On the occasion of the Watches & Wonders Show, the first quarterly issue of the paper edition of Luxus Magazine explores the latest trends in watches and jewelry, while giving pride of place to Breitling, which has just celebrated its 150th anniversary and is on the front page of the issue with its brand new Top Time.
To inaugurate our new quarterly and more compact (84 pages) format, LUXUS MAGAZINE rolls out the red carpet for watchmaking and jewelry, one of the emblematic universes of the luxury industry, which is unveiling its flagship models of 2025 right now in Geneva at the Watches & Wonders trade show.
Design, materials, colors and even new flagship models, you will learn all about the trends that drive your current and future timepieces, as well as their jewelry counterparts.
Timepieces in the spotlight
This spring, watchmaking is celebrating and ringing in the return of sunny hours.
The yellow that adorns your new issue of LUXUS MAGAZINE is not the only nod to Breitling, whose signature color it is. In the new Success Story section, you will have plenty of opportunity to browse through the history, the codes and the latest innovations of this watch manufacturer, founded in 1884 in Saint-Imier, in particular the Top Time B31.
In addition, you will find two exclusive interviews with those who uphold the pioneering and exploratory values of the watchmaking company, namely its CEO George Kern and Gianfranco Gentile, head of the Heritage department of the company.
In addition to Breitling and the editorial by our publication director, Claire Domergue, watchmaking also takes center stage in a special feature where you will learn all about the different designs and trends in the sector.
Trends that give pride of place to new materials, the sustainable approach of second-hand, but also cross-over through models becoming non-gendered or appropriating here and there masculine or feminine codes to better dynamite them, or even oscillating with its satellite universe, jewelry.
The result is a hybridization where it is difficult to know which is the starting point, the watch or the piece of jewelry.
Aesthetics and other TikTok trends also influence the choice of designs, such as Mikimoto, which has revived the bow motif derived from ballet and integrated it into a flirtatious style that has transcended the sector, appearing in small touches at the latest Paris Fashion Week shows.
Among the models unveiled exclusively at the Watches & Wonders Show, and which you will also find in your issue: The new J12 by Chanel, which celebrates its 25th anniversary this year with a brand new, never-before-seen shade of blue.
Or the new Reverso Hybris Artistica watch, infinitely exceptional, celebrating the 94th anniversary of the iconic Reverso watch – and its 50 movements designed for it – from Jaeger Lecoultre.
A launch offer that smells of spring
If LUXUS MAGAZINE is getting ready for spring, so is its introductory special subscription offer. In fact, for all annual subscriptions, you will receive a free Mauboussin perfume of your choice.
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