Watches go sustainable with ethical, vegan options

THE mega watch show Watches and Wonders may have ended in April, but the rollout of new luxury timepieces still continues to capture the attention of collectors. Of late, a new movement in watchmaking has also entered the spotlight - namely, eco-friendly watches.

In tomorrow's BTLifestyle, we look at how major luxury brands have jumped on the sustainability bandwagon with watches made with ethically sourced gold, straps made of vegetable waste and movements powered by solar energy. But for all their efforts, will watch fans buy into the eco equation or is it just a passing fad?

In the meantime, Covid-19 has completely changed the way we work and live. At the Singapore Pavilion at the 17th Venice Biennale International Architecture Exhibition, an exhibition on several public spaces shows how Singaporeans live and "gather" under these new conditions.

In the arts, we take a look at the works featured in the Loewe Foundation Craft Prize, where some of the best works are made out of simple everyday materials.

Finally, in Dining, we check out Michelin meals to go - fuss-free meals by Michelin-starred eateries that you can enjoy at home without paying an arm and a leg for.