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Jewellery / 24 June 2020
Transparency, for jewellers, lies in the colour green.
A shortlist of the best timepieces of 2020 to connect with.
The collaboration is a new piece of César’s legacy, and of the larger history of artists making jewellery.
As the world adjusts to the new normal of restricted living, two artists — the fashion designer Christopher John Rogers and the jeweller Kim Dunham — share their views on creativity.
The new Maillon de Cartier watches are an ode to the extravagance of the 1920s.
In a time when we are all stuck at home day dreaming of far-flung adventures, one writer finds solace in the accessories she collected as travel souvenirs.
When not worn on the wrist, classic timepieces function like works of art, unfurling exuberance in abstract still-life.
Through the forgotten art of engraving, Castro Smith creates jewellery that endures a lifetime.
Through Richard Mille’s innovative timepieces, carbon TPT traces the identity of the brand.
Jewellery / 26 February 2020
A vintage wedding ring of a Nordic couple led to the birth of Tom Wood, an Oslo-based jewellery label known for its signet rings.
As traditional gold jewellery loses its appeal among younger Chinese brides, modern interpretations have slowly won over.
In timeless fashion, gleaming white jewellery makes a statement, whether chunky, minimalist or encrusted with diamonds.
Through pieces of jewellery, a Singaporean collector of Peranakan descent, Norman Cho, traces the roots of his heritage.
Cartier’s new Mauna necklace channels the combination of restraint and radiant excess brought to the house by the jewellery designer Jeanne Toussaint.
Whether viewed under sunshine or moonlight, the delicate pieces of Van Cleef & Arpels’ Frivole line display the beauty of nature in all its glory.
Trending, Jewellery / 29 December 2019
A cultural compendium of things T editors are excited about in a given month.
As one of the oldest watchmaking manufacturer in the world, Vacheron Constantin’s new women’s collection explores a new dialogue with haute couture.
Zenith’s El Primero was once considered a mechanical marvel. Now, it’s achieved cult classic status.
From Van Cleef & Arpels, jewel-and-pearl pieces that all but dance on the ear.
The ornamental meets the functional in these watches.
With the early 20th-century emergence of the cocktail party came cocktail jewellery: bright, brazen, sparkling. Now, Tiffany & Co. offers a new take.
Watches / 27 October 2019
Forget cases of stainless steel, gold or ceramic — the coppery metal is the material of the moment in the watch world, and part of a complete breakfast.
Jewellery designer Ana Khouri and the Olsen sisters came together for one of the season’s most unexpected collaborations.
Meet the technical marvels that are spearheading the future of watchmaking.
Daniel Roseberry revisited many of the house’s iconic motifs this season, including an eye designed by the writer and artist Jean Cocteau.
Dazzling compositions of colour — rosy rubies, yellow beryls, azure sapphires — set these kaleidoscopic pieces apart.
The 85-year-old fashion designer’s very-first haute joaillerie collection nods to the spare yet bold simplicity and primary colours of Art Deco.
Through the back of the Swiss watchmaker’s luxurious new timepiece, you can see what makes it tick.
A stretched, almost surrealist timepiece.
T: The New York Times Style Magazine Singapore’s best videos: digital house tours from around the world, behind-the-scenes looks at cover shoots and more.
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