Sandra‘s Closet

Last night’s Christmas cocktail at Valentino in Zurich felt like a beautiful pause in time, a celebration not only of the season, but of friendship, creativity, and the unmistakable warmth of the Valentino family. Surrounded by shades of deep red, festive, sensual, and powerful, it was a joy to finally gather again, laugh together, and share a moment that felt both intimate and elevated.

With Gianfranca, Albena and Wei.

As a fashion observer at heart, my eye inevitably wandered to the clothes. Under Alessandro Michele’s creative direction, Valentino is entering a fascinating chapter. Michele once said, «Clothes are a form of self-definition, a way of declaring who you are without having to speak.» That philosophy is clearly present, rich, expressive, unapologetically emotional. And yet, one cannot help but feel that his signature is so strong, so personal, that it almost longs for a universe entirely of its own. Alessandro Michele doesn’t just design collections; he builds worlds.

I fell in love with the hat from the F/W 2025 collection.

That said, Valentino currently offers truly beautiful pieces to discover, highlights from the F/W 2025 collection can be found with up to 40% off, and the new Resort collection has arrived with fresh, desirable silhouettes that feel both joyful and timeless.

Valentino Resort 2026

The evening itself was filled with lightness: exquisite catering, endless conversations, and a room full of women clearly enjoying themselves. The photos capture it perfectly, elegance without stiffness, glamour without effort, and the simple pleasure of being together again.

Tanja, Thea, Wei and me.

Fashion, after all, is never just about clothes. It’s about moments like these.

LoL, Sandra

Fashion is calling…

… and my favorite dinner is served.

Photos: © Sandra Bauknecht and © Valentino
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The Art of Radiance – Discovering Clé de Peau Beauté Key Radiance Care

There’s something almost magical about this skincare that doesn’t just treat your skin but awakens it that I would like to share with you today. Experiencing Clé de Peau Beauté’s signature Key Radiance Care ritual is a journey that transforms skincare into art. Every texture, every step, every touch is designed to bring light back to the skin. I was able to try everything first hand during a beautiful event at Globus Zurich where the products are available.

Step 1: The Purity Ritual

The experience begins with a two-step cleansing ritual, delicate, refined, and deeply sensory.
Watching the creamy foam being whipped to perfection in a porcelain bowl and applied with a soft brush felt like a ceremony. It’s not just about cleansing; it’s about preparing the skin to receive radiance.

Step 2: The Essential 3-Step Routine

Next comes the heart of Clé de Peau Beauté’s philosophy: Key Radiance Care – The Serum, the Hydro-Softening Lotion, and the Cream.
Each product works in harmony to awaken, balance, and seal in hydration. The skin feels instantly smoother, refreshed, and quietly luminous, that signature «Clé de Peau glow.» (If you interested in the full procedure, I invite you to visit this previous blog post here).

Step 3: The Details That Make a Difference

The Eye Cream, applied with the platinum massage tool, turns skincare into mindfulness.
Gentle pressure points release tension, and the skin around the eyes looks lifted and bright.
For mature skin, the Supreme Line takes luxury even further: The Cream, an iconic anti-aging masterpiece, and The Precious Gold Vitality Serum, infused with 24K gold and diamond powder, give tired skin an extraordinary boost of vitality and light.

The extra treat: The Precious Gold Vitality Mask – A Moment of Pure Illumination

There’s a certain magic in a mask that feels like liquid gold.
The Precious Gold Vitality Mask is exactly that, a sensorial experience that merges science and indulgence.
Infused with 24K gold, this luxurious treatment energizes and revitalizes the skin, instantly revealing a renewed radiance.
Its texture is smooth and comforting, enveloping the skin in warmth and light.
In just a few minutes, the complexion appears more awake, more even, and visibly illuminated as if it has captured the glow of the sun itself.

Step 4: Preparing the Canvas

No radiant complexion is complete without protection.
The UV Protective Cream forms the essential bridge between skincare and makeup, followed by the brand’s signature foundations, whether Radiant, Natural, or Matte, depending on your desired finish. My favorite is Le Fond de Teint Foundation that is blending makeup and skincare. Use this foundation instead of your daily moisturizer. It instantly blurs imperfections and reduces the look of fine lines and wrinkles for a radiant finish.

Step 5: Complete the Ritual

A touch of color, a whisper of glow, and the legendary Luminizing Face Enhancer, available in different color ways, that is the final, unmistakable Clé de Peau finish.

This isn’t just skincare; it’s a philosophy of light, texture, and transformation.
Clé de Peau Beauté doesn’t promise quick fixes, it teaches your skin to glow from within.
Five minutes, one ritual, infinite radiance.

LoL, Sandra

Photos: © Sandra Bauknecht
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Creative Women Forum 2025
Empower • Engage • Sustain

Three Days of Creative Power, Insight and Connection in Riyadh

From November 4th to 6th, I had the privilege of attending, and speaking at, the Creative Women Forum Saudi Arabia 2025 in Riyadh. Under the powerful theme Empower • Engage • Sustain, the event brought together extraordinary women from around the world to exchange ideas, elevate creativity and shape new visions for the future.

I had the pleasure of meeting the first inspiring ladies already on November 3rd, right after my arrival, during the Welcome Dinner at the beautiful Jareed Hotel, a warm and promising start to an unforgettable week.

What unfolded was far more than a conference, it felt like a movement, a community and a celebration of women’s leadership across disciplines.

A Royal Patron & A Historic Setting

The forum opened with inspiring words from Her Royal Highness Princess Noura Bint Saud Bin Nayef Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, the patron of the Creative Women Forum Saudi Arabia 2025.

Her presence set the tone for the days ahead: confident, purposeful and deeply committed to elevating the role of women in the creative economy of Saudi Arabia and beyond.

The setting made it even more powerful: the Princess Nourah Bint Abdulrahman University, the largest women’s university in the world. Standing in a space built entirely for women’s learning and leadership was impactful and symbolic, the perfect place for this gathering.

A Stunning Art Experience

One of the highlights for me was the remarkable art exhibition curated as part of the forum. The works, bold, emotional, innovative, showcased the depth, vision and courage of artists from Saudi Arabia and across the region.

Floral camouflage in front of the artwork «Fiori» by Sofia Cacciapaglia

It was a reminder that art is not only a reflection of culture, but also one of its strongest engines of transformation.

The Visionaries Behind the Forum

None of this would have been possible without the remarkable women who built the Creative Women Forum Saudi Arabia 2025 with passion, dedication and a deep belief in women’s creative power.

At the heart of it stands
Olga Balakleets, Founder & CEO of the Creative Women Platform,
a visionary who has spent years creating global spaces where women can exchange ideas, uplift one another and spark meaningful change.

Alongside her,
Rebeca Riofrio, Executive Director of the Creative Women Forum Saudi Edition 2025,
played a crucial role in crafting this year’s edition in Riyadh. Together with her team, she created an experience that was thoughtful, inspiring, seamless and deeply empowering.

Their dedication, often behind the scenes, is what transformed the forum into the world-class platform it has become.

My Panel: Creativity, Futurism & Sustainability

I had the honour of speaking on a panel guided by futurist and filmmaker Maxim Jago, alongside four exceptional women, each contributing her own perspective on creativity and the future:
• Prathibha Prahlad – Founder Chairperson of the Prasiddha Foundation & the Forum for Art Beyond Borders; Founder & Festival Director of the Delhi International Arts Festival
• Yasmeen Gailani – Deputy Director, MENA & Middle East Specialist at Sotheby’s
• Martha Fiennes – Filmmaker, Screenwriter, Director and Digital Artist
• Norah Alkhursany – Head of Strategic Partnerships, Oil Sustainability Program (OSP)

This diversity made our conversation deeply enriching, spanning performing arts, fine art valuation, digital storytelling, sustainability in energy, and the cultural language of fashion.

When Maxim asked about universal and timeless themes in fashion and creative expression, I shared what I deeply believe:

«Fashion always moves between two forces: change and continuity.
What remains timeless is the human desire to express identity through beauty.
What evolves is the way we choose to express it.»

I then spoke about the profound shift happening within the luxury world and summed it up in a sentence that has become a personal mantra:

«Sustainability is the new black, but only creativity makes it chic.»

For me, this is the essence of where our industry is heading: sustainability as the new baseline, the must-have, and creativity as the force that makes responsible choices desirable, beautiful and emotionally relevant.

I explained how creativity bridges the past and the future:

«Creativity is what makes sustainability desirable.
People don’t change because they are pressured, 
they change because they fall in love with a new idea.»

For me, the future of fashion lives precisely at this intersection:
where beauty meets purpose, where innovation honours heritage, where responsibility becomes part of the aesthetic.

Insights I Will Carry With Me

Creativity • Resilience • Emotional Intelligence

One panel reminded us of a key World Economic Forum insight:
these are the three most essential skills of the future.
Hearing this surrounded by visionary women felt like a collective affirmation.

Pleasure vs Happiness

Ida Beerhalter shared a powerful neurological insight:

High dopamine can suppress serotonin,
a reminder not to confuse pleasure with true happiness.

It was a scientific reflection of something deeply human:
short-term rewards often overshadow long-term fulfilment.

Fear Is Not a Strategy

Another perspective stayed with me:

«Fear is never a good advisor.
In investment, and in life, emotional regulation matters.
Sometimes the wisest decision is to pause.»

A timeless lesson, and one that resonated with the entire room.

Gala Night at the National Museum

The forum concluded with a magical gala evening at the National Museum of Saudi Arabia. Surrounded by culture, heritage and the warmest hospitality, we celebrated creativity, community and the power of women shaping the future.

It was a night filled with beauty, conversation, music and elegance, the perfect finale.

A Personal Journey Beyond the Forum

I stayed a little longer in Riyadh, reconnecting with friends and exploring the city’s vibrant mix of tradition and modernity. Every visit reveals something new, and this one was filled with warmth, inspiration and meaningful encounters.

Amazing woman: Adria L. Dunn who launched the global impact foundation, The Vine.

What I Take Home

If I had to capture the essence of these three days, it would be this:

Creativity is our most renewable resource.
When women are empowered, engaged and committed to sustaining change,
the future becomes not only more innovative but more beautiful and more human.

Thank you, Riyadh.
Thank you to every inspiring woman I met.
And thank you to the Creative Women Forum Saudi Arabia 2025 for creating a space where stories, ideas and visions can grow.

LoL, Sandra

We had a lot of fun together: Kiera Chaplin, granddaughter of Charlie Chaplin, who just launched her liquor brand Generation.

Such an inspiring woman and a fellow aquarius: Martha Fiennes.

Photos: © Sandra Bauknecht / Aiman Fekri @aiman.ph
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It is with deep gratitude that I share this exciting news. After the recent passing of my beloved father, I am only now finding the space to announce something truly meaningful to me, I will be joining the Creative Women Forum Saudi Arabia 2025 as one of its distinguished speakers.

I still hold the most beautiful memories of attending the Creative Women Forum back in 2019 in Cyprus, a time filled with inspiration, connection, and powerful conversations among women shaping the world. To return now, on an even greater stage in Saudi Arabia, feels both humbling and uplifting.

Taking place from 4–6 November 2025 under the patronage of Her Royal Highness Princess Noura Bint Saud Bin Nayef Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, the Forum will be hosted at Princess Nourah Bint Abdulrahman University in Riyadh, the largest women’s university in the world. This extraordinary venue stands as a true symbol of empowerment and progress.

The three-day event, created by the visionary Olga Balakleets, Founder and CEO of the Creative Women Platform, alongside Executive Director Rebeca Riofrio, brings together global thought leaders, entrepreneurs, creatives, and policymakers. Under the theme «EMPOWER | ENGAGE | SUSTAIN – Women Leading Initiatives,» it celebrates female innovation and leadership in perfect harmony with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030.

I am deeply honoured to participate in the panel «The Future is Creative – Path to a Sustainable Future», which will explore how creativity and sustainability intersect to shape tomorrow’s world. The discussion will be moderated by Maxim Jago, futurist and author, and I am privileged to share the stage with these inspiring women:
• Prathibha Prahlad – Founder & Chairperson, Prasiddha Foundation & Forum For Art Beyond Borders; Founder & Festival Director, Delhi International Arts Festival
• Yasmeen Gailani – Deputy Director, MENA, Sotheby’s Middle East Specialist and Representative
• Martha Fiennes – Award-winning Filmmaker, Screenwriter & Digital Artist
• Norah Alkhursany – Head of Strategic Partnership Department, Oil Sustainability Program (OSP)

The Forum will conclude with a prestigious Gala Dinner and Awards Ceremony on the evening of 6 November, celebrating leadership, sustainability, and creativity under royal patronage, an inspiring finale to three unforgettable days of empowerment, dialogue, and connection.

If you would like to be part of this remarkable gathering of women shaping the future, tickets are still available:
 creativewomen.co/creative-women-forum-saudi-arabia-2025

I look forward to reconnecting with inspiring minds from around the world and to celebrating the power of creativity, purpose, and female leadership in Riyadh.

With heartfelt gratitude, Sandra

Photos: Courtesy of Creative Women Platform / © Sandra Bauknecht 
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Wednesday night I had the privilege of joining my dear friend Carmen Busquets in her beautiful Paris home to celebrate Lanvin and its creative director, Peter Copping. Just the day before, I attended the Lanvin S/S 2026 show, an unforgettable experience that once again reminded me why I have always admired this house so deeply.

Lanvin is not only the oldest continuously operating fashion house in France, but also one with a truly unique spirit. Founded in 1889 by Jeanne Lanvin, a visionary couturière who began by designing dresses for her daughter, the house has always been rooted in elegance, intimacy, and a profound sense of artistry. That maternal tenderness and refined craftsmanship continue to resonate in Lanvin’s DNA today.

With Therese Westin, Founder of VINST, and Lupe Puerta, Founder of THE FLOORR, who co-hosted the evening (thank you for having me!)

Peter Copping’s S/S 2026 collection captured this heritage with such grace. His inspiration draws both from the timeless codes of the house and from his own refined sensibility. There was a lightness, a sense of fluidity and romance in the pieces, yet always anchored by Lanvin’s signature sophistication. What struck me most was how seamlessly he honored Jeanne Lanvin’s legacy while making it feel entirely relevant for the present.

Beyond his undeniable talent, Peter himself is one of the kindest and most humble people I have met in fashion, qualities that make his creations shine even brighter. His modesty and warmth are rare in this industry, and they infuse the collection with an additional layer of beauty.

Vintage Lanvin necklaces from my own archive #sandrascloset.

For the evening, I wore a look from Lanvin’s current F/W 2025 collection, styled with vintage Lanvin accessories and shoes. It felt like a personal way of connecting past and present, echoing the house’s long history while celebrating its modern vision.

With Peter Copping and Carmen Busquets, who co-founded NET-A-PORTER and is one of the most stylish ladies I know.

Lanvin is more than a brand; it is a story of artistry, heritage, and enduring elegance. And with Peter Copping at the helm, that story continues to evolve in the most beautiful way.

LoL, Sandra

It was such an inspiring evening with many amazing women.

Next to me was lovely Christine D’Ornano, who is Managing Director at SISLEY Paris, the beauty empire that belongs to her family.

With Brazilian influencer Camila Coutinho…

… and Martina Kojic Reiter, who just launched her own clothing label Maison Maxima.

The Queen of Eyebrows, Anastasia Soare, came from LA with her daughter Norvina.

Photos: © Sandra Bauknecht
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Last weekend Kunsthalle Zürich celebrated its 40th anniversary and what a celebration it was. The evening felt less like a retrospective and more like a time machine, sending us simultaneously back into the institution’s rich history and forward into its exciting future.

The festivities began with a spirited auction led by Sandra Nedvetskaia, whose energy and elegance turned bidding into a performance of its own. The room buzzed with collectors, artists, and friends of the Kunsthalle, each eager to support the next chapter of this storied institution.

Michael Ringier in front of Kerstin Brätsch, MƎTA, 2021

One of the most memorable moments came from Michael Ringier, who coined a playful new acronym: MILF – Museum I Like to Finance. It was cheeky, clever, and perfectly captured the spirit of the night, art should be taken seriously, but never too seriously. Personally, as someone who dreams of opening a museum one day, I found this both hilarious and inspiring.

Part of the auction: Kerim Seiler, Maintenant, 2010

The art itself was just as remarkable as the guests. Works from some of today’s most compelling artists graced the auction and the halls, reminding us that Kunsthalle Zürich has always been a place where ideas, experimentation, and vision come alive.

I was lucky to be hosted by my dear friend Martina Vondruska, who is part of the Kunsthalle’s gala committee. She did an incredible job orchestrating the evening, and I’m so grateful to her for inviting me to be part of this unforgettable night.

On our way to the event with jewelry designer Angelo De Luca., Co-Founder of Super Mountain in St. Moritz.

Wearing futuristic Cyber Dots by Jean Paul Gaultier and carrying a Moschino masterpiece, quite literally framed for the night.

The dress code playfully spanned the decades, from the 80s, 90s, and 2000s all the way into the future, a living timeline that mirrored the Kunsthalle’s past forty years and its vision ahead.

When fashion meets art: two friends, two Moschino bags, proof that style can be as much a masterpiece as the canvas.

Fittingly, the evening’s motto «Back to the Future» echoed not only the Kunsthalle’s 40th anniversary, but also the 40th birthday of the cult film itself, a double celebration of art, time, and imagination. And yes, the iconic DeLorean car from the movie was parked right in the hall, to everyone’s delight.

Just like the «Not A Celebrity Tequila,» which cares less about the name on the bottle and more about what’s inside, the night itself focused on what truly matters: the essence of art and the people who love it. (Thank you, Gerd Schepers, for the drinks!)

And then came the after-party. DJs «from the future (Zukunft, a former nightclub in Zurich)» transformed the Kunsthalle into a dance floor that stretched through time and space. The night’s theme wasn’t just symbolic, it was experienced, embodied, and danced into the early hours.

Forty years on, Kunsthalle Zürich remains a beacon of artistic energy and cultural curiosity. Here’s to the past, present, and – most importantly – the future.

LoL, Sandra

Part of the auction: Pippa Garner, I’D BE MORE BEAUTIFUL BUT I RAN OUT OF MONEY, 2022

Photos: © Sandra Bauknecht
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Yesterday, I had the great pleasure of being invited to the NET-A-PORTER Headquarters in London to celebrate a remarkable milestone – 25 years of redefining luxury fashion online.

The famous NET-A-PORTER offices.

As a long-time loyal customer, it was truly inspiring to witness the evolution of a platform I have admired and loved for years. NET-A-PORTER has always been more than just a shopping destination to me – it is a home for curated excellence, timeless style, and true innovation in digital luxury.

It was an honour to meet the new CEO Heather Kamintesky and to gain insight into the future strategy of the company. The vision for what lies ahead feels bold, fresh, and deeply committed to both heritage and innovation – a balance that has always set NET-A-PORTER apart.

Clockwise from top left some of the most lusted-over items of the past 25 years: Loewe’s raffia tote (2019); Gucci’s logo T-shirt (2017); Isabel Marant’s ‘Bekett’ wedge sneakers (2013); Alaïa’s studded ballet flats (2023); Acne Studios’ ‘Pistol’ boots (2012); Loewe’s ‘Puzzle’ bag (2025); Saint Laurent’s ‘Arty’ ring (2011); Bottega Veneta’s ‘Cassette’ bag (2020); Christian Louboutin’s ‘Decollete’ pumps (2008). More infos here.

The evening was a beautiful tribute to the brand’s journey – elegant, thoughtful, and full of character. It celebrated not just fashion, but the women who wear it.

Congratulations to the entire team on this extraordinary anniversary. Here’s to the next 25 years of style, vision, and inspiration.

LoL, Sandra

Photos: © Sandra Bauknecht – Sketch: Via NET-A-PORTER
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Last Tuesday, I was invited by CHOPARD to celebrated their Ice Cube luxury jewelry collection. Moving away from the Maison’s iconic hearts, the geometric design of the line marries urban elegance and modernity. With their square facets meticulously crafted like so many reflections off ice, Ice Cube creations embody style, sophistication and glamour. The bangles will look amazing with your other arm candy stack. Just saying …

The evening started with a beautiful champagne reception at private member club Haute, followed by a seated dinner on the top floor where we could discover the Ice Cube collection, including luxury rings in gold, rose gold and white gold, diamond pendants, bracelets and earrings.

The entertainment was amazing that night as we danced and sang to the tunes of the Knights Club band. The energy in the room was as infectious as the sparkling jewelry on display. Thank you, CHOPARD, for having me!

YOU CAN SHOP THE CHOPARD ICE CUBE COLLECTION ONLINE HERE.

LoL, Sandra

The next generation in the CHOPARD family: Caroline Marie Scheufele had flown in from Asia.

With fashion designer Ezgi Cinar.

Photos: © Sandra Bauknecht / @swiss.pixel for Chopard
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After landing from Istanbul, I went directly to the opening reception of «Hermès in the Making». This outstanding event offers the possibility to meet the artisans behind Hermès’ sustainable craftsmanship. Until November 14, 2024 , you can discover how the French Maison craft objects designed to last and be repaired, to be used and passed down through generations.

Since its founding in 1837, six generations of artisans have safeguarded and nurtured their historic know-how in the Hermès workshops. This heritage is a living, flourishing and constantly evolving treasure trove of artisanal skills. Hermès in the Making brings craftspeople from nearly ten of the house’s métiers to offer a sneak-peek into their expert techniques and exclusive know-how. Their work echoes the heart of Hermès: preserving and developing savoir-faire – expertise which is often linked to a historical tradition or region – a quest for quality, durability and innovation, and respect for the surrounding environments.

With lovely Yvonne Leuthard, Press & Influence Manager Hermès Switzerland 

This 8-day public event features live demonstrations, workshops, interactive activities, and films spread throughout the space. You can customize your visit according to your curiosity and interests.

Lichthalle Maag, Hardbrücke
Zahnradstrasse 22
8005 ZURICH / Switzerland

Until November 14th
(Closed on Monday 11th)
10am – 7pm
Free admission

With my dear friends, Alexandra Kruse, my favorite unicorn and astrologist to the right, and photographer Elena Steness, who captures the best moments as you can see below: 

It was a beautiful evening where we spotted the most amazing bags among the visitors. I can absolutely recommend visiting the exhibition, especially as it has free admission. You just need to book a slot in advance here.

LoL, Sandra

Photos: © Sandra Bauknecht / Elena Steness
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CHANEL and The Boat Race Company Ltd have announced the signing of a long-term partnership with CHANEL as Title Sponsor and official Timekeeping Partner. The 2025 event will become The CHANEL J12 Boat Race. 

The historic race between Oxford and Cambridge Universities was established nearly 200 years ago in 1829. It is the oldest major sporting event in the UK, with the dark and light ‘Blues’ crews of eight rowers pitted against each other on the River Thames every year in the Spring. 

The 2025 edition of The Women’s Boat Race and The Men’s Boat Race will take place on Sunday 13 April along the 4.25 miles of the Championship Course between Putney and Mortlake in London. The Boat Race is attended by over 250,000 spectators on the riverbank, broadcast live on the BBC, and watched by millions globally on television. It has become a treasured highlight in London’s sporting calendar. 

The long-term partnership is an expression of a shared philosophy, one of an uncompromising pursuit of excellence which relies on collective effort to succeed. Boat Race Day encapsulates the raison d’être of Oxford and Cambridge: to develop and showcase exceptional talent, in the same way the House of CHANEL supports outstanding creative expertise. 

CHANEL has had its roots in sport since it was founded in 1910. Inspired by sporting attire predominately worn by men of the time, Gabrielle Chanel was an active sportswoman herself and used materials such as jerseys, and tweeds and created trailblazing designs. These designs gave women the freedom of movement – to ride horses, cycle, and most importantly to choose how they dressed and who they wanted to be. 

CHANEL was the first luxury house to launch its own fragrance in 1921 and its own high jewellery collection in 1932. Decades later in 2000, CHANEL launched the iconic J12 unisex watch – the name inspired by the J Class 12-metre race boats from the early 20th century. 

The iconic J12 watch is produced in the ‘CHANEL Watch Manufacture’ in Switzerland and is powered by self-winding movements from the Swiss Manufacture Kenissi, co-owned by CHANEL. 

LoL, Sandra

Photos: © CHANEL
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