleef & Arpels. During the recent SIHH, where Jaeger-LeCoultre wowed the world with its fifth and smallest Gyrotourbillon that was years in the making, Renier shared her thoughts on the newest watches and on what sets Jaeger-LeCoultre apart.

I wouldn’t normally be interested in an event like the Superbowl. I have only recently got interested in the game of rugby, with its complex rules and funny-shaped ball, after becoming disillusioned with football.

Following the Diamond trilogy (Diamond Punk, Diamond Fury and Diamond Outrage), inspired by the wintery landscape of the Vallée de Joux and started in 2015, Audemars Piguet unveiled at the 2019 SIHH a high jewellery unique piece featuring a design inspired by nature.

Mineral dials are one of the eight codes of the Jaquet Droz DNA. The range of minerals used is extremely wide, with aventurine, bronzite, jasper, lapis lazuli, meteorite, mother-of-pearl, onyx, ruby heart and spectrolite.

In 2019 Bulgari pays tribute to Gérald Genta Brand 50th Anniversary with the unveiling of a special jumping hours platinum edition.

Bulgari acquired Gérald Genta in 2000, a brand founded in 1969 by the designer and watch master genius.

On the door that led into her Creation Studio on the third floor of 31 rue Cambon in Paris, Mademoiselle Chanel had a sign with the words “Mademoiselle Privé”. This title is an invitation to discover the three main creative worlds of Chanel, from Gabrielle Chanel to Karl Lagerfeld: the Haute Couture reinvented by Karl Lagerfeld, Chanel N°5 created in 1921, and the High Jewellery with the re-edition of “Bijoux de Diamants”, the unique collection designed by Gabrielle Chanel in 1932.

On January 28 in Paris, the House of Breguet honored the new timepieces of the Marine line, in its boutique on Place Vendôme. During the evening, the guests had the pleasure of attending the presentation of this iconic collection, before discovering the secrets of several models such as the Marine 5517, the Marine Chronograph 5527, Marine Alarm 5547 and Marine Équation Marchante 5887.