The Hong Kong Watch & Clock Fair opened its doors for the 29th time this autumn with many surprises in store. Europa Star’s Sophie Furley was there to (…)

The watch movement inquiry continues with a closer look at some of the other initiatives being carried out by brands that desire to master, in-house, all or (…)

Who said that biodiversity was in danger? This is undoubtedly true when it comes to nature (which people generally say “surrounds” us as if we did not (…)

Here at Europa Star, we have been talking about a return to ‘normalcy’ and a move away from the crazy watches that typified the ‘anything goes’ period right (…)

This year’s Pulitzer Prize for fiction was awarded to Paul Harding for his book entitled Tinkers. It is not, as I thought, a story about a philosophical (…)

Raymond Weil launched its second exclusive boutique in India at Express Avenue, Chennai on 15 October, and a special shop-in-shop corner at the Mantri (…)

Successful specialized retail chains dedicated to watches are not that common in Europe. The Portuguese ‘Boutique dos Relógios’ is one of the best examples (…)

The Swiss leading luxury watchmaker and jeweller, Piaget, will open its UK Flagship boutique this month at 169 New Bond Street, London W1.

Here is a riddle for you – What do people use to cook their egg in the morning? What is an integral part of their run after work? What is necessary for (…)

TAG Heuer has invested in the production of its own chronographic movement, the famous 1887. (We note in passing the current tropism that is pushing the (…)

225 years after opening its first watchmaking workshop in the French capital, Jaquet Droz inaugurated on September 9th 2010 its first Parisian boutique at (…)

Hublot, the Swiss luxury watch brand that brings the “Art of Fusion” and the passion for unexpected combinations and innovation to watchmaking, is proud to (…)