Cristina D’Agostino
Luxury Tribune
Cristina d’Agostino is a journalist specialized in the luxury industry. For seven years starting in 2012 she oversaw the special edition Luxury Tribune, published by the Swiss business magazine Bilan. From 1994 to 2008 she held key communication and marketing posts at a number of leading watch brands.
Cristina D’Agostino's articles
The James Bond film “No Time to Die” finally on the screens. How did the partners adapt?
No Time to Die, the 25th James Bond film, will finally hit the screens on 28 September after a delay of more than a year and a half. How have the partners, including the Swiss watch brand Omega, adapted?
“Novak Djokovic is a legend, an opinion leader”
The Swiss watchmaking brand Hublot recently signed the number one tennis player Novak Djokovic. The opportunity for Ricardo Guadalupe, CEO of the brand, to explain the strategic repositioning of the Maison, after automotive sponsoring came to a stop.
Chic and sustainable, the bet of the longboard “made in Switzerland”
It is in Le Lieu, on the shores of the lac de Joux, that the Muse Rolling longboards are produced. Chic and sustainable, they are the new way of seeing ecomobility “made in Switzerland”.
Engelberg: the «Belle Epoque» glamour reborn
The «Belle Epoque» splendor and its four decades of carelessness forged Engelberg’s reputation, the Swiss alpine resort. Today, many investors are reviving the 1900s glamour.
“I was very ambitious. Then I lived my years in Hollywood”
During his stay in Switzerland, the actor tells how his approach to the artistic world and his few Swiss qualities enabled him to grow and last in Hollywood, where he settled ten years ago.
“The Mostra has proven its influence over films that are competing for the Oscars”
Between great productions, intimist proposals, and virtual reality films, the 78th edition of the Mostra definitively positions the Venice film festival as one of the significant happenings able to influence the cinema industry. Its director, Alberto Barbera, talks about strategies.
PODCAST. Luxury and digitalisation, the leading path to winning over consumers?
The first episode of our “Let’s Talk Luxury” podcast series hosted by Cristina D’Agostino features two leading experts in the field: Chris Grainger-Herr, CEO of […]
“Today, we have a responsibility towards beauty”
Entitled “Sixième Sens”, the Cartier high jewellery collection was unveiled to its clients last June. An opportunity for Cyrille Vigneron, Chairman and CEO of the brand, to explain the meaning that high jewellery should hold today.
Cartier at the Mostra: the art of intertwining worlds
New main partner of the Mostra, the Venice International Film Festival, Cartier aims at making it into a multidimensional platform for artistic exchanges and conversations.
During the 1950s, free spirits conquered watchmaking
After the war, humanity is entitled to dream again. Technological discoveries accompany great expeditions. Watchmaking then invents Tool watches, capable of resisting extreme conditions. Our summer series “A time a watch” continues and explores the fifties.
Art Deco. Watchmaking looking to enjoy itself.
Each era has its style, each generation has its modernity. For a hundred years, great artistic movements have generated works that have marked their time. Watchmaking is no exception. Our summer series “A Time, a Watch” begins with the Art Deco movement.
Laurent Lecamp. A new lease of life for Montblanc watches
Appointed head of Montblanc’s watch division in January 2021, Laurent Lecamp is aiming at six to eight months in order to infuse a new direction to the watch brand Montblanc