year of the dragon

Fresh off its recent boutique opening at Pacific Place in Hong Kong, on November 22 Swiss luxury watchmaker IWC Schaffhausen opens its latest flagship at Beijing's new Parkview Green mall. Read More

From the looks of early localized rollouts we've seen thus far, what could be lost in quantity compared to the Year of the Dragon might be gained in flash during the Year of the Snake. Read More

With the Beijing Auto Show in full swing, the world's luxury automakers have started to roll out new models, either designed for the China market, or with China's still-growing appetite for the ultra-luxury segment in mind. Read More

A roundup of luxury news coming out of China this week, from Ferrari's Year of the Dragon 458 Italia to the launch of the Cotai Sands Central and Beijing's ongoing tug-of-war on stiff luxury taxes. Read More

Just a few months after debuting its limited edition “Chinese Dragon” Caruso timepiece to commemorate the Year of the Dragon, this week Blancpain unveiled its newest localized design aimed at tapping China's seemingly insatiable appetite for luxury watches. Read More

Jing Daily recently spoke to Larry Boland, President of Piaget North America, about the "Dragon & Phoenix" series, its reception, and what Piaget is doing to cater to the growing number of Chinese tourists in the US and Canada. Read More

Following the lead of Rolls-Royce, another British automaker, Aston Martin, has announced that it will debut its own China-focused "Dragon88" line at the upcoming Beijing Auto Show. Read More

This past weekend, the cooling demand for top Bordeaux vintages among Asia's emerging wine collectors was starkly apparent at a US$2.5 million auction at Sotheby's in London. Read More

With Chinese New Year gift-giving season hitting its stride over the past couple of weeks, major luxury brands have likely been left smiling as wealthy gift-givers loaded up on watches, wine and jewelry. Read More

With celebrations of Chinese New Year in full swing, major luxury brands and retailers expect to see a boost over the next month as more wealthy Chinese and outbound tourists open up their wallets. Read More