As an on-going series of features, Europa Star will be profiling retailers from around the world, giving insight into the way business is done, (…)

For quite some time, the Swatch Group and Rolex have exchanged pleasantries. We are not yet to the point of name-calling, but a certain tension (…)

‘BaselWorld’, as a word alone, has to me the ring of a film title about it. Hall names at this great annual get-together add illusions from which a (…)

There is a long forgotten, faded sign in chalky pastel shades on the side of the old Redfern bakery facing the railway into the city which used to amuse (…)

Visiting BaselWorld for the first time, you could be forgiven for presuming that Swiss watchmaking means the Swatch Group – much like the English (…)

Having abandoned private label production and battled for recognition as a brand, this young and exciting watch brand has at last secured a place within (…)

We remember, last year, that Seiko, after not less that 25 years of research and development, launched its “Quiet Revolution”, or to (…)

Having moved its headquarters to Versoix on the outskirts of Geneva, Baume & Mercier’s new building seems to have inspired the brand to re-establish (…)

Having received plaudits for its round C-Type professional diving watch which it introduced three years ago at BaselWorld, Paul Picot creates a new (…)

With the resounding success of its Heart Beat Collections, Frederique Constant introduces two additional models at BaselWorld so that you can ‘Live your (…)

In keeping with its raison d’être, Piaget has conceived, developed and produced eleven of its own mechanical movements over the past eight (…)

Launched in Geneva’s Old Town last year, Villemont has now chosen to exhibit at BaselWorld to consolidate its growth potential.