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A new resource for watch professionals and aficionados
EUROPA STAR CLUB
Europa Star is offering exclusive access to over 60 years of magazine archives. The Club, aimed at both watch professionals and watch lovers, grants access (...)
The history of Enicar in an upcoming book
LEGENDS OF WATCHMAKING
August 2019
‘Time for a change: Discovering vintage Enicar’ is a book written by Martijn van der Ven. Following a successful Kickstarter campaign, it will be ready for (...)
Zenith El Primero: a retrospective
EUROPA STAR ARCHIVES
July 2019
We are lucky enough (or old enough!) to have had the chance to witness in real time the birth of the El Primero chronograph at Zenith in 1969. For the (...)
One giant leap for Omega
EUROPA STAR ARCHIVES
July 2019
For 50 years, Omega has been capitalising on the extraordinary adventure that made its Speedmaster the first watch to be worn on the Moon. In our July 1969 (...)
TAG Heuer nostalgia
EUROPA STAR ARCHIVES
July 2019
Back in 1998, we highlighted in our pages the “power of the past” in the watch industry as TAG Heuer, a pioneer of the “vintagemania” trend, revived the (...)
Glashütte Original, Saxon to the core
RETRO-PERSPECTIVE
June 2019
Glashütte Original draws its inspiration from its roots in 1845, from the 1920s with the work of Alfred Helwig, from the 1960s, from its rebirth in the (...)
Over 90 years of Europa Star archives
1927-2019
June 2019
A full journey through the history of watchmaking. Indeed, Europa Star has embarked upon the digitisation of a unique heritage: over 90 years of watch (...)
Jaquet Droz and the Grande “small second”
RETRO-PERSPECTIVE
May 2019
It was only in the mid-2000s that Jaquet Droz regained a strong identity by delving into its archives and rediscovering a watch from 1785 – a model whose (...)
Blancpain: The unsinkable Fifty Fathoms
RETRO-PERSPECTIVE
May 2019
Like many brands in 2019, Blancpain is capitalising on its 20th century icons, and particularly on the adventure of the Fifty (...)
Breguet’s unchanging codes
RETRO-PERSPECTIVE
May 2019
The imprint left by Abraham-Louis Breguet was so strong, technically and aesthetically, that the successive houses that bore his name have never deviated (...)
Jean-Claude Biver: past, present, future
A GIANT THROUGH OUR ARCHIVES
April 2019
As everybody knows, Jean-Claude Biver has stepped down from day-to-day operational responsibilities. An ideal opportunity for us – we have just digitised (...)
Watchmaking soon to be recognised by UNESCO
HERITAGE
April 2019
An application has been officially submitted by Switzerland and France to UNESCO. Beyond its symbolic significance, the decision to include watchmaking as (...)
The quest for an everlasting story
ARCHIVES AND HERITAGE
March 2019
Never has the watchmaking heritage of watch brands been so well-documented. The fashion for vintage has had a hand in this, forcing watchmakers to (...)
WWII Japanese military watches
DAWN OF A QUIET SUNDAY MORNING IN 1941
March 2019
The rise and fall of the Japanese Empire during WWII is a deeply captivating but also frightening piece of history of the 20th century. If military watches (...)
The historic links between watchmakers and arms manufacturers
ARMOURERS AND WATCHMAKERS
January 2019
Detonators, ammunition and vehicle dashboards: the two sectors complemented one another for no fewer than eight centuries, during which watchmakers (...)
Watch as weapon
EDITORIAL
January 2019
The fact that the vintage wave, which arose from the younger generation, places a higher value on personality and authenticity than on function and (...)
Omega reintroduces its iconic Calibre 321
VINTAGEMANIA
January 2019
Since the 1940s, the calibre 321 has been one of the most researched among watch fans and is still highly sought-after by watch collectors around the (...)
The watchmaker who saved Zenith from oblivion
HISTORY
December 2018
It’s a well-known story, but one that definitely bears retelling. All the more so, since this issue of Europa Star is all about the value of preserving (...)
Watchmakers test their DNA
ARCHIVES AND HERITAGE
December 2018
The grand old companies with an uninterrupted history, such as Rolex, Audemars Piguet or Patek Philippe, maintain their heritage with absolute consistency (...)
Heritage: The power of the past
ARCHIVES AND HERITAGE
December 2018
In the watch business it’s difficult to talk about the present without bringing up the past. It’s almost Pavlovian.