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Essays and field notes on rarity, access and collectability — written by the specialists who source and authenticate the pieces we sell.
From the Mini Kelly to the Birkin 25 and ultra-rare limited editions, these are the Hermès bags whose scarcity, demand and collector appeal set them apart.
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From the Loro Piana Summer Walk to the Hermès Chypre, a new generation of luxury footwear has become a global status symbol — precisely because it does not need to shout.
Why collectors are moving beyond the traditional great maisons — and towards F.P. Journe, Greubel Forsey, Voutilainen, Roger W. Smith, MB&F and a new generation of independent masters.
Why the most desirable watches are often the ones you cannot simply walk into a boutique and buy.
Limited editions, private allocations, discontinued colours and runway creations: inside the world of handbags that cannot simply be bought.
Runway creations, limited editions, discontinued colourways and impossible-to-find sizes: why the rarest luxury shoes are becoming objects to collect, not simply to wear.
From Ferrari and Formula 1 to football, cycling and cutting-edge materials, Richard Mille's latest creations reveal how the brand continues to rewrite the rules of modern haute horlogerie.
