In celebration of International Women’s Day, we delve into the world of exquisite timepieces meticulously crafted for strong, bold, and undeniably feminine women. Far beyond mere accessories, these watches embody the essence of empowerment, resilience, and timeless sophistication. As we honor the achievements and spirit of women around the world, these timepieces stand as both symbols of empowerment and reflections of the exceptional journey that defines each wearer.

Piaget – Limelight Gala by Shamsa Alabbar

A leading figure in the contemporary Arabic jewellery world, since 2013, Shamsa Alabbar has been transposing the ancient codes of the Arabian Peninsula into a series of graphic pieces in which calligraphy and typography take on a new dimension. Hemmed with gold and diamonds, this is the image that the designer is now applying to the dial of a limited-edition Limelight Gala watch.

While the mesh work, painstakingly completed by hand in Piaget’s workshops, and the lush, asymmetrical waltz of diamonds immediately bring to mind the codes of the Limelight Gala, the gaze is irresistibly drawn to this enchanting dial, which is utterly one of a kind. Inspired by the Token motif, the dial also pays homage to Arabic typography and the iconic mashrabiya.

Audemars Piguet – Royal Oak Concept Flying Tourbillon

Audemars Piguet unveils a new Royal Oak Concept Flying Tourbillon limited edition created in collaboration with Haute Couture designer Tamara Ralph. Inspired by her aesthetic merging bold femininity, boundless creativity and timeless elegance, the Royal Oak Concept Flying Tourbillon limited edition features an 18-carat pink gold case glittering with Frosted Gold.

Tiny indentations are created on the gold surface with a diamond-tipped tool, giving a sparkle effect similar to that of precious stones. Inspired by the textured details of Tamara Ralph’s Couture creations, the multi-layered dial in shades of brown, bronze and gold is finished with a continuous sunburst satin finish. The diamond-set flying tourbillon at 6 o’clock combines technical mastery with a sophisticated aesthetic, enhancing the timepiece’s powerful contrasts and play of light.

Vacheron Constantin – Égérie Moon Phase

This stunning timepiece is available in two versions – one with moon phases and one date variation- in a taupe colour that is a first in the collection. Similar to the watches from the Égérie collection, each have three interchangeable taupe-coloured straps, in alligator leather, satin and quilted lambskin, the latter being a leather proposed for the first time by Vacheron Constantin. Set in 18K pink gold, the ring features 36 round-cut diamonds and a crown set with moonstone. The dial features grey taupe-coloured opaline and “pleats” pattern made using the tapisserie technique as well as a circular “pearl” minute track.

The Chronomat Automatic 36 Victoria Beckham collection, limited to just 1,500 pieces, is the result of a one-of-a-kind collaboration between the luxury watchmaker and the celebrated fashion house creative director.

The Chronomat is Breitling’s chic, all-purpose timepiece and a particular favorite of women who want the best of both worlds: fashion and function. The Victoria Beckham collection retains classic Chronomat features like the metal rouleaux bracelet and raised rider tabs at the 15-minute mark. These are combined with refined new colorways inspired by Beckham’s own Spring/Summer 2024 palette, including peppermint, midnight blue, dove gray, and sand.

The collection features both the Breitling logo on the dial and Victoria Beckham’s initials on the seconds hand, with a choice of cases in stainless steel or yellow gold – a material specially revived by Breitling for use on this line. The dials also reference the limitation: “One of 400” for each of the stainless-steel pieces, and “One of 100” for each of the gold variations.

Powered by the Breitling Caliber 10, the Chronomat Automatic 36 Victoria Beckham has a running time of approximately 42 hours off the wrist. On the wrist, it keeps going as long as you do, thanks to the self-winding automatic three-hand movement with date feature. Like all Breitling watches, each piece has achieved Contrôle officiel suisse des chronomètres (COSC) certification, a distinguished independent validation of its precision and performance.

Step into a world where horology meets envy-inducing elegance, as we unravel the allure of high-end timepieces adorned with mesmerizing green dials. In the realm of watchmaking, the emerald colored hues not only tell time but also weave a narrative of sophistication, luxury, and style. Join us on a journey through the rich palette of green dials, where each tick of the hand is a stroke of envy-inspiring mastery – where time becomes an embodiment of unparalleled sophistication.

Bvlgari Serpentini Spiga

Combining the audacity of Serpenti and the legend of Spiga, the Italian word for spike, the Serpenti Spiga single-spiral watch in 18 kt rose gold embellished with diamonds, fuses the modern with the ancient. Contemporary in design, purely Roman in its deep symbolism, the coiling timepiece echoes the idea of infinity with its abstract wheat stalk pattern carved into the bracelet itself. In a nod to Bulgari’s jewelry DNA, the malachite dial captivates with its vibrant green nuances. Featuring quartz movement, 18 kt rose gold 35 mm case and bezel set with diamonds, malachite dial, rose gold plated hands, 18 kt rose gold crown set with a cabochon-cut rubellite and 18 kt rose gold single-spiral bracelet partially set with brilliant-cut diamonds.

Jaeger Le-Coultre Rendez-Vous Dazzling Night & Day

Presented in pink gold with a glowing green sun ray-brushed dial and matching green alligator leather strap, this new rendition of the Rendez-Vous Dazzling Night & Day deftly marries the spirit of fine watchmaking with the codes of high jewelry. The radiance of 168 diamonds draws the eye to the rich color of the dial. On the dial, an inner circle of 47 diamonds draws the eye to the Night & Day indication. Set on a disc that rotates every 24 hours, a pink gold crescent moon with a backdrop of stars slowly alternates with a polished golden sun as night turns to day. Set within the 36mm case, Calibre 898 is a self-winding mechanical movement developed and produced entirely in-house and providing a power reserve of 38 hours.

Girard- Perregaux Laureato 42mm

Harnessing the timeless character and elegance of green, as well as encompassing the symbolism of the virescent hue, Girard-Perregaux is pleased to release a new addition to the Laureato collection. The aptly-named Laureato 42mm Green perpetuates the story of this timeless classic which began life in 1975 and, despite the passage of time, has never aged or lost its aesthetic allure.

Roger Dubuis Velvet Pink Gold

Feminine and contemporary, Velvet collection timepieces are mechanical “objet d’art” that deliver a masterful interpretation of watchmaking know-how, encapsulated in outstanding and contemporary aesthetics. Featuring Pink gold case with bezel and lugs set with round diamonds, Sapphire crystal with antireflective coating, and a Pink gold open case back with sapphire crystal. The Stellaria base dial is made of Aventurine glass with Roman numerals plated in pink gold, pink gold polished appliques for 12 and 6 hour markers, barrel-shaped centre paved with round diamonds, along with alligator strap in Scottish Green.

Breitling Super Chronomat Automatic 38

The Super Chronomat Automatic 38 is designed to make a statement, whether paired with a power suit or a t-shirt and jeans. You can tell a Super from the rest of the Chronomat family by the ceramic rider tabs and crown, and the rubber rouleaux bracelet only available with this supercharged line. Oversized lab-grown diamonds make the rounds of its 18k red gold or stainless-steel bezel.

As the calendar turns the page to a new year, it brings with it a surge of fresh energy, presenting an opportunity to redefine one’s style and embrace the latest trends. Just as the year unfolds with untapped potential, so do the latest timepieces, serving as wearable statements that capture the spirit of the moment and set the tone for the journey that lies ahead. Step into 2024 adorned with the latest in horology, where every ticking second becomes a stylish reminder to start the year off right.

Jacob & Co – Epic x Titanium Sky Blue

The Epic X is a modern evolution of one of the most traditional forms of watchmaking. The open-worked, or “skeletonized” timepiece allows the movement to be visible both through the dial and the back of the watch, with as much metal removed as possible without compromising functionality. The Epic X case is bold and elegant, yet robust, so it can truly accompany you through your day, to the office, out for a casual dinner or even to an elegant party.

The manual-wind movement of the Epic X is positioned vertically and skeletonized then finely finished, so it is almost transparent. The beauty of skeletonized watches is that there are no dials – instead the highest quality sapphire crystals expose the details of the movement, including the tourbillon, wheels, gears, balance, bridges, and mainspring barrel. The design of this 44mm case is bold and distinctive, with its powerful “X” shape. The manual wind movement is on display through the antireflective sapphire crystals front and back.

Louis Vuitton – Tambour

A tone-on-tone model with silver-grey dial or one with a contrasting deep blue dial are the options for the introduction of the Maison’s reborn emblematic collection, an enriched Tambour with two additional firsts for Louis Vuitton — an integrated bracelet and an exclusive new and beautifully crafted automatic movement designed by La Fabrique  du Temps Louis Vuitton.

Design flows in every line of the new Tambour. This is design in its original sense, which goes beyond the aesthetic, into purpose and intention. To begin, a modern morphology, with a fully unisex 40mm diameter and an 8.3mm thick case that follows the line of any wearer’s arm. The integrated bracelet on the new Tambour, a first for Louis Vuitton, is a blend of robustness and fluidity, its slim, curved links providing a close and comfortable fit on the wrist to rival the softest leather strap.

Vacheron Constantin – Overseas Tourbillon High Jewelry

Vacheron Constantin enriches its Overseas collection with a new technical and precious tourbillon model. Available in an original combination of white gold with a blue dial, it is also distinguished by its bezel and hour-markers entirely set with baguette-cut diamonds. This 42.5 mm-diameter sporty-chic watch features a slender curvature thanks to its ultra-thin self-winding movement, in-house Calibre 2160 with tourbillon.

The Overseas tourbillon watch offers an excellent interpretation of Vacheron Constantin’s understated, creative aesthetic combined with perfect technical mastery.  This symbiosis is notably expressed through the slenderness of its curvature, made possible by its ultra-thin movement, Calibre 2160 measuring a mere 5.65 mm thick.  Such proportions – just over 10 mm thick for the cased-up watch – are achieved by means of the 22K gold peripheral rotor ensuring an 80-hour power reserve. This construction not only enhances thinness by eliminating the central axis of rotation of the oscillating weight, but also gives a clearer view of the entire movement from the back.

Roger Dubuis – Knights of the Roundtable

With only 28 limited edition pieces, Knights of the Round Table is the next exciting chapter of a renowned watchmaking quest. Ever since the first Knights of the Round Table timepiece was unveiled in 2013, Roger Dubuis has continued to shape and refine the collection’s aesthetics – always with bravery in the face of difficulty. casting in 18K pink gold, resulting in 6 mm tall knights.

Today, the twelve micro-engraved knights are dynamic in their movement and individual in their posture. Starting with the outer flange, Roger Dubuis has framed the entire scene in a ring of transparent ice-blue glass, crafted following the Murano method. This sublime timepiece is powered by the automatic Monobalancier RD821 calibre, made in-house at the Maison’s fully- integrated manufacture. Built with 172 components, and maintaining the highest standards of excellence, it features the hand-finishing of all parts, according to the criteria of the Poinçon de Genève; one of the most exclusive stamps of certification in watchmaking today.

Zenith – DEFY Skyline Skeleton Night Surfer El Primero

Limited to only 200 pieces, the bolder, bluer, more geometric lines and the latest generation of the high-frequency automatic El Primero calibre, the DEFY Skyline Skeleton Night Surfer El Primero is both a sequel and evolution of the original. For Time+Tide, the objective was to retain all the elements that made the original Night Surfer so outstanding while incorporating all the improvements that the DEFY Skyline Skeleton offers.

A first for the DEFY Skyline Skeleton model, the entire angular 41mm case with its dodecagonal bezel and integrated bracelet are crafted in microblasted titanium, lending it a homogenous, subdued grey tone with minimal light reflection. This highly animate feature in the DEFY Skyline Skyline Night Surfer El Primero is delivered by the El Primero 3620 automatic high-frequency manufacture movement, beating at the rate of 5Hz (36’000VpH). This rate allows for the 1/10th of a second indicator to be directly driven by the escapement. Its efficient automatic bi-directional winding mechanism with a blue star-shaped rotor delivers a power reserve of approximately 60 hours.