Justin Fenner

1 week ago | robbreport.com.au | Justin Fenner

Hundreds of objects from over a century of jewellery and watch design are now on view at the Victoria & Albert Museum. These are the ones you can’t miss. Asif Khan, the award-winning architect who designed Cartier’s new exhibition at London’s Victoria & Albert Museum, had an emotional response when trying on La Patiala—one of the necklaces on display. Made for an Indian ruler in 1928, it’s lavishly set with over 960 carats of diamonds.

1 week ago | robbreport.com | Justin Fenner

Asif Khan, the award-winning architect who designed Cartier’s new exhibition at London’s Victoria & Albert Museum, had an emotional response when trying on La Patiala—one of the necklaces on display. Made for an Indian ruler in 1928, it’s lavishly set with over 960 carats of diamonds. But Khan wasn’t thinking about its worth. “I was thinking, who would have been alive from my family [when it was made]?” he says.

1 week ago | robbreport.com | Adam Hurly |Justin Fenner

With spring fully sprung, winter woes have melted away and the sun stays in the sky longer and longer each day. And as you put away the long johns and heated blankets, you should also shelve any fragrances with cozy leanings—the smoky, leathery, spicy numbers that pair well with cold weather wear. It’s time to rotate in scents with more levity to match the springtime mood.

2 weeks ago | robbreport.com | Justin Fenner

Choosing a single standout watch from the vast selection of novelties at Watches and Wonders is no small task. Especially in a year like 2025, when big brands from Rolex to Cartier pulled out all the stops, and smaller operations such as H. Moser & Cie. brought clever ideas and colors to the table. But our team thought long and hard to answer the big question: Which watches earned a spot on our wrists? Our answers, below.

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Justin Fenner

1 day agoPieces from TAG Heuer, Nomos, and more clock in at under $6K. Watches and Wonders 2025 is upon us. Click here for all our reports from the watch world's biggest annual event. You would not be mistaken for thinking that Watches and Wonders is largely a celebration of high-end (read: expensive) models …