Collection Pan Arab Luxury Magazine
In the rarefied air of Swiss Haute Horlogerie, the conversation has long been dominated by the intricate ballet of mechanical calibres. Yet, in a decisive pivot that speaks to both contemporary lifestyle demands and technological pragmatism, Maurice Lacroix has unveiled the new Pontos S Solar and Pontos S Solar Chronograph. …
June, 2026
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23 June
INDUSTRY TITANS UNITE TO LAUNCH BASILIA: A NEW INTERCONTINENTAL STAGE FOR JEWELLERY AND WATCHES
In a landmark move for the international luxury trade, Informa Markets and MCH Group have announced a strategic collaboration to launch the Basilia Jewellery & Watch Fair, set to debut in Basel in April 2027. This partnership unites two industry powerhouses to create a dedicated commercial and cultural bridge between the …
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16 June
VENEZIANICO’S ARSENALE MOISSANITE MARRIES VENETIAN HERITAGE
In the ultra-competitive landscape of independent watchmaking, the ability to balance rigorous geometric architecture with decorative artistry is a rare feat. With the unveiling of the Arsenale Moissanite, Venetian brand Venezianico has done precisely that, charting a sophisticated new course into the jewelry-watch segment. By integrating the sharp, structural lines …
May, 2026
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22 May
THE CYBORG CY 06-1 BY EMERA REFUSES TO PLAY BY THE RULES
There is a moment, perhaps once every five years, when a watch stops me mid-sentence. Not because it’s complicated, God knows we’ve seen every tourbillon, every nano-coating, every “world’s thinnest”, but because it feels different. It carries an intent that bypasses the brain and lands somewhere in the gut, the EMERA CYBORG …
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15 May
MORITZ GROSSMANN – TWO CENTURIES, TWELVE PIECES
There’s heritage, and then there’s touch. In over two decades of covering this industry, I’ve seen brands stretch the definition of “anniversary edition” to its absolute breaking point. A new dial color, a different rotor, we’ve all written that press release a hundred times. But every so often, Glashütte reminds us …
April, 2026
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21 April
THE CHISEL AND THE BALANCE: CARLOS KOO AND THE ART OF NO RETURN
There is a particular silence that falls over a watchmaker’s bench when an engraver picks up his tools, it is not the silence of hesitation, but of absolute focus. Carlos Koo knows this silence well, he has lived inside it for nearly a decade. In the watches industry we speak …
March, 2026
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25 March
Venezianico’s Nereide Verdigris and the Poetry of Controlled Decay
There is a prevailing obsession in modern watchmaking with the pristine, the untouched, the flawlessly polished. We fetishize surfaces that gleam as if they have never known the air, let alone the elements. Yet, in doing so, we often lose sight of a fundamental truth that the finest artisans understand; …
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10 March
Mauron Musy and Arturo Tedeschi Redefine Architectural Horology
Time is often read and rarely is it witnessed, yet, with the unveiling of their latest Architect editions, MAURON MUSY and Arturo Tedeschi invite us to do just that. Following a debut that sent ripples through the world of independent Swiss horology, the partnership has returned to the precipice of …
February, 2026
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18 February
MAURICE LACROIX UNVEILS A NEW CHAPTER IN RETROGRADE MASTERY
In the world of watchmaking, the retrograde indications remain something of a rarity, a complication that demands not only technical precision but a philosophical commitment to rethinking how time is displayed. For Maurice Lacroix, however, it has become a signature. For over 25 years, the Saignelégier-based Manufacture has quietly cultivated …
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16 February
THE OVERSEAS TOURBILLON BY VACHERON CONSTANTIN
There is a moment in the lifespan of a great collection when experimentation gives way to conviction, when a material once tested cautiously on components and limited editions becomes so intrinsic to the character of a watch that its absence would feel like an omission. For the Overseas of Vacheron …