The city we live, work and thrive in is a timekeeper of heritage. Our identity lingers among colonial architecture where daily life revolves around, and projected from the lofty heights of city skyscrapers. Weaving her way around this tapestry is the Chanel woman, dancing between tradition and ambition, making her mark in the city of her birthright.
Her routine is embodied by the Code Coco, a Chanel timepiece coupling fine jewellery and horology, legacy and the contemporary. At once futuristic and ornamental, the silvery smooth steel watch subtly masquerades as a bracelet. Its quilted strap takes reference from the iconic 2.55 bag created in 1955 by Mademoiselle herself, modernised with a turnkey clasp that reveals its original jewellery-timepiece identity.
