All Things Luxury Jewelry
Piaget's second collaboration with The Andy Warhol Foundation translates the artist's 1986 Camouflage self-portraits into a marquetry dial of sodalite, turquoise and gold — limited to 86 pieces in an 18K white gold cushion case.
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The first days of November 2026 brought a Louis Vuitton Tambour in hardened mirror steel, a permanent-collection Girard-Perregaux Laureato Fifty Three Gold Bridges, a Laurent Ferrier tourbillon in titanium and Vacheron Constantin's Year of the Goat. We round up the releases and what they signal for collectors.
Audemars Piguet has unveiled three Minute Repeater Supersonnerie references and two natural-stone-dial Code 11.59 Selfwinding models. We look at why chiming watches and stone dials reveal two sides of Le Brassus craft, and what collectors should know before living with a minute repeater.
From a members-only Grand Seiko lottery to an 821-piece Montblanc Rieussec and Vacheron Constantin's Year of the Goat, a look at the most compelling limited watches of early November 2026.
Phillips, Sotheby's and Christie's take Geneva from November 7-9, led by a 1945 steel Patek Philippe Ref. 1436, a million-franc F.P. Journe Résonance and Zinedine Zidane's Cartier Pasha for charity. Our preview of what matters — and why.
Rolex has published suggested pricing for servicing its watches. Here is what a complete service includes, what it costs, and what the numbers mean for owners and for buying Pre-Loved (Certified).
A. Lange & Söhne unveiled the Datograph Perpetual reference 410.136E on 24 October 2026: fifty individually numbered pieces in 950 platinum, case to clasp. We look at the anniversary, the bracelet, calibre L952.1, and how collectors can explore Pre-Loved (Certified) Lange.
Audemars Piguet's Royal Oak high jewellery, Graff's 118-carat unheated sapphire, De Beers' Vibrations and a Paris sale led by a Paraíba tourmaline: autumn 2026's high jewelry is unapologetically colored.
Breitling has brought two hand-wound Navitimer chronographs — the B09 Chronograph 41 and the B02 Chronograph 41 Cosmonaute — into its permanent, non-limited core collection. We look at what makes each one distinctive, how to choose between them, and what it means for collectors of Pre-Loved (Certified) Navitimers.
LVMH-owned Zenith is planning a profound resizing toward low-volume haute horlogerie by 2029. We look at what was announced, why the mid-range no longer works, and what it means for El Primero owners and Pre-Loved (Certified) buyers.
