The CIGA Design Central Tourbillon Year of the Horse is an exclusive, 199-piece limited-edition timepiece that merges technical complexity with cultural artistry. Encased in a robust 45.5mm Grade 5 titanium housing, the watch features a stunning 24K gilded horse on the dial and a sophisticated Caliber CD-12-SI central tourbillon movement. Retailing at $2,699, the design is further elevated by dual diamond hands, though collectors should note that the included documentation is provided exclusively in Chinese.
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Sunday, April 19, 2026
Celestial Craftsmanship: The CIGA Design Year Of The Horse Central Tourbillon
Rapaport Diamond Podcast
On a recent episode of the Rapaport Diamond Podcast, Hancocks London director Guy Burton highlighted a significant resurgence in the popularity of vintage diamond cuts, particularly old-mine cushions, bolstered by celebrity influences like Taylor Swift.
The Essence Of Abundance: The Gratitude Citrus Tile Pendant
The Jane Win x Giadzy Gratitude Citrus Tile Original Pendant serves as a wearable reminder to view the world through a lens of appreciation.
Saturday, April 18, 2026
The Capri: Cinematic Elegance By De Rijke & Co.
Building on the legacy of the Amalfi, the Capri by De Rijke & Co. draws its soul from the iconic Italian isle where culture and timeless beauty meet. Designed to mirror the island's atmosphere of refined escapes and instinctive style, this timepiece captures a distinctly cinematic character. The watch features a sculptural and elegant aesthetic specifically tailored for the sophisticated demands of cocktail hours and black-tie events, transforming the spirit of a Mediterranean evening into a wearable piece of art.
GastroAntep: A Global Celebration Of Anatolian Flavors
The GastroAntep Festival serves as a prestigious international stage for Gaziantep’s millennia-old culinary traditions, drawing a diverse crowd of world-class chefs, gourmets, and industry experts. Held annually with vibrant energy, the event is dedicated to honoring the region's rich gastronomic history while championing the use of local ingredients and the principles of sustainable cooking. By bridging the gap between ancient heritage and modern culinary innovation, the festival fosters a global appreciation for Turkish flavors and ensures the continued vitality of its unique food culture.
The Artisanal Legacy Of Katmerci Zekeriya Usta
Located in the heart of Gaziantep, Turkey, Katmerci Zekeriya Usta stands as a legendary destination for culinary tradition. This historic establishment has earned international acclaim for its mastery of Katmer, a signature regional dessert. Each pastry is meticulously crafted to achieve a signature crisp, flaky texture, providing the perfect vessel for its rich filling of vibrant local pistachios and luscious clotted cream, known as kaymak. As a cornerstone of Gaziantep’s gastronomic heritage, the shop remains a vital pilgrimage site for those seeking the authentic flavors of Turkish pastry-making.
Friday, April 17, 2026
A Playful Spin On A Timex Classic
The Peanuts® x Timex Marlin® Pickleball watch brings a sporty charm to the iconic Marlin Quartz silhouette, featuring a delightful illustration of Snoopy mid-serve on a crisp white dial.
Transitioning To Europe’s New Entry/Exit System
The European Union has officially launched its new Entry/Exit System (EES), which began operations on October 12, 2025. Participating European countries are currently integrating the system into their external borders through a phased rollout, allowing for a steady introduction of new data collection protocols at various border crossing points. This transition period is designed to ensure a smooth shift toward modern border management, to reach full implementation across all designated entry points by April 10, 2026.







