Patek Philippe Ref. 2499 Sets Asia Auction Record at HK$80 Million
Phillips sells Asia’s most expensive timepiece at HK$80.37M — a Patek Philippe Ref. 2499 First Series in pink gold, setting a new world auction record.
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Carillon Tourbillon: Parmigiani Fleurier’s Voice at Thirty
Parmigiani Fleurier’s Carillon Tourbillon marks 30 years with a five-piece minute repeater tourbillon. What GCC collectors need to know.
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Première Coco Game: CHANEL Spells Itself in Sapphire and Lacquer
The CHANEL Première Coco Game limited edition spells the House’s name in sapphire crystal charms. Discover the design and specs for GCC collectors.
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Kollokium Projekt 02 Variant C: Nine Layers of Turquoise Blue
Kollokium Projekt 02 Variant C brings a 67-plate topographical dial in turquoise blue gradient. Limited to 299 pieces — what GCC collectors need to know.
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Longines HydroConquest 2026: A Diver Refined for the Modern Era
The 2026 Longines HydroConquest arrives in 39 mm and 42 mm with calibre L888.5, five ceramic bezel colours, and a new Milanese mesh bracelet. Full coverage.
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Round Triple Mystery Skeleton: Franck Muller’s Three-Disc Revelation
Franck Muller’s Round Triple Mystery Skeleton uses three rotating discs, 3.63 ct diamonds, and a skeletonised 18K rose gold case. Full editorial coverage for GCC collectors.
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Oris Lou Gehrig Limited Edition: The Iron Horse in 2,130 Pieces
Oris honours baseball legend Lou Gehrig with a 2,130-piece Big Crown Pointer Date limited edition supporting ALS research. Full details for GCC collectors.
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Cartier LOVE Bracelet Gets a Chromatic Capsule for 2026
Cartier’s LOVE bracelet returns with six new colour-paved models in sapphires, tsavorites and mixed gemstones — the latest annual release for GCC collectors.
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Fullord’s Summer 2026 Destinations: From Mykonos to Saint-Barth
Geneva Maison Fullord charts its Summer 2026 presence across Mykonos, Saint-Tropez, Monaco, Sicily, Saint-Barth and Puerto Banús — jewellery conceived for life in motion.
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Slow down, understand and take pride in a timepiece by assembling one yourself.
MAISON ALCÉE invites you to slow down and build a timepiece yourself using 233 components, every tool, and a guided book — a rare hands-on horological experience.
