Introducing: The Universal Genève Relaunch Brings Back The Iconic Polerouter In Eleven Variants

Editor’s pick — Accessory quick take: key highlight (movement/specs for watches, materials/finish, limited run, pricing tier) in 1–2 lines. What We Know Today marks the much-anticipated, much-discussed official relaunch of Universal Genève, following its acquisition by the Breitling parent, Partners Group, back in 2023. And while we’ve already seen watches come from this new iteration…

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Introducing: Universal Genève’s Renaissance Continues With Its First New Ladies Models

Editor’s pick — Accessory quick take: key highlight (movement/specs for watches, materials/finish, limited run, pricing tier) in 1–2 lines. What We Know Universal Genève has just introduced its first ladies’ collections since the brand’s revival, which first began taking shape with Breitling’s acquisition of the Maison in 2023. The brand draws on several aspects of…

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Slava Mogutin’s photos explore desire, vulnerability, sex and power

Editor’s pick — Culture quick take: the cultural angle (trend signal, audience insight, crossover with fashion/music/art) in 1–2 lines. “I don’t believe in art for art’s sake. I don’t believe in safe art. I don’t believe in art that’s apolitical, decorative or elitist,” says photographer Slava Mogutin, the subject of a new retrospective exhibition –…

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The Business of Watches Podcast: Raymond Weil CEO Elie Bernheim (Plus: Ben Clymer On The New RRCHF)

Editor’s pick — Accessory quick take: key highlight (movement/specs for watches, materials/finish, limited run, pricing tier) in 1–2 lines. This week on The Business of Watches, we’re in Geneva marking 50 years of Raymond Weil and an in-depth conversation with Chief Executive Officer, Elie Bernheim. At a time when much of the market is premiumizing…

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adidas Sends The Predator, Anfu, and Changle Down A New Lane With Bowling Pack

Editor’s pick — Sneaker quick take: why this release matters (design story, collab context, materials, drop outlook) in 1–2 lines. Not every adidas drop needs a track, pitch, or hardwood floor behind it. This time, the brand heads somewhere more unexpected, turning three archive-based designs into a bowling-inspired lineup built around the adidas Bowling Shoe…

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