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Breitling Navitimer B01 Chronograph 43 Boeing 747

Breitling Navitimer B01 Chronograph 43 Boeing 747

Corum and Label Noir partner to create a unique Bubble

Corum and Label Noir partner to create a unique Bubble

For its 70th anniversary, Hanhart's cult chrono 417 ES plays it sport-chic

For its 70th anniversary, Hanhart’s cult chrono 417 ES plays it sport-chic

Accutron and Bulova unveil new Astronaut and Lunar Pilot watches

Accutron and Bulova unveil new Astronaut and Lunar Pilot watches

Garrick Watchmakers: the curious case of British High Horology

Garrick Watchmakers: the curious case of British High Horology

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Watchmaking in the UK

A curated selection of Europa Star articles on the watch scene in the United Kingdom.

Bremont is set to resurrect British watch manufacturing

Bremont is set to resurrect British watch manufacturing

After a 50-year hiatus, Bremont’s H1 Generation heralds a new dawn for industrial-scale British watchmaking. Managing Director Chris Reynolds gets down to (...)

Fears Watch Company: renewing a 177-year family business

Fears Watch Company: renewing a 177-year family (...)

Once the largest watch manufacturer in the West of England, the British firm has risen, phoenix-like, from the ashes since 2016. After fading into oblivion (...)

Christopher Ward: plotting sector domination

Christopher Ward: plotting sector domination

Not content with bringing a new cachet to affordable watches with its C1 Bel Canto boasting a Sonnerie au Passage complication, Chief Executive, Mike (...)

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Report: a world tour of jewellery

Report: a world tour of jewellery

By Isabelle Cerboneschi

HSNY introduces three new financial aid opportunities for 2023

HSNY introduces three new financial aid opportunities for 2023

Honoring innovation in horology, watchmaking students & school watches: the Horological Society of New York (HSNY) is welcoming 2023 with three brand (...)

SUSTAINABILITY / 2023

This publication is part of Europa Star’s Digital Books collection, a series of themed issues focusing on specific aspects of watchmaking and jewellery.

Méraud introduces the Antigua, a revival of the Landeron 248 calibre

Méraud introduces the Antigua, a revival of the Landeron 248 calibre

The Antigua is a manual chronograph watch with a NOS (New Old Stock) calibre, the Swiss Landeron 248, and design details that evoke a maritime racing (...)

HYT Mission Moon Runner Red Magma

HYT Mission Moon Runner Red Magma

THE FUSION PHASE OF THE MOON

Moon-phase watch enthusiasts are about to see red, as HYT is once again turning heads with an exclusive sensory redefinition of the perception of the (...)

Cartier: the Tank Française is back

Launched in 1996, the Tank Française debuted a metal bracelet in perfect harmony with the case, becoming an immediate member of the great Tank family. A (...)

Cartier Clash [Un]limited

Cartier Clash [Un]limited

The Clash [Un]limited watch is characterised by an elegant mechanism that stands out for its beauty, creating a jewellery watch that combines finesse with (...)

Timing the Olympic Games

Timing the Olympic Games

HISTORY OF WATCHMAKING

If the Olympic Games finally take place this summer in Tokyo, it won’t be Seiko that will be responsible for timekeeping (unlike the Tokyo Olympics in (...)