Costco is usually not associated with romance. Unless, of course, you feel that great deals can be romantic. I’m a sucker for a great deal, and the American (…)

With all the hype about the Apple Watch and wearable technology, it’s easy to forget about those boring, old, market forces.

Diamonds have been talked about for ages; from Rihanna - in song form - to Jean-Paul Sartre - in philosophical book form. Now Ebel has entered the (…)

Our marauding journalist at Baselworld 2015 finally found some tranquillity over tea time today at the Carl F. Bucherer booth. He reports it’s the best tea (…)

“Many watchmakers talk about a concept. We came to Baselworld with an existing smartwatch - moreover embodying the industrial history of Switzerland”

“Unlike wearables, we do not conceive watches that control you. You control your watch.” - Dominique Buser, Research & Development, Urwerk

A joint venture initiated by Fritz Meyer and Johann Stüdeli, Roamer’s roots go back to 1888. Over the years, Roamer has earned a reputation for its enduring (…)

Wenger just presented its new Urban Metropolitan line. True to the Swiss emblem on the brand’s logo, the watch features a minimalist design, ensuring an air (…)

That is a real revolution – and a revelation at the same time: Europa Star fell randomly on a set of incredibly powerful devices, hidden at the very end (…)

Baselworld is definitely a place full of surprises. The lease of which among them is not the launch of a new brand labelled “Schwarzenegger” with the logo (…)

French-American artist Robert Filliou’s Principle of Equivalence argued that “Well done”, “Badly done”, “Not Done” are three equivalent propositions. In the (…)

The century-old heritage of some watch brands doesn’t happen by accident. Part of what it takes to stand the test of time for a brand is innovation. And (…)