When we talk about the most famous of Jaeger-LeCoultre’s timepieces it is without doubt that the Reverso comes first in our minds. However, if we want to find out which is the most revolutionary watch of Jaeger-LeCoultre we would find the answer with the Polaris. How come?
Launched In 2016 In Its Quartz Version, AIKON By Maurice Lacroix Sticks Out In 35mm, Automatic; When not dazzling the experts with its Mercury mechanism.
Famed Argentine shoemaker Casa Fagliano is teaming up with the great watchmaking brand Jaeger-LeCoultre to create an exceptional watch. In 2018, the Reverso Tribute Duoface demonstrated the delicateness of Jaeger-LeCoultre’s craftsmanship as well as its ability to work in contrasts. The Duoface concept is pushed to the limit here as it presents two dials with a refined...
Donatella Versace knows exactly the right accessory to transform a look and bring it into the realm of perfection. It’s in this spirit that the aesthetics of these Leda timepieces appear. These timepieces are full of Versace character: the 38mm stainless steel dial is pleasantly framed by a Greek engraved bezel, while the crown is...
In 2002, Omega released a brand new collection of Seamaster timepieces – the Aqua Terra was born as an homage to the spirit of the original Seamaster. Reputed for its reliability in water or on land, the Aqua Terra, as its name would indicate, honors all the special features of the brand’s iconic timepieces. 2017, Omega revealed a...
From 1980 onward, Carlo Crocco began defying all conventions in terms of watchmaking for Hublot. No more rules of the trade; with the Big Bang, the manufacturer introduced the first black natural rubber bracelet. Each new watch is the occasion to push the limits of watchmaking aesthetics even further, and Hublot would thus quickly acquire the reputation...
The arrival of the new Mini D Dior Rose des Vents in stores is also the occasion for the brand to release the latest episode of this series dedicated to the D collection. This line is special in that it ties together past and present within a pirouette that unites Christian Dior’s passion for colors...
Designed in 2003 by Victoire de Castellane, the D by Dior quickly established itself with its masculine look and purified forms. Inspired by the 70s, the creative director for Dior Jewelry described it as the timepiece “of a woman who uses a men’s watch to always think of him.” On the front side, the D...
From 1997 to 2003, Martin Margiela was at the reins of creative direction for Hermès. Through 12 years of collections, the designer that is today the most influential of his generation laid the foundations for a neutral palette playing with textures of white, ivory, beige, brown, and black. Today, the brand still swears by this....
2002: Louis Vuitton enters into the watchmaking universe and, for the first time, the trunk maker releases its very own watch. The Tambour was born, destined to become an icon. The Tambour is first and foremost a novel and poetic design that is exceptional by definition. Inspired by the drums of Kodo, the timepiece traces...
