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Karl-Friedrich Scheufele talks about Chopard’s ethical stance
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A modern take on the minute repeater complication
China turfs out Chopard show; naval time by Ulysse Nardin; ‘mystery clock’ from Somlo Antiques
Financial and aesthetic mergers are mingling the tastes of Europe and China
Why have there been so many large stones on the market? And will we soon see more?
Tiffany & Co partners with Outset Contemporary Art Fund; Louis Vuitton’s Twist bracelet; Chopard to unveil the Garden of Kalahari
The emeralds Julianne Moore wore this week were green in more ways than one. Eric Platt meets Cannes’ most dazzling crusader
Subtlety is dead — now you need to rock the biggest rocks in statement necklaces
Chopard’s Ferdinand Berthoud FB1 revives the reputation of a forgotten horologist
A handful of female chief executives are changing the face of the industry
The watchmaker’s co-president and artistic director talks about the Swiss-based company’s new collection featuring ‘green gold’
Why luxury labels are casting themselves in roles that reach beyond festivals and awards season
Robin Swithinbank rounds up the must-have timepieces unveiled in Switzerland today
The siblings are worlds apart but pulling in the same direction
Watchmaker has long-term plan to invest
Updates from Tudor, Chopard, Patek Philippe and Shinola
Aftersales is ‘customer experience’ at Chopard and Patek Philippe
Loss of key supplier ETA has forced change
July’s jewellery theft at the Carlton Intercontinental was one of the biggest on French soil
Service and expertise behind the counter are more important than ever, along with appeal to a younger generation
Glamour need not exclude concern for miners, writes Maria Doulton
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