How Openworked Craft Is Defining Modern Horology
As precious metal costs soar, horology may find unexpected upsides in the art of removal. We explore how brands are utilizing openworking to elevate technical virtuosity to match rising prices
Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026: Hermès Pulls Back the Curtain on its Innerworkings
Hermès lifts the veil on its 2026 novelties, showcasing skeletonised movements and intricate craftsmanship behind Maison’s signature timepieces.
Paris Autumn/Winter’26 Fashion Week Affirms Its Status as Fashion’s Institutional Capital
Heritage houses, disciplined craft and couture-inspired techniques underscored the capital’s role as a cultural and technical anchor.
Hermès Cut Le Temps Suspendu Returns To The Arceau Collection
Explore the Hermès Cut Le Temps Suspendu, featuring the innovative H1912 movement and a 24-second counter.
Hermès men’s summer 2026 show
In 1837, Thierry Hermès opened his workshop making the finest quality harnesses and saddles in the heart of Paris. Today, Hermès is still a family company whose craftspeople make, often by hand and always with love , bags and belts, diaries and dishes, scarves and shoes, perfumes and purses, ties and travelling furniture, as well […]
Art Meets Precision: The Slim d’Hermès Pocket Mysterious Rider
Rediscover an iconic Hermès print, this time in pocket watch form with the Slim d’Hermès Pocket Mysterious Rider.
