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From left to right: MB&F released the HM11 Architect; Leonard DiCaprio joined in a US$2.3 million seed round for sustainable masion ID Geneve; Louis Vuitton teamed up with Rexhep Rexhepi on the Akrivia LVRR-01. Photos: Handout
Timepieces

7 timepiece moments in October and November 2023 to know, from Leo to LV

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The theme for Vacheron Constantin’s Les Cabinotiers collection is travel. Photos: Handout
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Style Edit: Vacheron Constantin’s timepieces reflect the maison’s love for travel

The Bell & Ross Cyber Skull Bronze is a typically striking new model that makes full use of the metal now seeing a resurgence of interest from watchmakers. Photo: Handout
Timepieces

Back in bronze: watches rewind to one of man’s earliest decorative metals

Mirror members Jer Lau and Stanley Yau at the opening of the Tudor Manufacture Exhibition: A New Era of Watchmaking at Hong Kong Maritime Museum. Photo: Handout
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Style Edit: The Hong Kong A-listers spotted at Tudor’s recent exhibition

Hong Kong-based artist Gabe Lau, founder of Labeg, creates playful cardboard copies of real luxury watches, such as these Rolex “fakes”. Photos: Handout
Hong Kong celebrities and icons

The Hong Kong artist making playful cardboard copies of luxury watches

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Martin Fuchs at the CPKC International Grand Prix, presented by Rolex, after riding Leone Jei to victory. The legendary Swiss luxury watch brand is the presenting sponsor of CHI Geneva as well as the sponsor of the International Jumping Riders Club top 10 final and the Rolex Grand Prix, and continues to partner with outstanding young show jumpers, including Fuchs, Steve Guerdat and Harry Charles. Photos: Handout
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Style Edit: How Rolex is supporting the next generation of showjumping talent

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Five great last-minute gift ideas from clutches to homeware, a beauty “bento box” to a book. Designers like Aquazzura, Anya Hindmarch and Rejina Pyo bring their creativity to the fore, while traditional names include Lane Crawford with their eminently practical Not An Advent Calendar beauty ‘bento box’. Photo: Handout
Fashion

4 great last-minute gift ideas for the stylista in your life

Mayor of Kingstown actress Emma Laird stars in Louis Vuitton’s 2024 cruise campaign, created by Nicolas Ghesquière and shot by Jamie Hawkesworth on Italy’s Isola Bella in Lake Maggiore. Photos: Handout
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Style Edit: Louis Vuitton’s fantasy island 2024 cruise campaign

Anne Hathaway fronts the Bulgari Holiday 2023 collection centred on light, wearing Serpenti and Diva Dreams jewellery, and even statement pieces in festive hues. Photos: Handout
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Style Edit: Bulgari’s Holiday 2023 collection brings light and luxury

Luna Skye’s modified Rolexes can cost up to US$21,925. Photo: @lskyejewelry/Instagram
Rolex

Luna Skye is releasing 15 modified vintage Rolex Datejust 36 watches

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Richard Mille launched the RM 72-01 to mark the 100th anniversary of the 24 Hours of Le Mans race. Photos: Handout
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Style Edit: The RM 72-01 Le Mans Classic, a tribute to 24 Hours of Le Mans

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Lane Crawford are cheekily subverting holiday season with their Not An Advent Calendar. Photos: Handout
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Style Edit: Lane Crawford launches a Christmas woodland theme

Away from the big Swiss powerhouses, luxury maisons have been making their own watches for decades –Style looks at what today’s big brands can learn from the successful crossovers of the past. Pictured: assembly of the Louis Vuitton Tambour. Photos: Handout
Timepieces

Which luxury brands tried watchmaking first … and got it right?

High jewellery house Chopard is beloved by stars like Mariah Carey and Julia Roberts, and the Swiss maison was also at the forefront of adopting sustainable practices in the making of high jewellery. Photo: Handout
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Style Edit: How Chopard shook up high jewellery with its ‘ethical’ gold

The Richard Mille UP-01 Ferrari breaks new ground in design and manufacture. Photo: Handout
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Style Edit: How Richard Mille created the world’s thinnest watch

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Watch collectors gather to share knowledge and admire each other’s watches at The Horology Club’s 2nd anniversary. Photo; Freeman Chiu
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Inside Hong Kong’s new generation of inclusive high horology clubs

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Michelle Yeoh wears the Pamir brooch from Cindy Chao’s Black Label Masterpiece collection. Photos: Handout
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Wearable art? Brooches offer high jewellery designers the ultimate freedom

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Luxury cars

Hong Kong’s ‘phenomenal’ classic car showcase at Gold Coast Motor Festival

Dubai Watch Week hosted 60 brands from November 16 to 20, at the Dubai International Financial Centre. Photos: Handout
Timepieces

6 timepiece highlights from Dubai Watch Week, from Louis Vuitton to Breitling

Tudor ambassador Morgan Bourc’his prepares to enter the water. Here he talks to Style about how to get started in the sport and his relationship with the luxury watch brand. Photos: Icaros Photographie
Water sports

Deep connection: champion freediver Morgan Bourc’his and Tudor watches

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Titanium watches to clock in 2023, from left to right: Rolex Yacht-Master 42; GPHG 2023 Sports category winner Tudor Pelagos 39; Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Worldtimer
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Titan of time: 6 titanium watches every collector should clock in 2023

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Three fashion highlights from October, including the Fendi Origami bag. Photo: Handout
Fashion

Style file: 3 fashionable finds to know this month, from skirts to skateboards

A 25.88-carat fancy vivid yellow diamond fetched HK$10.3 million (US$1.3 million) at the Poly Auction Hong Kong sale on October 5. Across the board at the top auction houses, fancy coloured diamonds as well as jadeite have been the standouts this autumn. Photos: Handouts
Special Report - Jewellery

Why investors are crazy for coloured gems at Hong Kong’s jewellery auctions

A Christie’s auction house staff member holds the Bleu Royal diamond, weighing 17.61 carats, which is the largest to appear for sale in auction history and that could sell for up to US$50 million, during an auction preview in Geneva, Switzerland, on November 1. Photo: Reuters
High Jewellery

The Bleu Royal could become one of the most expensive diamonds ever sold

Pedestrians walk past a Burberry store on popular luxury shopping street Canton Road in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, in July 2019. Photo: Bloomberg
Hong Kong

Hong Kong reclaims status as luxury market with highest per capita spending

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The Invisible House in Joshua Tree, California, is completely cloaked in mirrors to reflect its surroundings. Photos: Handout
Luxury travel

7 unique luxury Airbnbs to book for your next holiday, from Bali to Italy

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The latest Louis Vuitton Tambour watch has been remodelled as a sophisticated time-only sports model. Photos: Handout
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Style Edit: Louis Vuitton Tambour reimagined as a sleek sports watch

Jacket by Miu Miu. Photos: Mike Ruiz
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Style Edit: Tiffany & Co. high jewellery adds sparkle to every fashion look

Pieces from De Beers Enchanted Lotus collection. Photo: Handout
Luxury brands

5 new lifestyle finds that capture the wonder of nature

A close-up shot of Rimowa’s new Never Still briefcase in action. Photos: Handout
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Style Edit: Rimowa expands its Never Still range with biz travel additions

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