L’Heure du Diamant – a collection that single-handedly epitomises a part of Chopard’s heritage and the dazzling combination of its skills – tells the story of the enduring spirit of jewellery-making through its various incarnations. The collection now appears with…
In 1969, at a time when the world of jewellery was undergoing powerful creative renewal, Chopard unveiled a collection of jewellery watches ushering in a new era of artistry and elegance. More than five decades later, this legacy endures in…
Hailed as watchmaking’s most poetic complication, the moon phase stars in a new L’Heure du Diamant timepiece, following the lunar cycle through the sparkling nuances of aventurine glass and the fire of diamonds magnified by the crown-setting technique. The sophistication…
As luminescent as the Luminor. The name Luminor originates from the luminous compound created by Panerai, an innovative material that shaped the creation of the first models in the early 1960s. Invented to meet the demanding standards of the Italian…
As luminescent as the Luminor. The name Luminor originates from the luminous compound created by Panerai, an innovative material that shaped the creation of the first models in the early 1960s. Invented to meet the demanding standards of the Italian…
Through the eyes of Galileo Galilei and the watchmaking expertise of Panerai, the intriguing and astronomical world of Jupiterium unfolds. A planetarium clock of advanced mechanical complexity, that is an homage to the genius of the Italian physicist whose revolutionary…