September 17th, 2009

Dunhill’s creativity in designing fountain pens for the unusual use describes their limited-edition collection for a long time.
Now, they’ve surpassed themselves with the Sentryman Explorer pen, that was inspired by the needs of South Pole explorers.
This pen’s most notable feature is the pressurized refill where its ink is stored, which allows the pen to write in really cold temperatures (up to 4 below zero).

September 15th, 2009

After two years of planning, Fabergé, the brand famous for its ornately jeweled eggs, has presented its first jewelry collection in 92 years.
The collection uses hundreds or thousands of tiny gems on each piece to create mosaic effects on rings, brooches, earrings and necklaces.
The collection was designed by Parisian artist-jeweler Frederic Zaavy in collaboration with Faberge Creative Director Katharina Flohr.

August 10th, 2009

Dunhill have commissioned Jaeger LeCoultre to create a line of watches for them using their movements furthering the relationship started earlier this year with the release of the Jaeger LeCoultre Atmos Clock for Dunhill.
The collection consists of the Dunhill Facet and the Dunhill Classic.
The Dunhill Facet uses the Jaeger LeCoultre caliber 822 automatic movement and is available in either white or rose gold for a price range of $5,130-$9,830.

May 23rd, 2009

Jaeger LeCoultre have created a limited edition version of their Atmos Clock which has been designed by Dunhill.
The Jaeger LeCoultre Atmos Clock For Dunhill features Jaeger LeCoultre’s unique Atmos mechanism which is powered by fluctuations in atmospheric pressure which compresses a spring which winds the mechanism of the clock.
This casing is set on a black shelf with a tinted glass background that features art deco designs inspired by Dunhill’s iconic 1930s lighters and cigarette cases.

April 11th, 2009

Luxury men’s fashion house Dunhill has some of the most desirable cuff links imaginable.
The company has launched the Alfred Dunhill Provenance Collection, where recycled Second World War parts are designed into limited edition cuff links, all which are branded with Alfred Dunhill and presented in premium packaging.
The recycled parts are components of iconic historic machinery, cast from the aluminium engine of fighter planes.
