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Watches and Jewellery: July

Jewellery Special: The upward shift of subscription-style jewellery rental services.

Also: Tiffany’s latest gemological acquisitions; Louis Vuitton’s Tambour 20th anniversary redesign starts shift to boutique horology; old-school painting brushes aside digital rivals; how Rolex status symbols fund new artists; and a look inside London’s top jewellery design college

Tiaras on tap: Jewellery rentals tap into the circular economy zeitgeist
Business models based on hiring or subscriptions are gaining ground, for their sustainability and to build brand loyalty
Louis Vuitton redesigns Tambour watch after shift to boutique horology model
Inspired by the house’s famous trunks, Jean Arnault aims to increase the exclusivity — and price — of the timepieces
Stone rarities show scale of Tiffany’s newfound ambition
Brand aims to restore its ‘aesthetic excitement’, signalled by arrival of spectacular yellow rough diamond and emerald
How Rolex status symbols help fund new artists
The watchmaker’s finances remain opaque — in contrast to its high-profile support for everything from science to arts mentoring
Bremont’s Davide Cerrato: ‘We can be the champion of tool watches’
The company’s new chief executive on giving the brand an iconic product and building on Britain’s history of exploration and adventure
Case study: the evolution of watch storage boxes
The post-millennium watch-collecting boom was a turning point for Wolf, the British family-run case business

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