The large spring watch fairs are a little like the Cannes Film Festival. At Cannes, there is, on one side, the official competition, and on (…)

When my Editor-in-Chief, Pierre Maillard, suggested I go shopping for a new watch at BaselWorld and SIHH, I couldn’t believe my luck.

Pioneers in the watch industry will remember the time when French companies were represented by nearly 100 exhibitors at the Basel fair.

A short few weeks ago, to the unmitigated joy of my colleagues, my boss and his boss, I officially stopped going into the office.

Giorgio Armani is one of the most famous names in fashion and design and 2007 marks the 10th anniversary of Emporio Armani Orologi.

Reinvent the automatic movement? Since Perrelet, no one has found anything better, and more logical.

With its all new ww.tc-Financial, Girard-Perregaux is raising the bar even higher – or rather differently.

Just look at Thierry Nataf! The CEO of Zenith is certainly second to none in the rather polished world of prestige Swiss timekeeping.

This was the year when we saw it all: technical innovations, durable designs, untamed imagination and an amazing surge in sales. Now all that has to be (…)

The great debate, which, under press-ure from the barons of timekeeping, has just begun regarding a reformed definition of ‘Swiss Made’ leading (…)

The watch industry is, above all, a vast community of men and women who work, day-in day-out, at imagining, elaborating, producing, decorating, distributing (…)

‘The time has come’ the Walrus said, to talk of many things: Of shoes – and ships – and sealing wax – and cabbages and kings.’