The rover’s return is not, as you may think or even wish, a local pub with a convivial pot-bellied landlord, nor the reappearance of a long lost (…)

There is something about Nordic design—more specifically in Danish design—that transcends fashion that continues beyond the trends.

It was in London, more than 20 years ago, that The Watch Gallery first saw light of day. The project was inspired by a simple and obvious, yet (…)

Following a very successful 2007, the export of watches to Russia seems to have come to an abrupt halt. What is going on and what can we expect to (…)

Complications in watches such as tourbillons and complex add-ons have long been the preserve of the Swiss but these specialities are now emerging from (…)

By definition, glamour is something that attracts attention. Miriam-Webster defines glamour as ‘an exciting and often illusory and romantic (…)

Since 2004, Perrelet has belonged to Miguel Rodriguez, who also owns the Festina Group, which includes Candino, Lotus, Jaguar, and (…)

In a world of changing values, it is reassuring to see two successful watch brands, Panerai and Breguet, both custodians of an intriguing (…)

The watch towns located in the Jurassian Arc region cannot, strictly speaking, talk about glamour per se.

After coming back from the spring watch shows, and having seen so many watches and having touched, held, examined, and turned them in every conceivable (…)

Walking through the galleries of the Château des Monts watchmaking museum in Le Locle, the rich display of timepieces favoured by ladies from the (…)

One of the things to be expected (among others) about economic crises is that the abundant commentaries they incite are discredited nearly as soon as they (…)