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Swiss Universe the Luxury Edition for First and Business Class SWISS UNIVERSE THE LUXURY EDITION FOR FIRST AND BUSINESS CLASS People and places around the globe Our sign is a promise. cartier.ch - 044 580 90 90 Cartier Magicien High JewelleryCartier Collection cartier.ch - 044 580 90 90 Cartier Magicien High JewelleryCartier Collection BREITLING.COM The superlative-charged chronograph. 50 mm case in Breitlight®. Exclusive Manufacture Breitling Caliber B12 with 24-hour military-style display. Offi cially chronometer-certifi ed. BRXXXXX_Avenger Hurricane_460x295_Swiss.indd Toutes les pages 17/08/2016 08:59 BREITLING.COM The superlative-charged chronograph. 50 mm case in Breitlight®. Exclusive Manufacture Breitling Caliber B12 with 24-hour military-style display. Offi cially chronometer-certifi ed. BRXXXXX_Avenger Hurricane_460x295_Swiss.indd Toutes les pages 17/08/2016 08:59 ENGINEERED FOR MEN WHO FLY THEIR DREAMS. Big Pilot’s Watch Edition “Le Petit Prince”. ternational bestseller, “The Little Prince”. Reason enough for IWC Ref. 5009: “It is only with the heart that one can see rightly. What to honour his life’s work with the Big Pilot’s Watch Edition “Le Petit is essential is invisible to the eye.” These words have assumed a Prince”. The watch has a chapter ring recalling the elegantly re- meaning beyond their literal sense. And when Antoine de Saint-Ex- duced design of the cockpit instrumentation in classic aircraft. An upéry put them into the mouth of his little prince, he probably knew image of the little prince, whose imagination, sincerity and open- already that we need only turn our hearts to the stars in all their ness took people’s hearts by storm, is taken up as an engraving on brilliance to recognize our dreams. Making them come true, how- the back of the case. In the same way that Saint-Exupéry – pilot, ever, calls for men with the courage of a Saint-Exupéry. By becom- poet, and pioneer – gifted the world a story that tells of human ing a professional pilot, he not only fulfilled a boyhood dream but strength and goodness, IWC gives us this watch as a reminder to was also inspired by flying to write his literary masterpiece and in- live out our dreams. IWC. ENGINEERED FOR MEN. JOIN THE CONVERSATION: #B_ORIGINAL IWC SCHAFFHAUSEN BOUTIQUES: PARIS | LONDON | ROME | MOSCOW | NEW YORK | BEIJING | DUBAI | HONG KONG | GENEVA | ZURICH IWC.COM For more information please call +41 52 635 63 63 or contact [email protected] 2010019_XC6C_460x295_d_crp_ZS_4c_en.indd Alle Seiten 15.11.16 14:31 ENGINEERED FOR MEN WHO FLY THEIR DREAMS. Big Pilot’s Watch Edition “Le Petit Prince”. ternational bestseller, “The Little Prince”. Reason enough for IWC Ref. 5009: “It is only with the heart that one can see rightly. What to honour his life’s work with the Big Pilot’s Watch Edition “Le Petit is essential is invisible to the eye.” These words have assumed a Prince”. The watch has a chapter ring recalling the elegantly re- meaning beyond their literal sense. And when Antoine de Saint-Ex- duced design of the cockpit instrumentation in classic aircraft. An upéry put them into the mouth of his little prince, he probably knew image of the little prince, whose imagination, sincerity and open- already that we need only turn our hearts to the stars in all their ness took people’s hearts by storm, is taken up as an engraving on brilliance to recognize our dreams. Making them come true, how- the back of the case. In the same way that Saint-Exupéry – pilot, ever, calls for men with the courage of a Saint-Exupéry. By becom- poet, and pioneer – gifted the world a story that tells of human ing a professional pilot, he not only fulfilled a boyhood dream but strength and goodness, IWC gives us this watch as a reminder to was also inspired by flying to write his literary masterpiece and in- live out our dreams. IWC. ENGINEERED FOR MEN. JOIN THE CONVERSATION: #B_ORIGINAL IWC SCHAFFHAUSEN BOUTIQUES: PARIS | LONDON | ROME | MOSCOW | NEW YORK | BEIJING | DUBAI | HONG KONG | GENEVA | ZURICH IWC.COM For more information please call +41 52 635 63 63 or contact [email protected] 2010019_XC6C_460x295_d_crp_ZS_4c_en.indd Alle Seiten 15.11.16 14:31 winter edition 2016/17 | 8 People and places around the globe 10 En vogue | 14 Destination Geneva | 46 Congratulations | 54 Unforgettable taste | 56 Chef’s table | 62 Art universe | 70 Golf & fly | 72 Our favourites | 86 Adventure | 104 My world | 112 My life | 126 SWISS news | 130 Product of the month | 136 Books GENEVA | 14 ZIGANTE TRUFFLES | 112 Kulinarische und kulturelle Entdeckungen. Unterwegs auf Trüffelsuche in Istrien. Culinary and cultural discoveries. Hunting for truffles in Istria. Cover: Geneva by Agi Simoes; Photos: Agi Simoes (2), Christoph Kern (1), Erwin Windmüller (1) Kern Agi Simoes (2), Christoph Agi Simoes; Photos: Geneva by Cover: TIBET | 86 MONIKA LEHNHARDT | 104 Ein abenteuerlicher Road Trip. Interview mit der engagierten Wienerin. An adventurous road trip. Interview with the committed Viennese. Impressum Daniel Bärlocher Head of Corporate Communications SWISS Universe is published on behalf of Swiss International Air Lines Ltd. Sabina Hürzeler | Managing Editor Stefanie Kassuba | Publishing Assistant Cube Werbekonzepte & Produktion GmbH Art Direction & Realisation Lektorama | Proofreading Regina Maréchal-Wipf Peter Furrer Eva-Maria Fried, Janine Kern, Editor-in-chief Advertising Director Stephanie Morris | Translations SWISS Universe & App Airpage AG Swissprinters AG | Print Head of Corporate E-mail: [email protected] Docmine.com | App Realisation Publishing Phone: +41 43 311 30 00 Address | Swiss International Air Lines Ltd. SWISS Universe | Frequency: 4 times a year SWISS Universe | P.O. Box | CH-4002 Basel Next issue: Mid-March 2017 Phone: +41 61 582 45 70 | ISSN 2296-5904 Target group | 500,000 First & Business Class E-mail: [email protected] passengers (during 3 months) SWISS UNIVERSE on the go! Our exclusive First and Business Class Inflight Magazine is now available anywhere, any time! GET IT FOR YOUR SMARTPHONE! CHECK OUT SPECIAL offers DOWNLOAD FOR FREE En vogue | 10 Ladies’ choice colours of beauty everlasting love diamonds and pearls bucherer.com chopard.com rolex.com Farbedelsteine in warmen Beerentönen Das Genfer Juwelierhaus Chopard ist Rolex präsentiert eine neue Version des stehen im Mittelpunkt der neuen Haute- bekannt für seine sehr exklusiven Modells Oyster Perpetual Pearlmaster 39, Joaillerie-Winterkollektion von Bucherer. Uhren- und Schmuckkreationen. eine Kostbarkeit unter den edelstein- In den wertvollen Kreationen sind neben Unser Lieblingsstück aus der aktuellen besetzten Uhren in 18-Karat-Everose- lilafarbigen Turmalinen und roten Rubel- Haute-Joaillerie-Kollektion ist dieser Gold und mit einem 39-Millimeter- liten auch erstklassige und äusserst rare Ring in 18-Karat-Gelbgold, gefasst mit Gehäuse. Mit diesem mit den seltensten Rubine aus Burma gefasst. Kombiniert einem herzförmigen gelben Diamanten Diamanten besetzten uhrmacherischen mit weissen Diamanten, grünen Tur- (10 Karat), welcher von Diamanten Schmuckstück stellt Rolex einmal mehr malinen und blauen Aquamarinen oder (3,8 Karat) und gelben Diamanten die Meisterhaftigkeit seiner Juweliers- Tansaniten, entwickeln beerenfarbene (6 Karat) im Marquise-Schliff umrahmt kunst unter Beweis. Im wunderschönen Edelsteine ein fantastisches Farbenspiel. wird. Modell Pearlmaster 39 vereinen sich Besonders gut gefällt uns dieses exklusive Uhrmacherkunst von Rolex und raffinier- Collier mit passendem Ohrschmuck mit Geneva jewellery house Chopard is tester Diamantbesatz. Aquamarinen, grünen und rosafarbenen renowned for its very exclusive watch Turmalinen und Brillanten. and jewellery creations. Our favourite Rolex is introducing a new version of the piece from its current haute joaillerie Oyster Perpetual Pearlmaster 39, a real Coloured gemstones in warm berry tones collection is this ring in 18-carat yellow treasure among its gem-set watches. In are at the centre of Bucherer’s haute gold, set with marquise-cut diamonds 18-carat Everose gold and adorned with joaillerie winter collection. Besides pur- (3.8 carats), marquise-cut yellow dia- the rarest diamonds, this interpretation ple tourmaline and red rubellite, these monds (6 carats) and adorned with a highlights the extent of Rolex’s expertise new, exquisite creations are also set with beautiful 10-carat heart-shaped fancy in gem setting. In this 39-millimetre top-quality, extremely rare rubies from vivid yellow diamond. Pearlmaster, Rolex combines to perfection Burma. Combined with white diamonds, the art of watchmaking and sophisticated green tourmaline and blue aquamarines gem setting of the highest order. or tanzanites, berry-coloured gemstones develop a fantastic play of colours. We particularly like this exclusive necklace with matching earrings set with aqua- marines, green and pink tourmaline and diamonds. Unsere Schmuckstücke sind von der faszinierenden Innenwelt der Edelsteine inspiriert. 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