At Watches and Wonders 2026, Asian watchmaking emerges with quiet confidence, as brands from Japan and China bring culturally rooted perspectives on craft, beauty and time to the industry’s most established stage
Cheryl Lai-Lim
Cheryl is the Associate Editor of GRAZIA Singapore.
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Rolex’s 2026 collection is the most materially ambitious it has produced in years
Two Rolex Testimonee and golf’s greatest champions share the lessons that fame, failure, and perseverance have taught them—and the values that bind them to one of sport's most enduring partnerships
Cool to the touch, warm to the eye: Bvlgari’s new Tubogas pieces work because steel and gold refuse to agree—the friction between them is the whole point
Rolex marks 100 years of the Oyster at the Oscars Greenroom, where heritage and Hollywood meet on its own terms
Nine gems, one building, and a city examined from the inside out—Kromo Bangkok is a hotel that treats its city as raw material
Framed as an album about love, ‘MY, Lover’ is really MIYEON's quiet refusal of the polished image that has defined her for nearly a decade
In an industry built on performance, Thai actress “Orm” Kornnaphat Sethratanapong has made sincerity her sharpest edge
A rotating ring set with diamonds and rubies transforms Jean Schlumberger's celebrated Sixteen Stone design into a kinetic jewel watch, debuting exclusively in Singapore
From the rise of Ying The Label to the evolution of World of Ying, the Singapore artist reflects on embracing multidisciplinary art and making work with permanence
Chanel’s iconic quilted motif returns in sculptural new forms for Coco Crush—alongside a muse whose understated presence mirrors the spirit of the collection itself
With the Wulu Eternity collection, Qeelin makes the case that good fortune looks even better with more volume and sharper contrasts
Working across design and computation, Aditi Neti challenges efficiency-driven narratives by centring slowness, embodiment, and culturally grounded media
The 2026 Met Gala delivered a masterclass in high jewellery, with pieces that blurred the line between adornment and art
“Apo” Nattawin Wattanagitiphat has spent his career becoming other people. Now, he is—carefully, deliberately—becoming himself
A three-finger ring. 600 components. A sound tuned for an audience of one. Inside Cartier's most technically ambitious Clash de Cartier collection yet
Twenty-five years on, Pomellato’s Nudo collection strips jewellery back to its most joyful, most personal essence
With centenaries, jubilees and landmark complications converging in Geneva, Watches & Wonders 2026 showcases an unusually rich year for horology
From a slow morning at home to playful studio layering, Estelle Fly shows us how Uniqlo's range of tees move effortlessly through every part of her day
Heartbreak, healing, and hard-won confidence have shaped Singapore artist Estelle Fly’s most defining chapter yet