L’Officiel Singapore – August 2019

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Perfect 10

In 2009, Bulgari teamed up with

nonprofit organisation Save the

Children. Since then, their efforts

have resulted in 1.5 million children

receiving education and almost

US$90 million raised. Now, the

Roman jeweler has launched a new

pendant necklace in sterling silver

and onyx. Taking reference from

the BVLGARI BVLGARI collection,

a disc pendant is wrapped by the

double logo and finished with a

red ruby from Mozambique. Priced

at S$1,080 – S$108 will be directly

donated to Save the Children.

LittLe Moon

Mr. Monaco

TAG Heuer’s Monaco timepiece is 50 – and to celebrate, the brand

is launching five limited editions through the year. Since revealing

the first at the Monaco Grand Prix in May, TAG Heuer presented the

second in Le Mans, France, where the Monaco was worn by late actor

Steve McQueen in the 1971 film, Le Mans. The Monaco 1919-1989

Limited Edition comes with a red dial, and is limited to 169 pieces.

Hermès’ Arceau watch – marked by stirrup-

shaped lugs and a sloping dial front that

brings to mind a horse – was first created

in 1978. Forty-one years later, we get the

Arceau Petite Lune timepiece. Still bearing

the classic lines of the original, the new

take is set with 70 diamonds, pearl grey

numerals, and a cheeky moon detail that

was designed by the Franco-German artist

Édouard Baribeaud for the Hermès scarf

named Acte III, Scène I, la Clairière...

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