The Vegas watch shows couldn’t be more different from the Swiss ones.

“In Italy for 30 years under the Borgias they had warfare, terror, murder, and bloodshed, but they produced Michelangelo, Leonardo da (…)

The Fossil Group is one of the watch industry’s biggest and most successful, with revenues in 2007 near US$1.5 billion.

Never before have there been so many ladies mechanical timepieces on offer. There is hardly a luxury watch brand on the market that hasn’t embarked on a (…)

They share some of the success of any given model, but most of the time the new watch designers work in the shadows of the brands that become the stars (…)

All of the true watch designers that I know are nostalgic about their many childhood afternoons spent building Meccano sets, dismantling alarm (…)

Bucherer is unlike any other retailer in that they do it all - they sell the highest end watches and jewellery, they make high end jewellery themselves ...

In September 2004, in an online discussion forum, an anonymous web surfer explained how Kryptonite branded locks could be opened with a Bic pen.

The watch industry in Switzerland is perhaps one of the only industries in the world to draw the curtain shut and stop production for three weeks every summer.

The term ‘fusion’, especially after Jean-Claude Biver made it into a powerful marketing tool for the Hublot brand, is quite in fashion.

Another year, another show, another successful conclusion to those two weeks in springtime that bring watch and jewellery buyers from every corner of the (…)

There has never been such an incredible choice of watches for women.