Debbie Hathway
Writer at Freelance
Award-winning writer who travels. Loves watches, gems, travel, dance, dogs, nature, bubbly, wellness, laughter.
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1 week ago |
yourluxury.africa | Debbie Hathway
When Antoine Alexandre, brand and development manager for Montreux Jazz International, visited the Franschhoek Wine Valley in January 2025, he was there to assess the possibility of an African edition of the iconic festival. Now, it’s official: the Montreux Jazz Festival (MJF) has named Franschhoek as the host of its first African edition. The collaboration, set to debut in March 2026, stems from a strong alignment of values.
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1 week ago |
yourluxury.africa | Debbie Hathway
From 4–7 September 2025, Geneva Watch Days prepares for its sixth edition as the industry’s leading informal trade event. Created in 2020, the independent, citywide showcase has become a defining summer moment for collectors, retailers, and media – welcoming over 13 800 visitors last year. What’s new? A record 66 brands will present their latest timepieces – from historic maisons to inventive independents – offering a complete view of watchmaking today.
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2 weeks ago |
yourluxury.africa | Debbie Hathway
This special-edition Black Bay Chrono is all about lightness, legibility, and legacy. Using carbon fibre across the case, bezel, end-links, and sub-counters (the latter simply to show they can) reduces weight dramatically – ideal for timing with speed and precision. The “racing white” dial, punctuated by carbon fibre sub-counters, takes visual cues from the 2025 Visa Cash App Racing Bulls Formula One Team car.
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2 weeks ago |
yourluxury.africa | Debbie Hathway
This special-edition Black Bay Chrono is all about lightness, legibility, and legacy. Using carbon fibre across the case, bezel, end-links, and sub-counters (the latter simply to show they can) reduces weight dramatically – ideal for timing with speed and precision. The “racing white” dial, punctuated by carbon fibre sub-counters, takes visual cues from the 2025 Visa Cash App Racing Bulls Formula One Team car.
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2 weeks ago |
yourluxury.africa | Debbie Hathway
While the Met Gala celebrated Black sartorial brilliance, Akano focused on a parallel tradition – one where jewellery is not just an accessory, but an archive. For generations, Black icons have embraced adornment as a powerful form of storytelling. From the opulence of 19th-century West African elites to the bold expression of Harlem Renaissance dandies and today’s cultural visionaries, fine jewellery has carried a deeper purpose – communicating pride, presence, and resistance.
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Review: Cape Town Opera’s production of Verdi’s Aida https://t.co/bd5fIoDsIF by Debbie Hathway/@debbiehath via @Biz_Lounge @GregoryMaqoma @CapeTown_Opera #opera #capetown
Mpumi Dlamini for Diamond City Jazz Festival https://t.co/8QokIdbcC3 Book now at @webticketsSA #Botswana #DiamondCity #Jazz #Festival #music @siphohotstix @nonomatwoone
#BestofBiz 2024: Lifestyle https://t.co/7hGREM1TTQ via @Biz_Lounge Happy to be listed among the most-read contributors again for my #Mauritius articles on @saltresorts @Beachcomber_