The first watch to carry Richard Mille’s name, the RM 001 Tourbillon, launched the millennium: the year was 2001, and the model marked the beginning of a new era in watchmaking. Today, the collection points resolutely towards the future, while holding stead fast to the time-honored traditions of fine watchmaking. Approaching each timepiece as a three-dimensional kinetic painting, Richard Mille integrates artistic inspiration into every detail, playing up the full possibilities of space, volume, and movement to create revolutionary watches that reconsider the potential of possibilities. Richard Mille endeavored to apply the techniques and materials found in the most innovative sectors such as in the domains of F1 racing car development and the aerospace industry to watchmaking, with the goal of creating an extreme timepiece, without compromise, without gimmicks.
After a 14-year run at Balmain, Olivier Rousteing announced he was stepping down from the 80-year-old fashion house last month. Now, it’s been announced that Antonin Tron will step in to take the reins at Balmain. Tron launched his own label, Atlein, in 2016 and previously worked at Louis Vuitton, Givenchy, and most recently at Saint Laurent. Tron said he will take a pause from Atlein and focus on his debut collection for Balmain, which will show in March ’26 during Paris Fall/Winter ’26 fashion week.
We’re green with Chopard. From the Swiss house’s emerald necklace, featuring a 13.09-carat emerald and 161 diamonds, to their completely unique 7.77-carat cushion-shaped emerald ring and pair of earclips with emeralds and Paraíba tourmalines, we’re in a permanent state of desire. Fall in love with them all here, at Chopard at Bal Harbour Shops.
It’s called a “wow” moment, and it comes courtesy of Tiffany & Co.’s pink-toned gemstones. Discover the iconic house’s stunning fine jewelry here, at Bal Harbour Shops, and create your own occasions to be thrilled.