We remember, last year, that Seiko, after not less that 25 years of research and development, launched its “Quiet Revolution”, or to (…)

Having moved its headquarters to Versoix on the outskirts of Geneva, Baume & Mercier’s new building seems to have inspired the brand to re-establish (…)

Having received plaudits for its round C-Type professional diving watch which it introduced three years ago at BaselWorld, Paul Picot creates a new (…)

With the resounding success of its Heart Beat Collections, Frederique Constant introduces two additional models at BaselWorld so that you can ‘Live your (…)

In keeping with its raison d’être, Piaget has conceived, developed and produced eleven of its own mechanical movements over the past eight (…)

Launched in Geneva’s Old Town last year, Villemont has now chosen to exhibit at BaselWorld to consolidate its growth potential.

The Tourbillon Force Constante Academia is the latest Limited Series horological masterpiece to emerge from the company dedicated to presenting watches of (…)

TAG Heuer pays homage to its longstanding association with motor racing and its world renowned Carrera series with the Carrera Calibre 360 Rose Gold Limited (…)

The hand-wound movement of the Master Tourbillon is a La Joux Perret calibre, beating at a cadence of 21,600 vibrations per hour with a power (…)

Under new management, Universal Genève, one of Switzerland’s world-renowned brands, returns to its roots.

Ebel’s main activities, since moving into the fold of the Movado Group, has been to return to the brand’s basic values.

While every one else in Haute Horlogerie is racing around, often to the point of exhaustion, to create their own movement at any price, Antoine (…)