The British Horological Institute was founded in 1858, and could possibly be the oldest trade organisation of its kind in the world.

After having progressively invaded the ‘cafés’, hotels and even the airports, the lounge trend has now reached the watch boutiques.

I recently travelled to Prague, Czech Republic, a bustling city filled with beautiful architecture, wonderful bridges and a thriving watch (…)

In a mutating world, the best path for watchmaking is to be less in appearance and more in reality.

Interview with Franco Cologni, President of the Fondation de la Haute Horlogerie

The social networking site Facebook has become, in a few short years, the daily meeting point on the Internet for more than 120 million people (…)

The watch industry is going to lose ground. This is now certain. It will decline in terms of both value and volume. It will shrink for everyone, but not (…)

The rover’s return is not, as you may think or even wish, a local pub with a convivial pot-bellied landlord, nor the reappearance of a long lost (…)

There is something about Nordic design—more specifically in Danish design—that transcends fashion that continues beyond the trends.

It was in London, more than 20 years ago, that The Watch Gallery first saw light of day. The project was inspired by a simple and obvious, yet (…)

Following a very successful 2007, the export of watches to Russia seems to have come to an abrupt halt. What is going on and what can we expect to (…)

Complications in watches such as tourbillons and complex add-ons have long been the preserve of the Swiss but these specialities are now emerging from (…)