Carol Besler is a Contributor at various esteemed publications including Forbes, Robb Report, and Bloomberg. She specializes in luxury watches and jewelry, exploring themes within the fashion industry and luxury goods, while also covering events and conferences related to beauty and fashion. Carol's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Epoch Times, HODINKEE, and The New York Times.
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Carol Besler's focus is predominantly on luxury watches and related auctions, with an emphasis on lifestyle and beauty & fashion. Her coverage indicates a preference for press releases and promotional deals rather than in-depth analysis or expert commentary.
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Jean Arnault, director of watches at Louis Vuitton, with Victor Monnin and Alexandre Hazemann.
The gold and platinum models in the new Constellation Observatory collection.
Omega’s new Constellation Observatory collection debuts a new technology that allows a watch movement to be tested for accuracy without the observation of a seconds hand.
Breguet is pressing the reset button on its flagship Tradition collection with some modern touches and, of course, some traditional ones.
We talked to the Lord of the Rings star on the new space and the brand's upcoming watch. Orlando Bloom is a Porsche guy.
Detail from the Macaw dome clock, from the Patek Philippe Rare Handcrafts collection 2026.
For the ultimate in high-level luxury, buyers are commissioning timepieces that are special enough to be passed down through generations.
Watches and Wonders 2026: a week of launches, parties and celebrity cameos.
Watches and Wonders, the highlight of a week of watch celebrations in Geneva held April 14 to 20, is now firmly established as the most important event in the watch world.
In a sea of important tourbillons at Watches and Wonders this year, minute repeaters and striking watches made a musical statement of their own.
