As Baselworld wrapped up its 100th show with the 2016 edition, the spotlight was on design, with touches of Mtiers D'Art and innovation. Here's a roundup of what you can look forward to in the coming months.

pAs strongBaselworld /strongwrapped up its 100th show with the 2016 edition, the spotlight was on design, with touches of Mandeacute;tiers Dandrsquo;Art and innovation. Hereandrsquo;s a roundup of what you can look forward to in the coming months.br /br /If you were looking for over-the-top displays and grand statements, all made with the sole purpose of presenting a new design, then youandrsquo;ve come to the right place.br /Universally accepted as the largest trade show of its kind, Baselworld is the destination for luxury watches and jewellery. And with 100 years under its belt, itandrsquo;s safe to say that the committee knows a thing or two about putting on a show. But despite high expectations, the sluggish economic start to the year kept a few away. On the bright side, there was more room to navigate the halls that temporarily house the exhibiting brands for eight days every year./p pFrom the sudden increase in the value of the Swiss franc in 2015 to the slowdown in China, and an uncertain global marketandmdash;a host of factors were responsible for the dampened mood. The general sense of caution didnandrsquo;t escape the exhibitors, who responded with reduced pricesandmdash;think lower entry-level price pointsandmdash;and some exciting new designs. As product de...