Global exhibitors and buyers still view the Hong Kong Watch & Clock Fair as a premier one-stop trading platform. A survey reveals smart watches continue (…)

Sheathed in black ceramic, boasting a dial with blued steel screws and white gold indexes, and worn on a blue canvas strap, the Grande Seconde Skelet-One (…)

The P68 Pathfinder GMT from Swiss watch pioneer traser is the ideal companion for anyone who has more than just one home. The new GMT watch with integrated (…)

A manual-winding model, a symbol of classicism, paying tribute to the brand’s founding date.

Sixty years ago, Certina, established in 1888, launched the innovative “floating movement” engineering concept named DS, short for Double Security. The idea (…)

It may be a cliché the world over but “the proof of the pudding is in the eating” is a business metaphor that powerfully explains the ultimate goal of any (…)

Slender and elegant, the eight models from Jean Marcel’s new Tantum collection are mechanical Swiss made wristwatches with extremely flat cases. They are (…)

For five generations, the Mühle family has been producing high accuracy instruments in Glashütte: first measuring tools, then marine chronometers, and (…)

With the Flying Grand Regulator Open Gear ReSec, a limited edition of 50 units worldwide, Chronoswiss presents for the first time a regulator timepiece in a (…)

The renewed and growing interest in timepieces from the golden era of what we now call “vintage” watches also signals a return to the intrinsic, essential (…)

Hermès has built up a horological territory of expression unlike any other with the new Arceau “L’Heure de la Lune”, which reinvents or reinterprets watch (…)

Hamilton celebrates its Chronograph A from 1968, presenting a model that draws on the classic good looks of its ancestor. Here are more details about the (…)