Marilyn knew it: diamonds are a girl’s best friend. These precious stones now bring their endless power of seduction to a breathtaking jewellery watch, by Ebel. Set in delicate gold waves that flow across a mother-of-pearl dial, diamonds captivate as much as they sparkle. A jewel in the Wave collection, this new timepiece prolongs the waves formed by the bracelet’s distinctive links to bring sophisticated glamour to the wrist. It glows with the shimmer of diamonds and mother-of-pearl on the dial, and with the incandescence of gold on the case, to make each moment as precious and eternal as diamonds.

Franc Vila unites two major complications of the watchmaking art to compose a truly unique musical score. A symbol of precision, the tourbillon rubs shoulders with the tuneful poetry of a masterfully orchestrated minute-repeater mechanism. Setting the stage for this fascinating mechanical symphony, Franc Vila has entirely skeleton-worked its FVn N°3 calibre, visible both through the sapphire crystal caseback and on the display side. This airy construction creates striking 3D effects that are accentuated by the flying tourbillon that appears to be suspended in its carriage at 6 o’clock. The pink gold case houses a secret, since its rotating bezel serves to wind the minute-repeater without disturbing the overall aesthetic balance, as the traditional slide would have done. Innovative right the way through to the final details, this one-of-a-kind creation represents the ever first tourbillon and minute-repeater that is water-resistant to 100 metres.

When two Manufactures, both devoted to excellence, combine their unique skills, their creativity gives form to three fine writing instruments, proposed as limited editions: Crystal. This encounter began with a droplet, or rather the famed Coutard design which René Lalique imagined in 1935. On the body of a pen crafted from white gold, black ceramic or white ceramic, Caran d’Ache has reproduced this iconic spray of water to bring forth the magic of exceptional objects, made entirely inside its workshops, in Geneva. On ceramic, these droplets spell out a pattern in relief, magnificently orchestrated by talented artisans. And when Crystal drapes itself in white gold, no fewer than 341 diamonds (3 carats) illuminate with their absolute purity the shower of drops along the writing instrument. This unique objet d’art is accompanied by an inkwell in satin crystal, especially created by Lalique. The renowned glassmaker’s signature completes this opus with a crystal cabochon that crowns each pen.