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Industry veteran Daniel Langer dissects the nature of luxury in his regular column

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OpinionHow do you turn an NFT into a luxury good? Lessons from Tiffany and Dictador

Daniel Langer
Daniel Langer

OpinionCan Mercedes-Benz really call itself ‘haute voiture’?

Daniel Langer
Daniel Langer

OpinionIs Instagram dying? New features and too many ads are alienating Gen Z

Daniel Langer
Daniel Langer

OpinionWhy Gucci’s controversial Year of the Tiger campaign hit the mark for Gen Z

Daniel Langer
Daniel Langer

OpinionAre luxury brands ready for the new metaverse marketplace?

Daniel Langer
Daniel Langer

OpinionWhy Mercedes-Benz EQXX could be the brand’s most important car in history

Daniel Langer
Daniel Langer

OpinionWhat BMW’s Concept XM says about luxury car brands in an electric world

Daniel Langer
Daniel Langer

OpinionThe one thing luxury hotels and restaurants always get wrong

Daniel Langer
Daniel Langer

OpinionWhy isn’t the redesigned 2022 Mercedes-AMG SL electric?

Daniel Langer
Daniel Langer

OpinionWhy today’s luxury brands may not survive the decade of Gen Z

Daniel Langer
Daniel Langer

Cometh the hour: 4 Chinese luxury watchmakers celebrating local craftsmanship

Chinese haute horology is back in trend for 2023, with leading watchmakers like LYH Watch, Atelier Wen, Qin Gan and Celadon Haute Horlogerie paving the way. Photos: Handout
  • Chinese horology is a leading trend in the world of timepieces for 2023, with the country’s finest watchmakers turning to heritage, art forms and cultural crafts for inspiration
  • French watchmaking duo Wilfried Buiron and Robin Tallendier founded Atelier Wen after they met in Beijing for the first time, while Benjamin Chee runs Celadon HH, Maison Celadon and Benjamin Chee HH
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