“Time is something emotional, it is something to be enjoyed and not destroyed by hands fighting to show something or other. What I try to do is show (…)

Anonimo, Bulgari, De Bethune, Daniel JeanRichard, Locman, Lorenz, Panerai, ...

If there is one thing that is sure in the general consumer crisis affecting the watch sector in Italy today, it is, first of all, that the (…)

Since we can admit that, in the Bel Paese, the passion and culture for timepieces are rather vague, it thus remains difficult to explain why a (…)

Italy’s national data for 2003 indicate an overall decrease in watch sales (as is unfortunately the case for the world in general, but, according to (…)

With the completed installation of the Vaucher ‘manufacture’, its industrial pole, Michel Parmigiani has, as he likes to say, “the tools for (…)

On one side is a ‘master’ designer who only has eyes for Haute Horlogerie, and on the other side, a ‘master’ watchmaker who admires design.

The spirit of Breguet, the king of watchmakers and the watchmaker to kings, has returned for this year’s timely harvest, a large vintage crop of (…)

We all have a very precise internal biological clock, one that regulates our wake-sleep cycle that is exactly 24 hours and 30 minutes long. The (…)

“I arrived in Tokyo in 2000 with the idea that my watches would be well received by the Japanese,” explains the watchmaker with a half smile...

Last year, I wrote a Freely Speaking entitled ‘For God’s sake, stop winking in the dark’ in which I pleaded for more advertising in the magazine to (…)

The relationship between Hermès and Japan goes back a long way. Already in 1911, the Prince Kan-In, Comman-der in Chief of the Japanese (…)