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Quality Watches for Women: Why Invest in Silver Watches

30 November 2021 • Gaston La-Gaffe

Silver watches have been a popular choice for women because of their durability and style. They are the perfect accessory… Read More

The best watches to invest in

25 September 2020 • Mark Westall

From Rolex Daytona to Seamaster from Omega, and from Carrera from Tag Heuer to Grandmaster from Patek Philippe, watches tell the story of human perseverance and persistence. From the sundial to all the way to anti-gravity watches, they have come a long way. Some of the most prized collectible watches are among the best engineering marvels too.

Is a Rolex Watch Still the Ultimate Accessory?

24 August 2020 • Mark Westall

Rolexes have been around for a very long time, in one form or another. And even as different fashion trends come and go, these watches are still regarded as one of the most sought-after accessories.

REAL FEELINGS Emotion and Technology – An International Group Show at House of Electronic Arts Basel (HeK)

18 June 2020 • Mark Westall

Works by 20 artists are presented in the show, ranging from artificial intelligence, interactive installations, robotics and biometrics to gaming, video installations, virtual reality and photography.

Robert De Niro’s Watches in Casino: Appealing or Appalling

14 April 2020 • Mark Westall

The types of attires that Robert De Niro wore as Sam ‘Ace’ Rothstein in Casino got people talking. The expensive timepieces and the weirdly sewn clothes – something many people attribute to the fashion of the 1970s which is against the tenets of modern fashion.

Dan Coombs’s Unfolding Man now available to view in 3D virtual gallery space

9 April 2020 • Mark Westall

Aleph Contemporary a new contemporary art gallery specialising in influential and emerging contemporary art are presenting a solo exhibition from the London based artist Dan Coomb.

Kehinde Wiley: The Yellow Wallpaper

19 February 2020 • Mark Westall

The Yellow Wallpaper is an exhibition of new portraits by American artist Kehinde Wiley. This will be the first solo exhibition of new work shown by Wiley at a public institution in the UK.

The technology behind water resistance

14 February 2020 • Mark Westall

Water-resistance is a common feature on watches, but there’s more to it than your watch being able to get a little wet. Whether it’s a leisurely swim or diving, you want to know that your watch is protected against water damage.

Eric Fischl: Life is a Beach but Art is Like Tennis

12 February 2020 • Paul Carey-Kent

American painter Eric Fischl’s new show at Skarstedt (‘Figures’ to 9 April) presents, approximately life-sized, people on the beach. They come from Fischl’s own photographs of characters and poses which interest him – ‘I can’t tell people what I want’

When art meets horology (luxury watch making)

31 January 2020 • Mark Westall

The art of luxury watchmaking has been written about time and time again. The craftsmanship that goes into making a high-end Rolex or Omega is outstanding. But today we want to get more specific and highlight some moments when art truly meets with horology and the results.

19 Ways to Improve Your Winter Wardrobe this Holiday Season

18 December 2019 • Mark Westall

Alright guys, listen up. Winter is almost here, which means that fashion-forward autumn is coming to a close. It can… Read More

Sam Williams Latent Commons

22 October 2019 • Staff

Salvage Rhythms is a piece about becoming. Devised by Sam Williams as part of his ongoing project Latent Commons, this performance work was presented at Somerset House AGM, alongside a live sound score in collaboration with the musician Roly Porter.

‘Trophy’a two-person exhibition exploring the purpose of the trophy, its associations and narratives.

13 July 2019 • Mark Westall

Sim Smith is to present, ‘Trophy’a two-person exhibition exploring the purpose of the trophy, its associations and narratives. From the celebratory to the unassuming, this exhibition surveys its various guises, through fascination and fantasy.

Does Nixon design the coolest watches ever?

8 May 2019 • Mark Westall

Bild von Mike Aixklusiv auf Pixabay It has a strong case, that’s for sure. When we think of watches, it’s… Read More

Marc Newson to show first exhibition of limited-edition furniture pieces in more than a decade.

14 January 2019 • Mark Westall

Gagosian is to present new works by designer Marc Newson. This will be Newson’s first exhibition of limited-edition furniture pieces in more than a decade.

Business dress code or how to dress correctly

5 January 2019 • Mark Westall

It is impossible to always follow the fashion, because fashion can change very quickly. But there are hundreds of magazines… Read More

REVIEW: Angelo Accardi: Misplaced

30 October 2018 • Staff

Misplaced, which opened at Eden Fine Art gallery in Mayfair on October 26th, presents an impressive body of work by Italian artist Angelo Accardi.

The Top 7 Art Exhibitions to see in London this week

27 August 2018 • Tabish Khan

This week’s Top7 art exhibitions to visit include: Tentacles, depression, children, optical illusions, flowers, blueprints and migration.

Nicky Jam to join Hublot as brand ambassador

17 August 2018 • Mark Westall

Fresh from his performance at the 2018 World Cup closing ceremony with his hit track ‘Live It Up’ (featuring Will Smith and Era Istrefi), Nicky Jam has just inked a deal with Hublot to become the very first Latin musician to represent the company.

James Ostrer explores race, greed and the tribal elite in his new show opening next week.

30 May 2018 • Mark Westall

In 2016 world-renowned curator Azu Nwagbogu invited James to show his 2014 ‘Wotsit All About’ series in Lagos, Nigeria. Naturally, Nwagbogu expected Ostrer to come along with his fetishised junk food portraits that had warned the west of over-consumption.

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