Cait Bazemore

2 weeks ago | watchonista.com | Cait Bazemore

By Cait Bazemore You may remember that TAG Heuer released a somewhat unconventional collection at last year’s LVMH Watch Week in Miami: eyewear. You might be more surprised to learn that it wasn’t the first time the Maison dabbled in this accessories category. The brand debuted its first eyewear collection over two decades ago in 2002, and it had a good run (it was discontinued in 2016).

3 weeks ago | watchonista.com | Cait Bazemore

04/22/2025 By Cait Bazemore Just before the holidays last December, NOMOS Glashütte soft-launched an exclusive new, appointment-only showroom in downtown Manhattan, where the Maison brings the savoir-faire of Glashütte (the birthplace of German watchmaking) right to New York City without the 8-hour flight.

3 weeks ago | worth.com | Cait Bazemore

In a world where heritage houses thrive on timeless motifs, the race is on to craft the next instantly recognizable design. While Bulgari leans into its Roman roots with its signature Serpenti creations, Tiffany & Co. expands beyond its blue-box classics with high-impact gemstone collections. Graff continues to command attention with record-breaking diamonds. Here, we’ll look at how these three heritage brands strategize to make their newest pieces as iconic as their legacy collections.

1 month ago | watchonista.com | Cait Bazemore

04/10/2025 By Cait Bazemore At the beginning of the 20th century, the world of luxury – from fashion to jewelry and watches – was quite a small circle. Figures like Coco Chanel were rubbing shoulders with others like Louis Cartier, and friendships and collaboration were part of the game.

1 month ago | watchonista.com | Cait Bazemore

04/05/2025 By Cait Bazemore Last year was significant for A. Lange & Söhne as it rang in the 30th anniversary of its flagship model: the Lange 1. Now, at Watches and Wonders 2025, the Maison is commemorating another important milestone: its 180th anniversary as a brand.