Paige Reddinger
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Patek Philippe Ups the Ante on Its Women’s Offering with a New Collection of Gondolo Watches (opens the original)
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As the lights dimmed and ballerinas flanked a giant art sculpture of Geneva’s Jet d’Eau, a parade of models in evening gowns sashayed around the centerpiece to debut Patek Philippe‘s newest lineup of women’s watches, the Gondolo Ladies First collection, at the company’s latest and largest Grand Exhibition, this year held in Milan. Guests who had earlier worked their way through the many rooms of the exhibition space, may have noticed ads for a similar model from 2009, the Ref. 7071R Ladies First
Patek Philippe Just Dropped 7 New Watches at Its Grand Exhibition in Milan (opens the original)
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Yesterday, Patek Philippe opened the doors of its latest Grand Exhibition in Milan and with it came the unveiling of seven new references for the Italian market. Like all of its previous exhibitions—in Dubai, Munich, London, New York, Singapore, and Tokyo—the releases dropped in timing with the events are exclusive to the markets in which they are held. This time around there were perpetual calendars and minute repeaters, as well as a new iteration of the Ref. 5167 Aquanaut all in hues paying tr
I Gave My Husband a Vintage Rolex for Our First Anniversary. It Was Gone Within 24 Hours. (opens the original)
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My relationship to my husband’s watch journey is not unlike many aspects of our marriage. A recurring scenario: I encourage him to take up an interest that I think we’ll enjoy together—or, in some cases, assume will be to my advantage—only to discover that I have created a new obsession from which he cannot be freed. He lives life at two speeds: zero or 100. Don’t get me wrong. I love this about him. His joie de vivre is infectious to all who know him, but sometimes I feel like Sylvester the Cat
Panerai Just Gave Its Famously Rugged Luminor a Suave Makeover (opens the original)
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Few watches are as comfortable kicking down a door as they are slipping under a dinner jacket—and for decades, Panerai has made a virtue of producing tough timepieces. But to celebrate the centenary of the boutique that helped define the brand, it’s proving that even a symbol of unapologetic brawn can acquire a little polish. Set within the Palazzo Arcivescovile on Piazza San Giovanni and overlooking the Duomo, Panerai’s Orologeria Svizzera boutique opened in 1926, laying the foundations of the
Lauded British Jeweler Shaun Leane Returns with an Ultra-Exclusive New Atelier (opens the original)
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Shaun Leane is back in business, and that’s great news for jewelry collectors. After his namesake business went into administration in May 2024 and Leane departed that August, the designer took time to recalibrate. Now he’s returned with a far more exclusive offering called 12, creating commission-only jewelry limited to, as the name suggests, just a dozen pieces a year. The smaller scale makes room for something more personal, giving both artist and collector the time to create something genuin
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