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The upcoming November 2018 Phillips Geneva Watch Auction: EIGHT will feature over 220 lots across November 10-11, 2018, here are some highlights

The Bel Air estate that belongs to billionaire and philanthropist Jerrold Perenchio is charting its next course in the market.

In celebration of the bond between contemporary art and fashion, the spectacular project mapping is the largest project ever seen in Italy yet.

Luxury resale outlets are now capitalising on this as a marketing opportunity with promotional highlights on the Philo-era Céline.

Just eight example celebrate the end of Aero 8 production at Morgan’s Pickersleigh Road factory

Richard Mille is placing their best foot forward with the RM 57-02 Tourbillon Falcon as the highlight of the upcoming sale at Geneva, 13 November 2018.

Whether first man or first watch on the moon, faster, better, stronger is truly the story of Omega Watches. - provenance that money can't buy.

And the first in Asia at that.

Formerly owned by fugitive businessman Low Taek Jho, the 92m superyacht is now seeking a new owner.

Then as in now, the new Patek Philippe ladies’ Twenty~4 Automatic marks a successful milestone in feminine finesse, catering to the needs of modern women.

From your mind right down to the tickle of your toes, Six Senses Zil Pasyon Hotel aims to provide a full luxury experience and revitalize your psyche.

Lightweight, hard-wearing, ergonomic and ultra-modern, the BR-X1 Military, available in a limited edition of 250 pieces, will delight lovers of extreme chronographs

Bulgari achieved what no other manufacture has, five out of six of their newest timepieces have entered final selection of the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève. In Shanghai, they showcased their most complicated Octo yet -  Bvlgari Octo Grande Sonnerie Perpetual Calendar.

Sunseeker yachts in collaboration with ICON Yachts have developed the stunning new 49m tri-deck Sunseeker aluminium-built yacht

The Omega Seamaster Exhibition will be held at the ION Orchard Level 1 ION² and will be open to the public from 4 to 14 October from 10.00 am until 10.00 pm, daily.