Just because it looks bad doesn’t mean it isn’t good.

Being one of the top polluters in the world, the fashion industry has to start thinking about incorporating sustainable practices before it is too late.

In a globalised world, the line between what is appropriate and offensive is blurred. Companies have to be prudent when it comes to adopting and adapting foreign cultures so that it does not come across as being insensitive.

Sustainability is the new global trend which luxury brands in different industries are embracing. We take a look at how watchmakers, in keeping with the times, are coming up with innovations, fuelled by the demand for sustainable products.

Will.i.am, the founding member of musical group, Black Eyed Peas, wants to reinvent your experience of wearing a face mask with his new high-tech mask called Xupermask.

The Submersible eLAB-ID PAM01225 puts Panerai in the driving seat to lead a movement toward more environmentally responsible watch manufacturing.

The semi-custom Aquila 70 is the new “king” of the fast-growing powercat brand, which is represented by Simpson Marine in key markets across Asia.

Designed with Olesinski and Pininfarina, the Y72 shows off a distinct new hull glazing, while building on the interior styling of the Y85.

Hailed as the pinnacle of the Continental family, the new Bentley Continental GT Speed Convertible is perhaps the marque’s most driver-focused, performance Grand Tourer to date.

Tissot’s latest take on the Gentleman is a fitting edition in line with the biggest dial colour trend — green.