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Bucherer x Rolex, Kensington Palace
Rolex at the Orangery
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One table. Ninety-six feet. Ninety-six guests. For Bucherer and Rolex, we transformed the Orangery at Kensington Palace into one extraordinary, shared table, bringing the gardens outside into the heart of the experience.
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A Table Without End
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The evening began on the terrace. A bespoke bar in Rolex green velvet and brushed gold set the tone, with a string quartet playing as guests arrived. Then the doors opened.

Ninety-Six at One Table

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Inside, a single 96-foot table stretched through the Orangery. Overhead, foliage ran its length, while white florals, mirrored surfaces, crystal lamps and brushed gold brought the Rolex palette into the historic space with restraint. Throughout dinner, selected Rolex pieces were presented between courses, allowing guests to discover the collection at the table rather than stepping away from the evening to do so.

Ninety-Six Places in Time

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At the centre, an illuminated green velvet Rolex installation created the defining brand moment, while every element around it took its cue from either the palace gardens or the watchmaker. Ninety-six guests. Ninety-six feet. One table through the heart of Kensington Palace.