At Urwerk, Félix Baumgartner, the watchmaker, and Martin Frei, the designer, have done it once again, and how!

Fawaz Gruosi started his jewellery business in 1993. Designing and producing watches began in the year 2000. Bold and inventive in appearance, the (…)

Bulgari occupies a place a part in the world of prestige timekeeping, a place certainly due both to its basic ‘métier’ of a great jeweller as (…)

By associating with Manufacture Vaucher, and integrating a bracelet atelier into its fold in Switzerland, Hermès is now, however, (…)

To celebrate its 175th anniversary, Longines has enlarged its museum, published a book of enormous value in terms of economic, social and (…)

With new models and a new advertising campaign, Maurice Lacroix clearly states its intention to reveal ‘More than meets the eye’.

When, in 2005 Seiko launched, after 25 years of research and development, its range of Spring Drive watches, the Japanese brand immediately (…)

Raymond Weil is practically the only broad-based and independent watch brand in Switzerland.

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 (…)

Since 1983, Armin Strom has earned a reputation for excellence in a rather particular domain of timekeeping: skeleton watches.

‘Glamrock’ is a story that began in November 2005 in Miami, where Enrico Margaritelli and Isabelle Maujean lived.

An exclusive look at the new Bell & Ross Tourbillon and three further variations of its powerful, oversized and successful Instrument BR 01.