Willard Wigan is a well-known artist, honoured by Queen Elizabeth II in 2007 as a “Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire” for his (…)

The new Richard Mille Singapore boutique was inaugurated on 14th December at Grand Hyatt Hotel on Orchard Road. It is one of the brand’s largest showrooms, (…)

Before taking over Girard-Perregaux, the late Gino Macaluso studied architecture. Obsessed his entire life by an art that had always inspired him, Macaluso (…)

“Guru of Haute Horlogerie”, “Cardinal of the Richemont Group”—the description of the role(s) played by Franco Cologni in the vast reorganisation of Swiss (…)

Children are not the only ones who like to play at being scared. These days there are so many examples, in both film and literature, of post-apocalyptic (…)

Is watchmaking an art? Is it the 12th Art, as was ceremoniously proclaimed during the last Geneva Watchmaking Grand Prix?

François-Henry Bennahmias, the new ad interim CEO of Audemars Piguet, may be young (48 years old), but he knows the brand by heart. Not surprising since he (…)

In the world of watchmaking there is a continent, somewhat obscure, on which the media projectors rarely cast their light—much too rarely. What we are (…)

I recently spent three weeks travelling across Canada, from Toronto to Vancouver and on to Salt Spring Island, yet despite the magnificence of places like (…)

Art or design? Art or artisanal? What differentiates a work of art from a design object? Where is the boundary? To find answers to these questions, we (…)

Egypt has been in the news quite a lot recently. As “Arab Spring” bloomed throughout the Middle East, the Egyptians rose up and demanded change, culminating (…)

In a long-time partnership with Europa Star, the leading watch industry magazine, and Luxury Society, the world’s largest community of luxury executives, (…)