CROWN Malaysia

CROWN Malaysia is an informative and relatable magazine for the modern watch lover. Discover the latest trends and insights from the watchmaking world, get up to speed on the technical and design innovations, and be engaged with CEOs and creative directors from the top brands that matter.

CROWN Malaysia

EDITOR’S NOTE

VISION

LEGACY REFINED • Breguet continues its 250th-anniversary celebration with a captivating creation that revisits its remarkable innovations with a new proprietary gold alloy.

CARTIER’S LEADING LADY • With her quiet strength and timeless elegance, Gemma Chan brings modern magic to the Maison

THE PARTY THAT SHOOK GENEVA • Hublot marked 20 years of the Big Bang with a no-expense-spared party—think A-list athletes, 43 Michelin stars, and a dancefloor that refused to quit

K-DRAMA ROYALTY MEETS SWISS WATCHMAKING • Beloved for her poise and power on screen, South Korean superstar Gianna Jun is now the face of Piaget

HISTORY MADE • A 30m monster, a fearless Nic Von Rupp, and one action-ready Tudor Pelagos

TRANSCENDENCE • A superlative display of technical mastery, this redefines the limits of watchmaking.

TINY ISLAND, BIG IMPACT • From a drop in the ocean to an ocean in a drop, the Sulubaaï Environmental Foundation, with the support of Blancpain, has shown that even small actions can make a big impact on marine conservation.

IDENTITY

DEEP DIVE • Breitling’s iconic dive watch proves heritage never goes out of style

CROWN OF GLORY • Rolex ushers in a new era with the introduction of the Oyster Perpetual Land-Dweller collection this year.

IMMORTALISING MOMENTS IN CINEMA • A Perpetual Commitment to the Art of Filmmaking.

THE BEAT GOES ON • The world’s largest watch fair navigated global challenges with its most expansive and widest-reaching edition to date.

CARTIER • Cartier redefines elegance with the updated Tank Louis Cartier and the innovative Tank à Guichet.

GRAND SEIKO • Grand Seiko introduced two models, but they represent great steps in its design and technological advancements.

PATEK PHILIPPE • The evolution of simplicity.

MONTBLANC • A cinematic homage to heritage.

HUBLOT • Hublot celebrates two decades of design disruption with its iconic chronograph, the Big Bang

BELL & ROSS • Bell & Ross brings the heat with three takes on the BR-03 that prove seeing through is believing

CHOPARD • Anniversary sets, debut complications, and a refreshed L.U.C range remind us that classics never go out of style.

VACHERON CONSTANTIN • Keeping with Traditionnelle watchmaking.

VAN CLEEF & ARPELS • Love, in a Parisian Day.

TUDOR • The brand sharpens its focus on professional-grade models and introduces new dial variations and larger sizes within the Black Bay family.

ULYSEE NARDIN • Think a 52g diver’s watch is impossible? Ulysse Nardin just proved otherwise

ENGINEERED FOR PERPETUITY • Patek Philippe released several timepieces that rank among its most complicated ever created this year. Its latest innovations are dedicated to perpetual reliability, a comforting message in our complex world today.

ON A ROLL • Back on track and better than ever, Omega’s latest Railmaster update blends 1957 cool with 21st-century tech

STEEL WITH SOUL • A timeless dive watch gets a sleek update—blending heritage details with modern polish for everyday wearability

THE WATCHMAKER’S WATCHMAKER • Breguet turns 250 this year, and instead of going big on complications, it returns to the simplicity and brilliance of Abraham-Louis Breguet’s original vision

ALCHEMY IN MOTION • Franck Muller keeps the Maison’s non-conformist and...