A MATTER OF TIME

This year’s Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie (SIHH) presented an impressive mix of technical and aesthetic masterpieces—including a good number that won’t break the bank. Karishma Tulsidas highlights timepieces that were the talk of the town, thanks to their mind-boggling movements, incredible designs and innovative use of materials

GOLDEN RATIO IWC Two years ago, IWC Schaffhausen defied its motto “Engineered for Men” by boldly wooing female collectors. Now it’s turning out a host of exquisite timepieces for ladies with the relaunch of the unisex Da Vinci family. Versatile enough to encase a host of complications such as the Perpetual Calendar Chronograph, and yet sophisticated enough to appeal to the modern woman, the Da Vinci is inherently elegant, with its recessed inner dial, slim hands, rounded crown, applied Arabic numerals and moveable lugs. The Automatic Moon Phase 36 features a gold-and-blue lunar display. On the back you’ll find the inspiration for this collection—the Flower of Life motif, a rendering that Leonardo da Vinci studied. LIGHTEST EVER RICHARD MILLE Stronger than diamond, more conductive than copper and more flexible than rubber, graphene is a “wonder…

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Tatler Hong Kong (Digital) - 1 Issue, June 2017

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