Watches
The shortcut to the wealthy-woman aesthetic, without the price tag
Like most French luxury brands, Chanel looks expensive because it is. Getting the same look for less means focusing on texture, colour and fit.
- Damien Woolnough and Luke Benedictus
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What’s with the army watch look?
Military enrolments are down, yet watches made for battle are still finding their target.
- Luke Benedictus
While most watch designers remain gripped by nostalgia, some are dialling it up
In an industry fixated by heritage reissues and anniversary special editions, a few plucky brands are attempting to look to the future.
- Luke Benedictus
- Sponsored
- Rado
24 hours wearing the best new Swiss-made watch
The latest high-tech watch from Rado is a worthy wearable for modern explorers.
- Staff Writer
From gangster gauche to loud ’n proud: return of the gold watch
The wristwear making a comeback – an antidote, perhaps, to the snobbery of stealth-wealth.
- Luke Benedictus
Will Ferrell’s red-carpet tricks for showing off your (sponsored) watch
Loosen that sleeve, touch your head: celebrity product placement 101.
- Luke Benedictus
Right on time: How watches became a recession-proof luxury item
Watch brands are at the forefront of many fashion conglomerates’ financial growth in tough times.
- Damien Woolnough
The watch wind-up putting a smile on dials
The watch world is giving long-suffering lefties a break.
- Luke Benedictus
Calling time on gendered watches
Women have long appropriated men’s watches. Now there’s a new shift.
- Luke Benedictus
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