In the Mademoiselle Privé Bouton collection, alongside Coco's most cherished symbols, leather and colours are the protagonists. Transforming the button, and the secret of its dial, into a jewel not only to be worn on the wrist
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Vintage look and contemporary mechanics: an interesting mix for the Multifort Patrimony Chronograph, with which Mido evokes the style of models from the past.
A day with Omega at the Pietro Mennea Golden Gala: from the Timekeeping tour to the 4x100 relay, which saw us involved in a fun, friendly competition.
The Square Bang Unico introduces a new form for Hublot, which offers its interpretation of the square watch without betraying its DNA.
After last year's restyling of the Aquaracer, TAG Heuer raises the bar of technicality with a more extreme version, water-resistant to 1,000 metres.
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Re-launched last year as Baume & Mercier's sporty/elegant watch symbol, the Riviera confirms its style and evolves in new variations.
Amid expectations and curiosities, the Rolex novelties focus on the GMT-Master II with an unprecedented green and black colour combination of the Cerachrom bezel disc.
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