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PAVE TALKS

The Preowned Watch Market Grew Up, Now Luxury Gotta Catch Up

By

Orla Lovelace

A generation ago, buying a preowned watch suggested compromise. Today, it can mean rarity, provenance and prices above retail. As secondhand sales climb into the tens of billions, the preowned market is reshaping how watch value is created, discovered and preserved.

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FASHION ISSUE

Are Ukrainian Fashion Brands Winning the Wrong Way?

Fashion Issue

Are Ukrainian Fashion Brands Winning the Wrong Way?

By

Jessica Van de Camp

Fashion Issue

Italian Independent Labels Need Cash, Not Compliments

By

Jessica Van de Camp

Fashion Issue

Is Independent Retail the Cure for Too Much?

By

Jessica Van de Camp

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Beauty Issue

When Did Leg Veins Become A Beauty Problem?

By

Chirs Jones

Are you sure your leg veins deserve a needle just because you can see them? We have reached the point where a perfectly ordinary sign of circulation can qualify for injection, laser and disappearance.

Beauty Issue

When PR Packages Become the Story

By

Chirs Jones

Beauty Issue

Eye Patch Drama: Who Copied Who First?

By

Chirs Jones

Beauty Issue

PDRN Is Our Favorite DNA Story. Should It Be?

By

Chirs Jones

Beauty Issue

How Nobel Chemistry Shaped Noble Panacea

By

Chirs Jones

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Luxe Issue

Jewelled Hour: Where Jewellery Watches Come Into Their Own

Luxe Issue

Jewelled Hour: Where Jewellery Watches Come Into Their Own

By

Noah Lemerre

Luxe Issue

Micro-towns To The Grandeur Of Haute Horlogerie

By

Eloise LeCoq

Luxe Issue

The New Ultras

By

Noah Lemerre

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Living Issue

When A Home Becomes A Collectible Work Of Art

By

Arthur Valcourt

Some homes are purchased to be lived in. Some are acquired to preserve capital. Yet, for Christie’s International Real Estate, there are homes pursued with the discernment usually reserved for a rare painting: for their location, proportion, history, light, memory, and their ability to stir something private in the person who will one day call them their own.