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Through its Perpetual Planet initiative, Rolex is lending its support to the effort to preserve ocean ecosystems for posterity.
Rolex is famed for producing some of the finest and most coveted timepieces in the world, but for at least 100 years the Swiss company has also ventured beyond watchmaking by supporting numerous fields of human endeavour and achievement, from the arts and sport to scientific research, exploration and the pursuit of a deeper understanding of the world in which we live. Indeed, for the brand’s founder, Hans Wilsdorf, our planet was “a living laboratory” whose extraordinary range of environments – from Arctic cold to Saharan heat, and the highest Himalayan peaks to the furthest depths of the ocean – offered an infinite variety of proving grounds for Rolex watches.
Natasha Kraal, Editor-in-Chief of
Harper’s BAZAAR Malaysia to talk about the sudden closure of the magazine she was at the helm of for over 17years began to take a life of its own with lots of personalities and influencers globally who came on #bazaartalks to speak about how the pandemic was affecting their lives.
Chriselle Lim even brought her husband,
Alan, to share a glass of wine (or 4!) on the show, while
Kim Jones got her handsome hubby,
Jericho Rosales, to speak candidly about style and fashion and what changes they wanted to bring with sustainability and their charitable causes.