A decade after the implosion of the Soviet Union in December 1991, Russia is still struggling to establish a modern market economy and achieve strong (…)

Russia has seen a few revolutions in its time – not least Lenin’s October Revolution and Mikhail Gorbachev's program of economic, political, and (…)

A new luxury group has just been created on the shores of Lake Geneva. Situated near the small town of Nyon, not far from Geneva, the new group (…)

Under the impetus of Thierry Nataf, Zenith is engaged on a double ‘mission’: remodelling its machinery and tools and re-conquering its place amongst the (…)

Piloted with energy by Jean-Christope Babin, TAG Heuer, in announcing its technical innovations for Basel 04, expands its palette at the same (…)

After a staggering twenty-four hours in British Airways and Qantas ‘planes and another five or six going beltless and shoeless through the various security (…)

In front of the service entrance of the superb Paris headquarters of LVMH stands a small church called ‘Notre Dame de la Consolation’. Written on its front (…)

While all watchmakers (or rather watchmaking enterprises) are rushing to produce ‘complications’, ‘grand complications’ and spinning tourbillons, (…)

India offers a very attractive potential for watch manufacturers. The positions are up for grabs and the race can begin. Everything is still possible.

About 35 to 50 Swiss and European watch brands are present in India. Few among them, if any at all, are making any money for the moment. (…)

In 1987, Titan did not exist. Or, more precisely, Titan was on the verge of being created under the dual auspices of the very powerful Tata (…)

The overall Indian watch market amounts to more or less 48 million wristwatches per year, with a growth rate between 8% to 10%.