Piaget
Piaget has collaborated with Emirati designer Shamsa Alabbar on a limited-edition timepiece steeped in both the history of the nation and the Maison. The Limelight Gala watch has been a symbol of Piaget’s savoir-faire for over fifty years and it takes on new life this Ramadan with Alabbar’s signature Token motif set on a mother-of-pearl dial - the latter an homage to the UAE’s pearl-diving origins. Surrounding the intricate dial are 42 brilliant-cut diamonds, which cascade onto a hand-engraved Dior Palace bracelet. Discover the timepiece
Hublot
When the words ‘world’s first’ appear alongside the unveiling of a timepiece, one can practically hear collectors’ heartbeats quicken, and Hublot’s boundary-breaking new watch will do just that. Introducing the Big Bang Unico Magic Ceramic, a first-of-its-kind timepiece featuring multi-coloured ceramic. After four years of painstaking work, Magic Ceramic, a flawless fusion of colour, was finally perfected. On the timepiece, a dark grey bezel is dotted with blue circles, adding whimsy to the masculine silhouette and juxtaposing the complexity of the UNICO automatic flyback chronograph movement. With only twenty pieces available worldwide, move fast if you want to own a piece of horological history. Discover the timepiece
Audemars Piguet
To kick-off the Maison’s 150th anniversary celebrations, Audemars Piguet has unveiled a state-of-the-art self-winding perpetual calendar movement that puts ergonomics at the forefront. The Calibre 7138 movement allows for adjustment without tools or damage via an all-in-one crown rather than having correctors inserted on the side of the case. This revolutionary result was five years in the making and debuts on three new timepieces including an 41mm Royal Oak timepiece in 18k Sand Gold. Whether you’re an avid Audemars Piguet collector, searching for a statement piece or an incredibly generous gift giver, this is one watch that is guaranteed to up the ante of any collection. Discover the timepiece
