When talking about sports watches, there is one name that readily springs to mind, that of TechnoMarine. And when it comes to looking for something (…)

Hunting is considered to be a sport, yet the prey is terrorized and for a reason known only to those participating, offers some form of barbaric (…)

Stephen Urquhart began his professional career working in the Marketing/Product Department of Omega in 1968 and in 1974 moved to Audemars Piguet where he (…)

BaselWorld opened its doors at the same time that American troops were worrying about meeting strong resistance as they continued their advance on Baghdad. (…)

TAG Heuer's new advertising campaign is based on the question, What are you made of?

They were surprising times at the two spring watch fairs this year, especially at Basel, which took place in a very bizarre atmosphere, full of (…)

The year 2002, which the entire world worried about, apparently ended on a better note than it began. The last three months registered good results, which (…)

There's no question about it, it's brilliant. The Internet has to be one of mankind's most ingenious and user-friendly inventions, akin (…)

In America it is generally accepted that the development of the watch industry is attributed to the development of the rail system. Webb C Ball entered the (…)

The inauguration of Longines' museum went off like clockwork - as one would expect after 125 years of professional timing. In the presence of numerous (…)

On December 17th 1903, at 10.35 in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, the Wright brothers made the first flight of a 'heavier-than-air' powered (…)

A glimpse at the very creative and very original timekeepers of Pierre Junod.