As anniversaries abound this year, Omega hails the Speedmaster’s trip to the moon in 1969 and the Ploprof, a deep-sea diver’s watch launched a year (…)

Four years ago, Graham decided it was time to make a timepiece that was worthy of its namesake, famous British watchmaker George Graham.

Last year, at this same time and when the market was in full euphoria, we wrote in these columns that, “when the watch bubble will explode, (…)

Five years ago, the Frederique Constant brand successfully launched its first in-house movement. Today, it launches its second Calibre.

The management of Concord has nicknamed the brand's latest creation—the C1 QuantumGravity—the `creature´.

Usually, fine watches are sold in carefully crafted environments, designed to make customers feel comfortable and luxurious. Watch boutiques are (…)

Last year at Basel, Thomas Morf, the CEO of Carl F. Bucherer, introduced the brand's in-house movement, the CFB A1000, developed (…)

Steven Holtzman has been in the watch business for his entire life. His father was a distributor of watches and Steven handled the distribution for a number (…)

Vulcain is proposing a world’s first: the automation of its alarm mechanical movement, that has existed up to now only in a manual-winding version.

Among the newcomers that are working in contemporary timekeeping, with its innovative forms, unusual function displays, and exclusive (…)

There are very few watches within the industry that can genuinely be called icons. However, there is one watch that nobody argues about concerning its (…)

With over a hundred years of experience in cutting crystals, Swarovski has decoded to launch its own sparkling timepieces.