The new special variation of the 1815 TOURBILLON melds traditional craftsmanship with modern micromechanics and is limited to 100 pieces only.

One hundred and forty-three-years-ago, Monsieur Pertuiset inaugurated his chocolaterie at Rue du Rhône in Geneva. Named Du Rhône, in obvious reference to the location, the luxury Swiss chocolatier soon became the chocolatier of choice for celebrities like Winston Churchill and J.F. Kennedy.

Spurred by huge spending indulged in by Chinese travelers, students and Chinese-Australian residents, luxury retail in Sydney is seeing a huge renaissance. There is the CBD with its posh luxury brand stores to explore, and splurge in. But we recommend exploring the city’s other vibrant neighborhoods, such as Paddington and Surry Hills, which offer a more eclectic shopping experience and native luxury brands.

The brand’s newest collection, Meisterstück Le Petit Prince, is more than just a writing instrument. It is a tribute to imagination and a reflection of the Maison’s impeccable craftsmanship.

In a world fighting climate change, fashion houses can no longer just watch from the side-lines. More and more luxury labels are diving right in, and choosing to source and work ethically and sustainably.

Some of the best car brands in the world are in the process of launching beautiful mean machines. Here are some we totally love at LuxuryNext.