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THE 9th TEMPLE OF BULGARI STYLE ©Bulgari Bulgari Hotel Roma is now open. The Hotel represents a new expression of the Bulgari spirit in the Eternal City. An instantly iconic destination given Rome’s role as Bulgari’s hometown and endless font of inspiration, the new property occupies an illustrious address at Piazza Augusto Imperatore in the heart of the Campo Marzio district. Bulgari Hotel Roma is home to 114 Rooms and Suites decorated in a colour palette inspired by the city, as well as Bulgari Hotels’ signature dining and lifestyle experiences, including Il Ristorante - Niko Romito, the Bulgari Bar, the Lobby Lounge, the Spa, and Italy’s first Bulgari Dolci chocolatier and patisserie. Inspired by the imperial splendor of its setting, the design of the new Bulgari Hotel blends past and present. Channeling that unique legacy, its Roman heritage is impeccably expressed in every design detail — for a monument to contemporary elegance that exudes an extraordinary sense of place. 114 Suites, Spa, Pool, gym, and library dedicated to the history of jewellery, the Hotel will be home to the magnificent Bulgari Suite, which looks out over the Mausoleum of Emperor Augustus, as well as Bulgari’s signature dining and drinks destinations: The Bulgari Bar and Il Ristorante - Niko Romito. AWE INSPIRING VISION The principals of architecture firm ACPV ARCHITECTS Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel share their process for reimagining Bulgari Hotel Roma’s distinctive heritage in the context of Bulgari’s striking aesthetic. Using imperial marble in a contemporary way, the designers worked with large blocks of colour to evoke Bulgari’s identity as the Roman jeweller. Through the architects’ bold vision, the original 1940s building has been transformed into magnificent modern monument. AIM Global 2023 will shed light on the global investment scene and the need to formulate mechanisms and strategies that promote sustainable and green investment choices. It will focus on the vital sectors, facilitate the flow of capital and foreign direct investment, explore possibilities to utilise technology to realise sustainable development goals, and boost economic growth within the framework of sound policies. Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

LADY 95.22 CAMPAIGN FEATURING JISOO BY Brigitte Lacombe LADY 95.22 CAMPAIGN JISOO ©Brigitte Lacombe Dior Maison unveils the latest additions to the LADY 95.22 handbag. A virtuoso reinterpretation of the classic lines of the Lady Dior, the Lady 95.22 celebrates the House’s unique heritage. Featured on this object of desire, the cannage pattern – an eternal Dior emblem – is revisited with an original interplay of different dimensions. An exceptional accessory spotlighted at the heart of a manifesto-campaign signed by photographer Brigitte Lacombe and now personified by the House’s fashion and beauty global ambassador JISOO – member of BLACKPINK. In a series of spontaneous, intimate shots, the global icon reveals herself, both strong and sensitive, unveiling the multiple facets of a plural, powerful and singular elegance. An expression of the contemporary essence of Dior, a reflection of creative audacity, a guarantee of a look at once free and assertive. AIM Global 2023 will shed light on the global investment scene and the need to formulate mechanisms and strategies that promote sustainable and green investment choices. It will focus on the vital sectors, facilitate the flow of capital and foreign direct investment, explore possibilities to utilise technology to realise sustainable development goals, and boost economic growth within the framework of sound policies. Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

Dan Ruff, the Company’s Chief Operating Officer, to become Chief Executive Officer from 1st July 2023 ©Belmond Belmond announced on June 5th that Dan Ruff, who has been Chief Operating Officer of the brand since 2018, has been , effective 1st July 2023. He succeeds Roeland Vos, who has been at the helm of the company for the past eight years. Roeland Vos will continue his role as Chairman of the board of Belmond Ltd and as such will be available to provide support to the organisation on specific projects or advisory topics. "I'm very pleased to hand over the reins of the company to Dan. I have known him for a very long time. He will provide continuity in the journey for excellence that Belmond is on whilst pushing boundaries. I am convinced that he will succeed in taking the team and the brand to the next level." Roeland Vos commented. A proven leader with 20 years of experience in the hospitality industry, Dan has led Belmond's strategic focus on operational, commercial and property excellence over the past five years, guiding the teams through the challenges of the pandemic from which Belmond has emerged stronger than ever. Prior to joining Belmond, Dan held senior roles at Starwood Hotels & Resorts and Wyndham Hotel Group across operations, asset management, and mergers & acquisitions, and served on the Supervisory Board of Design Hotels AG. He began his career at Credit Suisse First Boston in the investment banking division. Dan Ruff, CEO Belmond. © Steve Morley "I'm truly honoured to become CEO of this extraordinary company, with its passionate and genuine people, and legendary properties. Together, we will continue to strive to offer incomparable travel experiences to our guests, and become the world's most desirable luxury travel brand." Dan Ruff commented. Dan Ruff will be reporting directly to Stéphane Rinderknech, Chairman and CEO of LVMH Hospitality Excellence. He will continue to be based in London where he lives with his family. Originally from New York, he graduated from the College Scholar program at Cornell University. Belmond has been a pioneer of luxury travel for over 45 years, building a passion for authentic escapes into a portfolio of one-of-a- kind experiences in some of the world’s most inspiring destinations. Since the acquisition of the iconic Hotel Cipriani in Venice in 1976, Belmond has continued to perpetuate the legendary art of travel, taking discerning global travellers on breathtaking journeys. Its portfolio extends across 24 countries with 50 remarkable properties that include the illustrious Venice Simplon-Orient-Express train, remote beach retreats like Cap Juluca in Anguilla, Italian hideaways such as Splendido in Portofino, or unrivalled gateways to world natural wonders such as Hotel das Cataratas inside Brazil’s Iguazu National Park. AIM Global 2023 will shed light on the global investment scene and the need to formulate mechanisms and strategies that promote sustainable and green investment choices. It will focus on the vital sectors, facilitate the flow of capital and foreign direct investment, explore possibilities to utilise technology to realise sustainable development goals, and boost economic growth within the framework of sound policies. Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

Dior Maison unveils the latest additions to the #Dioriviera capsule, celebrating the gentle life dear to Christian Dior. Extensions of a radiant wardrobe reinvented by Maria Grazia Chiuri, these unique creations are dressed in iconictoile de Jouy, dreamed up by the Creative Director of women's collections, in two emblematic Dior colors: pink and gray - the founding-couturier's favorite shade. This timeless motif illuminates essential summer accessories - a yoga mat, table tennis rackets, a set of Finnish skittles,pétanque ballsand dumbbells -, as well as two placemats, dinner and dessert plates, a flask, a box of three mini candles and embroidered cushions. An invitation to take a sunny break, this exceptional design also adorns an armchair, two deckchairs, a parasol and a surfboard. A moment suspended in time, like an escape to the seaside. AIM Global 2023 will shed light on the global investment scene and the need to formulate mechanisms and strategies that promote sustainable and green investment choices. It will focus on the vital sectors, facilitate the flow of capital and foreign direct investment, explore possibilities to utilise technology to realise sustainable development goals, and boost economic growth within the framework of sound policies. Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

Eyewear styles from Luxottica’s new collections for your shopping pages. Sumer in all colours by Prada, Burberry, Emporio Armani, Giorgio Armani, Oakley and Tiffany & Co. Italian Luxottica is a leader in the design, manufacture and distribution of fashion, luxury and sports eyewear. Its portfolio includes proprietary brands such as Ray-Ban, Oakley, Vogue Eyewear, Persol, Oliver Peoples, Arnette, Costa del Mar and Alain Mikli, as well as licensed brands including Giorgio Armani, Burberry, Bulgari, Chanel, Coach, Dolce&Gabbana, Ferrari, Michael Kors, Prada, Ralph Lauren, Tiffany & Co., Valentino and Versace. Burberry Prada Tiffany & Co. Luxottica's international expansion has developed its geographic footprint worldwide. The Group’s global wholesale distribution network covers more than 150 countries across five continents and is complemented by an extensive retail network of approximately 9,200 stores, with LensCrafters and Pearle Vision in North America, OPSM and Laubman & Pank in Australia and New Zealand, Spectacle Hut in Singapore, GMO and Óticas Carol in Latin America, Salmoiraghi&Viganò in Italy and Sunglass Hut worldwide. One of the Group’s competitive advantages is the vertically integrated business model built over the years, covering the entire value chain: design, product development, manufacturing, logistics and distribution. Product design, development and manufacturing take place in Luxottica’s seven manufacturing facilities located in Italy, one facility in Germany, three facilities in China, one in Brazil and one facility in the United States devoted to sports and performance eyewear. Luxottica also has two small plants in Japan and India serving the local market. #Luxottica also has produced sun and ophthalmic lenses for more than 20 years. The Company has increased its manufacturing capacity with the recent addition of three new laboratories in Europe, North America and Asia-Pacific which are completely integrated with its logistics hubs. AIM Global 2023 will shed light on the global investment scene and the need to formulate mechanisms and strategies that promote sustainable and green investment choices. It will focus on the vital sectors, facilitate the flow of capital and foreign direct investment, explore possibilities to utilise technology to realise sustainable development goals, and boost economic growth within the framework of sound policies. Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

The first ever collaboration between The Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC), The Mineralogical and Geological Museum at Harvard University (MGMH) and the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) takes place on 23rd June in-person at Harvard University. Three of the world’s most respected thought leaders come together to explore challenges, opportunities, and the future of responsible practice at the ‘State of the Art Jewelry Summit’. Climate change and its implications on the supply chain, the business of technology and the evolution of consumer expectations - this unique day of panel discussions and presentations by global experts, academics and artists will share valuable insight into the value and desire powering responsible jewellery. Human rights, risk and conflict also feature, and the day will end with the Young Diamantaires discussing the future of the industry through the eyes of those who will inherit it. Three women thought leaders will host the Summit: Melanie Grant, RJC Executive Director, Susan Jacques, GIA President and CEO, and Raquel Alonso-Perez Ph.D, Curatrix, MGMH at Harvard University. The line-up of speakers is an extraordinary mix of pioneers. From the likes of famed jeweller, artist and inventor Wallace Chan to the President and CEO of Lucara Diamond, Eira Thomas, to Professor of Environmental Science and Engineering at Harvard, Dan Schrag, who will deliver the keynote address. Metamorphosis (brooch) by Wallace Chan. Courtesy of the artist GIA Chivor mining area GIA Small scale mine visits in Tanzania RJC will launch its first ever ESG toolkit at the Summit which will be available free to all attendees. This is a blueprint for applying environmental, social and governance to jewellery businesses globally. The Summit will bring all sectors of the gem and jewellery industry together to shape our collective approach to, and understanding of, responsible jewellery. There will be a chance to network, brainstorm, listen and learn from current and future leaders in one of the most important centres of learning in the world, Harvard University. “I’m excited that the MGMH at Harvard University is hosting its ever first Summit on responsible jewelry in collaboration with The RJC and GIA. Our mission is to unite art, science and industry so that we might tackle the future together. Growth must be more than economic.” Raquel Alonso-Perez – Curatrix, Mineralogical and Geological Museum, Harvard University A selection of speakers and moderator Wallace Chan – artist, jeweller, sculptor and inventor Eira Thomas – President and CEO, Lucara Diamond Cristina Villegas – Director, Sustainable Markets, Pact Tiffany Stevens – President, CEO and General Counsel, Jewelers Vigilance Committee Emily Stoehrer – Jewelry Curator, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Adrianne Sanogo – Chair of Education, Black in Jewelry Coalition David Ager – Senior lecturer in executive education, Harvard Business School Raquel Alonso-Perez – Curatrix, Mineralogical and Geological Museum, Harvard University Melanie Grant – Executive Director, Responsible Jewellery Council Susan Jacques – President and CEO, GIA RJC is the world’s leading sustainability standard setting organisation for the jewellery and watch industry. Our vision is a responsible world-wide supply chain that promotes trust in the global jewellery and watch industry. The Mineralogical & Geological Museum at Harvard University (MGMH) is committed to the development and preservation of world-class collections of minerals, gems and jewelry, meteorites and Earth archival materials for research, education, and public display. We strive to meet the needs of students and faculty at Harvard University as well as the community and public at large by serving as a uniquely rich resource of materials and information. An independent nonprofit organization, GIA (Gemological Institute of America), established in 1931, is recognized as the world’s foremost authority in gemology. GIA invented the famous 4Cs of Color, Clarity, Cut and Carat Weight and, in 1953, created the International Diamond Grading System™ which is recognized around the world as the standard for diamond quality. AIM Global 2023 will shed light on the global investment scene and the need to formulate mechanisms and strategies that promote sustainable and green investment choices. It will focus on the vital sectors, facilitate the flow of capital and foreign direct investment, explore possibilities to utilise technology to realise sustainable development goals, and boost economic growth within the framework of sound policies. Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

WOMEN’S CRUISE 2024 SHOW. Louis Vuitton Cruise 2024 by Nicolas Ghesquière was presented to world's most stylish and important persons at Palazzo Borromeo - Isola Bella in the magical Lake Maggiore - Italy. Guests included Global brand ambassador Cate Blanchett, Oprah, Jaden Smith... All images and video “WOMEN’S CRUISE 2024 SHOW © Louis Vuitton – All rights reserved An island... Isola Bella, framed by Lake Maggiore, has harboured the legends of the Borromeo family for several centuries. The Louis Vuitton 2024 Cruise Collection docks at this palace on the water, where mysterious gardens bloom in infinite foliage. A botanical Cruise... The paradox is a joyful one, rousing dreamy stylistic interpretations. A Cruise that gives rise to contemporary tales, populated by drifting creatures that abandon aquatic dwellings for the discovery of terrestrial wonders. The Cruise 2024 collection is a narrative of transformation. Sartorial characters that renew themselves, each in contact with the other. A to and fro between the familiar and the singular, the ordinary towards the extraordinary. And the guests defietely enjoyed the show even though it may have interrupted many guests' stay in Cannes as the show took place right in the middle of the 76th Cannes Film festival. #Louisvuitton#LVCRUISE24#Isollabella AIM Global 2023 will shed light on the global investment scene and the need to formulate mechanisms and strategies that promote sustainable and green investment choices. It will focus on the vital sectors, facilitate the flow of capital and foreign direct investment, explore possibilities to utilise technology to realise sustainable development goals, and boost economic growth within the framework of sound policies. Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

In My Lady celebrates daring and elegance as prominent figures present the contents of their Lady Dior, one of the House's iconic models. This time it's Nadia Tereszkiewicz's turn to share the secrets of her favorite bag with various revelations. A joyful adventure in which the actress unveils her essential accessories for the Cannes Film Festival: popcorn, an inflatable pink flamingo, a little notebook, and an umbrella to protect her hair and make-up should it rain. Last but not least, her invitation to the screening of Rosalie – featured in the "Un certain regard" category of the official selection –, in which she plays the lead role. These delightful, witty moments of convivial confiding can be enjoyed on the Dior YouTube channel. Constantly reinvented, the Dioriviera summer capsule, dreamed up by Maria Grazia Chiuri, invites escape and enchantment. Playing with the House's fundamentals, the ready-to-wear, leather goods, shoes and accessories are illuminated with pastel shades. The toile de Jouy, a timeless symbol revisited by the Creative Director of Dior's women's collections, is revealed in a luxuriant version where tigers, monkeys and reptiles coinhabit. Flourishing on skirts, dresses, shorts and swimsuits, this motif is available in pink and gray tones, dear to the founding-couturier. Entitled Toile de Jouy Sauvage, this variation is deployed on scarves, the Lady Dior and Dior Book Tote bags, the lining of the new Lady Dior Wicker, as well as on the Dwaymules and J'Adior pumps. Reflecting the Mediterranean elegance that characterizes the Dioriviera allure each season, marinières and straw hats gracefully complete these looks. As an extension of this sunkissed wardrobe, Dior Maison’s summer essentials are unveiled, including a yoga mat, a surfboard, a parasol and several beach games. A series of delicate decorative objects, tableware, placemats and embroidered cushions enhance this ode to the art of living. AIM Global 2023 will shed light on the global investment scene and the need to formulate mechanisms and strategies that promote sustainable and green investment choices. It will focus on the vital sectors, facilitate the flow of capital and foreign direct investment, explore possibilities to utilise technology to realise sustainable development goals, and boost economic growth within the framework of sound policies. Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

A carefully positioned dart softens a sleeve into a rounded port des bras, a minimalist white safety pin hovers between the opening of a jacket like a dancer taking flight, delicate seam work encircles the torso – AVP SS24 develops and articulates the subtle details and gestures that have the power to transform a garment; to take it from rehearsal to flawless performance so to speak. Even couture techniques – the epitome of perfection – contribute to this notion of a work in progress when applied to humble fabrics, forging garments with a gentle and approachable yet refined aesthetic. Necklines of dresses, t-shirts, tops, coats and tailored jackets in cotton poplin, twill, jersey or wool are ruched to create volume around the shoulders that then cascades down the body – a silhouette reminiscent of those achieved by early 20th-century maisons. A prom dress with asymmetric ruffles is cut from silver Tyvek, a double nod to industrial workwear and the idiosyncratic interiors of Pop artists’ studios. In order to let creative ideas and subtle details sing, flamboyant materials have been eschewed. Capacious trousers, hoodies and sweatshirts made from brushed sweat jersey, and wide-leg denim jeans bring a sense of ease to the collection. Familiar garments are injected with a fresh attitude, Jacquard knits, for instance, are patchworked into roll-neck vest tops, lapels are stripped from blazers leaving the edges raw and tailoring and denim jackets are slashed at the waist. Padded gilet linings bring an added sharpness to the tailoring, so the garment hovers off the body with an almost surrealist effect. A soft edge polka dot print reemerges from the archive across flowing dresses, a glowing spotlight in contrasting blue, turquoise and neon green hues. A digital print of two zips, like those that spiral down the legs of a pair of baggy jeans, imparts wit onto a classic t-shirt and transposes utilitarianism into embellishment. The ongoing creative dialogue between MM6 and the French sportswear manufacturer Salomon, whose designs are as ubiquitous on the streets of Paris as they are on hiking trails, continues for a fourth season. The Xt-4 all-terrain shoes, which meld style and function with their single-pull lacing system and exaggerated lugs, are reimagined as an open-back mule. Another key footwear style is the canvas boot – a facsimile of a German army style that has been demilitarised and tempered with highlighted contours to create a truly original design. Never-before-seen accessory designs with archival accents are introduced alongside MM6 archetypes. The number plate signature is revived as a metal closure or embossing on bags and small leather goods, as well as print on ready-two wear – an antidote to label and logo-driven meme and TikTok culture. The Numeric shoulder bag makes its debut in large and mini sizes in addition to the medium, which was unveiled last season. Its triangular shape and flap closure – punctuated with the metal numeric plate – is inspired by the beloved Japanese bag only with sharp and crisp lines and seam work for a minimal silhouette, and comes in shades of black, sage or lime green leather. The AVP SS24 lookbook seeks to offer a series of dynamic and malleable propositions for the client. Shooting and styling happen simultaneously to create images that are suitably open-ended. Looks are composed on a single model with a subtle attitude, laying bare the transformative power of clothing. Garments and accessories are combined in unexpected ways – Salomon x MM6 mules with tailoring and dresses, a gathered ankle dress over wide-legged trousers – flashes of turquoise and silver radiate from the otherwise monochromatic palette. Every piece is genderless, after all, #MM6 is designed to emphasise the personality of the wearer, not overpower them. These garments leave space for self-expression, they are an invitation to partake in the artistic process – a work in progress. AIM Global 2023 will shed light on the global investment scene and the need to formulate mechanisms and strategies that promote sustainable and green investment choices. It will focus on the vital sectors, facilitate the flow of capital and foreign direct investment, explore possibilities to utilise technology to realise sustainable development goals, and boost economic growth within the framework of sound policies. Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

The Stirrup Collection captures the iconic equestrian heritage of Ralph Lauren with watches featuring a stirrup-shaped silhouette, a signature of the brand. Watches from this collection reflect a spirit of nobility and adventure, evocative of the time-honored bond between horse and rider. The unisex Ralph Lauren Stirrup Collection will be offered in five sizes; mini, petite, small, medium, and large. Customers can choose between a rose gold or stainless-steel face or a more embellished style featuring diamonds. The unique interchangeable strap consists of a small tab and stud closure at the top of the watchcase, made to mimic the contour of a saddle. Other distinctive equestrian details include the watch’s stirrup shaped buckle that complements its matching case. A wide selection of colored straps in alligator or calf leather are available in new colorways from white, red, bright navy to marine navy, allowing the wearer to mix and match to their personal style. For a more modern look, the Ralph Lauren Stirrup Link timepieces feature a stirrup case on a chain-link bracelet. Each link interlocks with the other so that the bracelet lies comfortably flat on the wrist, following its curves exactly. Every element is achieved with great attention to detail, from the immaculately executed lacquered dials (available in a white or black colorway) with its Roman numerals and minute track, to the convex sapphire crystal and sword-shaped hands. A Ralph Lauren timepiece is crafted to the highest standards of Swiss precision. Powered by either a Swiss manufactured quartz movement in the mini, petite, and small models, or a Swiss manufactured mechanical self-winding movement in the medium and large models. Each movement is hand-finished with vertical Côtes de Genève stripes and circular graining, known as Perlage. The collection will be available for at www.ralphlauren.com and at Ralph Lauren flagship stores and starts at a retail price of $2 400,00 / 2 220,00 € / ¥ 18 900,00 / £1 890,00 / HK$ 18 900,00 / ¥284 900,00 / CHF 2 150. Launched in 2008, Ralph Lauren Watches and Jewelry combines the highest-quality Swiss-manufacture movements and Ralph Lauren’s most iconic inspirations – from the equestrian elegance of the Stirrup watches to the Safari and Automotive collections. Each collection is distributed through select Ralph Lauren boutiques and the finest independent watch and jewelry retailers worldwide. Ralph Lauren Jewelry includes the signature Ralph Lauren Equestrian, Art Deco, and Chunky Chain collections, handcrafted with the finest materials and techniques. AIM Global 2023 will shed light on the global investment scene and the need to formulate mechanisms and strategies that promote sustainable and green investment choices. It will focus on the vital sectors, facilitate the flow of capital and foreign direct investment, explore possibilities to utilise technology to realise sustainable development goals, and boost economic growth within the framework of sound policies. Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

Virtual try-on creators, Zyler, has released a website plug-in product, “Zyler Go”, which lets retailers add virtual try-on to their site in minutes. Leading augmented reality (AR) and artificial intelligence (AI) fashion tech solutions provider, Zyler, introduces a new way to implement virtual try-on into any retailer website with ease. The newly introduced plug-in feature automates the integration process, meaning that retailers can almost instantly add the virtual try-on experience to their website. With just a couple of lines of code pasted into a new webpage, fashion retailers can allow customers to see themselves in outfits with just a headshot and basic measurements. To get set up, retailers provide Zyler with an image of a model wearing the clothes that they wish to be enabled for online try-on. Zyler’s dedicated team will work with the images to prepare them for try-on. Once this is completed, Zyler Go will appear on the website, so customers can see the item of clothing on themselves while shopping. For further information please contact press@zyler.com or visit the Zyler website. Zyler is a virtual try-on solution for fashion brands and retailers that allows their customers to try on clothing in just a few simple steps. Zyler was created by Anthropics Technology, an AI technology solutions company based in London, UK. Further details can be found at: https://www.zyler.com. AIM Global 2023 will shed light on the global investment scene and the need to formulate mechanisms and strategies that promote sustainable and green investment choices. It will focus on the vital sectors, facilitate the flow of capital and foreign direct investment, explore possibilities to utilise technology to realise sustainable development goals, and boost economic growth within the framework of sound policies. Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

H. Moser & Cie. is giving the Streamliner Flyback Chronograph Automatic Funky Blue a subtle but significant update in the 2.0 version. The Streamliner Flyback Chronograph Automatic Funky Blue is evolving. The Streamliner Flyback Chronograph Automatic Funky Blue made its debut in 2020, immediately winning the hearts of watch-lovers across the world. With its sleek fluid design and truly advanced automatic chronograph movement with flyback function and coaxial centrally mounted hands, it took home the GPHG (Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève) prize in the Chronograph category. Now, nearly 3 years later, H. Moser & Cie. is giving the Streamliner Flyback Chronograph Automatic Funky Blue a subtle but significant update in the 2.0 version. On the dial side of the Streamliner Flyback Chronograph Automatic Funky Blue, the change comes in the H. Moser & Cie. logo itself. While the first version featured a bright white logo, the 2.0 takes on something of an optical illusion. Applied in transparent lacquer, the logo seemingly disappears and reappears as the dial shifts with the light. It can appear engraved at times and raised in others. Contemporary tones – inside and out. While the exceptional construction and intuitive functions of the Streamliner Flyback Chronograph Automatic Funky Blue 2.0 remain identical to its predecessor, the aesthetics have evolved. Taking a page from the Streamliner Perpetual Calendar, the main plate as well as the bridges are finished in a more modern and sleek anthracite rhodium tone, allowing the moving elements to stand out even more. AIM Global 2023 will shed light on the global investment scene and the need to formulate mechanisms and strategies that promote sustainable and green investment choices. It will focus on the vital sectors, facilitate the flow of capital and foreign direct investment, explore possibilities to utilise technology to realise sustainable development goals, and boost economic growth within the framework of sound policies. Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe