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The best of winter days look like this

This project was conceived and shot in one week on assignment for Le Monde magazine, France. Former British prime minister Tony Blair's government imposed a ban on the hunting of foxes in Great Britain making all traditional hunting activities illegal. Hunting still goes on today however despite the ban as it is almost impossible to police. The British expression 'In the pink' is believed to have derived from the centuries old hunting tradition on the British Isles. Here a detail of a torn and much repaired riding jacket as worn by a member of the Warwickshire hunt, England. A hunt meet in the county of Rutland before a ban was imposed on fox hunting by former prime minister Tony Blair. A long standing member of the Rutland hunt poses for his portrait. Exhuasted pack hounds rest between calls to hunt for fox in the county of Rutland, England. Robin Smith-Ryland, leader of the Warwickshire hunt, England. Study of a pair of worn riding boots. L...

Geneva Seal

Class, elegance, and sophistication know no time limit. When instilled upon a tradition passed down from generation to generation, the refinement of a piece will look just as elegant today as it did decades or even centuries ago. Watchmaking is a traditional craft passed down from generation to generation. Despite all the innovations and technological advancements it has seen in the last few decades, the very essences of the craft are still used today. From timeless designs to classic engineering, a lot of the traditions established centuries ago are still alive and well in today’s world of haute horology. By reinventing and reusing the crafts established by the brand years ago, the Swiss luxury label is paying tribute to classic luxury timepieces and redefining them for a new and contemporary consumer base.