Ever since the global recession, the United States has been, in varying degrees, written off by the watch industry. For most watch brands, China has become (…)

Ahead of its Annual General Meeting to be held later today in Geneva, Richemont announces that its sales for the five months ended 31 August 2012 increased (…)

The Mikrotourbillon S presented this autumn by TAG Heuer is the culmination of a long study that goes back nearly ten years. Just to remind you, TAG Heuer (…)

Almost two years ago, Europa Star published a long three-part investigation entitled, “The Swiss watch planet in movement”. In this article, we detailed the (…)

The young Valérien Jaquet is hungry, very hungry indeed. Undoubtedly, his hunger has something to do with the problems of his father, Jean-Pierre Jaquet, (…)

While everyone was obsessively looking towards China, and even the smallest Chinese investment in Swiss timekeeping was scrutinised down to the last detail, (…)

“Technotime is still a small player but a very determined one. We are getting stronger and are increasing our volume. Step by step, we are building our (…)

When Harry Winston unveiled its new Opus 12 at last spring’s BaselWorld, the spotlight was on the name Centagora.

The old adage has it that after sleeping on a problem, you can often come up with the solution. This seems to be the case for the young watch constructor (…)

These days, a strange ambiance reigns in the Swiss watch industry. Following its spectacular and rapid recovery after the 2009 post-crisis dive, it again (…)

As publishers of the WorldWatchReport™ for the last eight years, DLG has been watching (forgive the pun) and analysing the rises and falls of the luxury (…)

In the year in which IWC celebrates its longstanding association with the world of aviation and its production of pilot’s watches, it is highly appropriate (…)