Ulysse Nardin Managing Director Matthieu Haverlan discusses independent watchmaking, evolving collector expectations and balancing horological innovation with maritime heritage.

As Swiss watchmakers move upmarket, smartwatches take the blame. But the mid-market watch still offers something no device can.

As climate commitments face commercial pressures, corporate sustainability is increasingly measured by investment, accountability and tangible progress.

Car owners are up in arms because unlocking features for your luxury car means getting into a subscription trap.

As emotional attachment becomes a commercial asset, the monetisation of parasocial relationships raises questions about the ethics of profiting from perceived intimacy.

Concepto brings technical audacity to the heart of contemporary watchmaking, creating complex movements for independents and established maisons alike.

Built to simplify increasingly sophisticated yachts, the ecosystem watches, learns and anticipates problems.

Two new limited expressions from The Balvenie show that the most patient crafts can still drive a brand forward.

From fashion and hospitality to branded residences, luxury houses are building immersive worlds designed to extend consumer relationships beyond ownership.

From cinema to contemporary art, luxury’s most ambitious partnerships are expanding creative possibilities and reshaping how brands build cultural relevance.