In the world of high-horology, few names command the respect of American craftsmanship quite like RGM Watch Company. Since its founding in 1992 by the visionary Roland G. Murphy, the brand has operated as a bastion of tradition, rejecting the ephemeral nature of mass-market trends in favor of timeless, mechanical…
By Maria Doulton | 30 June 2026 In the ephemeral landscape of contemporary high jewellery, few designers manage to bridge the gap between deeply personal trauma and universal beauty as effectively as Nada Ghazal. With her latest collection, Whispers of Joy, the Lebanese jewellery virtuoso invites us not merely to…
In the rarified world of Haute Horlogerie, few brands occupy the intersection of avant-garde mechanics and artisanal storytelling as effectively as Roger Dubuis. Known for its unapologetic embrace of “hyper-horology,” the Geneva-based manufacture has once again pushed the boundaries of its iconic Knights of the Round Table series. However, for…
By Maria Doulton | 09 July 2026 To truly grasp the mercurial genius of Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel, one does not necessarily need to pour over the 368 pages of Justine Picardie’s definitive biography. While the literature offers a window into the woman, her jewellery offers a direct reflection of her…
In the modern horological landscape, innovation is often synonymous with the future—new alloys, silicon escapements, and avant-garde case geometries. Yet, the most resonant heartbeat of the luxury watch industry continues to be found in the archives. For many of the world’s most prestigious manufactures, looking backward is not a sign…
By Maria Doulton | 22 April 2026 In the rarefied world of high luxury, where opulence is typically measured by the carat count of gemstones and the weight of precious metals, Bvlgari has once again chosen to zig where others zag. The Roman house’s decision to revive its iconic "Gold…
In the rarefied air of independent haute horlogerie, few names command as much reverence as Romain Gauthier. Known for his uncompromising dedication to hand-finished movements and his ability to fuse traditional Swiss craftsmanship with avant-garde architectural design, Gauthier has long been a favorite of the discerning collector. His latest move—a…
