M. Gerald Genta is one of the world’s greatest contemporary horologists.

Over his long and illustrious career, he has accumulated universal fame for such iconic creations as the Patek Philippe Nautilus, the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak and the IWC Ingenieur.

His watches are amongst the most coveted and collectible in the world.

Cessna is laying off an additional 2,300 people, extending its summer shutdown, suspending its Citation Columbus program and closing its Bend, Ore., plant, the company said today.

The $27 million Columbus design was billed as the largest, fastest longest-range, most comfortable and most advanced Citation in history.

It was supposed to be ready in 2014 and state and local governments in Kansas had allotted millions in incentives to entice Cessna to build the production plant in the state.

A young Thai jewelry designer has crafted a tiara worth $4.2 million for his pet dog, using precious stones given to him by his mother.

Riwin Jirapolsek, who showcased the tiara at a dog show in Bangkok recently, said he wanted to make something special for Kanune, his 15-year-old male Maltese.

He took almost two months to finish the piece, which is made from titanium encrusted with 250-carats of emeralds and diamonds.

Want to make helmet hair sexy? Karl Lagerfeld provided us with the newest in luxury bike wear.

A mink coated helmet, complete with iPod capability can transform the embarrassing safety necessity into a sexy status symbol.

The revolutionary idea was brought together by the three way collaboration of designer, Karl Lagerfeld, French Luxury helmet maker, Les Ateliers Ruby, and Apple.

Decanter reports that Moët Hennessy Champagne sales were down 35 percent in the first three months of this year.

The LVMH drinks arm owns many of the biggest brands in the category such as Moët & Chandon, Veuve Clicquot, Ruinart, Mercier and Krug

The company said revenues from its Champagne and still wine business fell 22% in the first quarter to €197m.