When, in 2005 Seiko launched, after 25 years of research and development, its range of Spring Drive watches, the Japanese brand immediately (…)

Raymond Weil is practically the only broad-based and independent watch brand in Switzerland.

The watch industry is, above all, a vast community of men and women who work, day-in day-out, at imagining, elaborating, producing, decorating, distributing (…)

Since 1983, Armin Strom has earned a reputation for excellence in a rather particular domain of timekeeping: skeleton watches.

‘Glamrock’ is a story that began in November 2005 in Miami, where Enrico Margaritelli and Isabelle Maujean lived.

An exclusive look at the new Bell & Ross Tourbillon and three further variations of its powerful, oversized and successful Instrument BR 01.

Jean-Marie Schaller, who heads up the Ateliers Louis Moinet, is not an unknown in the world of timekeeping.

I observe that here in England the economy has given us a good few years of stability, and watch sales at all price levels have improved year on year...

The ‘FVa Nº 4 Tourbillon Dial Side Column Wheel Monopusher Chronograph’ the first chronograph in history with all the mechanism located on the dial side.

Baselworld 2007 saw a different Wyler Genève: an entirely new identity, new chronograph, new tourbillon and a striking new stand for the (…)

Gibraltar has a rather multifarious history that I’m going to regale you with in as few lines as is politely possible …

As the BaselWorld and SIHH shows opened, we here at Europa Star thought it would be a good time to find out, directly from retailers around the (…)