A collaboration is most meaningful when the people behind it share a way of seeing the world. The Nick Foulkes x Menē collaboration, unveiled in time for Father's Day, is the result of that kind of alignment, with each piece reflecting a perspective on permanence, refinement, and the made object that both Foulkes and Menē have spent years articulating.
The collection is composed of pieces shaped to be worn, kept, and inherited. Cast in pure 24k gold and pure platinum, each is a study in the kind of quiet luxury that holds its meaning over time.

Nick Foulkes is one of the most respected chroniclers of refined living of his generation. A British writer, historian, and journalist, he is the author of more than thirty books, including the official Patek Philippe biography, dedicated works on Cartier and Chanel, and acclaimed cultural histories ranging from Beau Brummell to the Battle of Waterloo. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature, the editor of Vanity Fair's On Time magazine, and the president of the jury for the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève, the most significant awards in the watchmaking world.
What distinguishes Foulkes from most writers in the luxury space is the depth of cultural and historical context he brings to his subjects. He treats watches, jewelry, menswear, and the rituals of refined living as worthy of the same serious investigation he brings to the figures and events of social history. Across his work, the throughline is the same: an interest in what allows an object, a practice, or a way of being to endure.
That sensibility is what makes the collaboration with Menē feel inevitable in retrospect. Both Foulkes and Menē are interested in the question of what gives an object lasting meaning. For Foulkes, the answer is found in craftsmanship, in cultural continuity, and in the patina that accumulates around an object as it moves through time. For Menē, the answer is found in pure precious metal, which holds its value and its character across generations. The capsule sits at the meeting of those two answers.
The Nick Foulkes x Menē collaboration is not a collection of statement pieces. It is something quieter and more particular: a set of objects shaped around the daily rituals of the gentleman who values craftsmanship.
A lighter holder for the man whose evening ritual still includes the considered gesture of lighting a cigar or cigarette. Cufflinks for the cuff of a bespoke jacket. A ring drawn from classical reference for the hand of someone who appreciates the weight of philosophy. A bracelet that reads as both modern and quietly tailored. A pendant of a smoking dog, all wit and refinement, for the man who knows that the best taste is the kind that does not take itself too seriously. A shark tooth charm, ancient in symbolism and contemporary in execution.
These are pieces shaped for the gentleman who reads, dresses with intention, and approaches the objects of daily life with the same care he brings to the people around him. They are pieces that find their natural place in a wardrobe of bespoke tailoring, a desk arranged with considered tools, a life lived in the company of things made well.

Father's Day gifting is often shaped by what is expected: a tie, a watch, a wallet. The Nick Foulkes x Menē capsule offers something different, intended for the father who recognizes meaning in the well-made object and the quiet detail.
This is the father who has spent years quietly building a collection of objects that mean something to him. A watch chosen for its movement rather than its logo. A library that has grown by addition rather than by purchase in bulk. A wardrobe that favors the well-cut over the on-trend. The pieces in this collaboration find their natural home with a man who values the considered object and who understands that meaning accumulates through use, through time, and through inheritance.
For the father who appreciates Foulkes's writing, the collaboration carries the weight of recognition: the work of a writer he has long read, expressed in pieces he can wear or hold. For the father new to Foulkes, the collaboration is an introduction, with each piece carrying the same quiet authority that defines his books.
The capsule includes pieces for every kind of gentleman within the collaboration's broader sensibility.
For the father whose daily life includes ritual and ceremony, the Lighter Holder is the most expressive piece in the collection. Available in large and small, it transforms a utilitarian essential into a sculptural statement, suited to the man who appreciates the gestures of considered living.
For the man who dresses with intention, the Striped Flat Chain Cufflink brings refinement to the cuff of a bespoke jacket, while the Chain Bracelet and Striped Flat Chain Bracelet offer two distinct registers for the wrist: the first composed and modern, the second built around the play of light across linear texture.
For the man drawn to ideas, the Socrates Ring anchors the collection in classical reference, its sculptural form carrying the weight of intellect and presence.
For the man with a sense of humor about taste, the Smoking Dog Pendant brings wit into pure precious metal, a piece that reflects the kind of self-aware refinement Foulkes has long championed in his own work.
For the man who values symbolism with quiet authority, the Shark Tooth Pendant and Shark Tooth Charm bring organic resonance into sculptural form, best layered on chains from across the Menē collection.
The Nick Foulkes x Menē capsule is shaped for Father's Day, but its meaning is not bound to a single occasion. Cast in pure 24k gold and pure platinum, each piece is made to be worn for decades, kept beyond a single lifetime, and passed from one generation to the next.
This is what Foulkes has long understood about the considered object: that the most meaningful pieces are the ones that grow into themselves over time. The collaboration carries that idea into pieces that begin with refinement and acquire depth as they are lived with.
Explore the Nick Foulkes x Menē collaboration in 24k gold and pure platinum.
