At the very same moment the SIHH was opening its doors, Richemont published its numbers for the last quarter of 2010.

This year’s Geneva shows revealed that the ladies are just as hungry for new watches as their male counterparts, with new products galore.

Since time is in the form of a spiral, meaning that it always returns upon its x-axis but not on its y-axis (or the opposite, if you like), we always return (…)

Like the brands that promote and sell watches, most retailers also have a place in cyberspace. This digital presence reflects the inevitable evolution in (…)

This year was the first time since its inauguration in 1991 that I have not attended the SIHH. It was the brainchild of Alain-Dominique Perrin, the then CEO (…)

The word on the street has been that the time for big watches is over and thin, elegant and small is in. Not so fast, say many brands who are succeeding (…)

A new complication is born: the intimate complication. Traditional timekeeping at the service of a true concept: Time for yourself

Nearly 300 square metres - including a mezzanine for a more confidential salon lounge - completely dedicated to the world of Hublot.

CASE STUDY is a regular new column in Europa Star that will appear in each of our issues. Its objective: a quick analysis of the singular strategies put (…)

Panama is a burgeoning tourist area and the economy has now started to come back. Europa Star’s International Editor Keith W. Strandberg talked with Hamudi (…)

Magma Concept, based in Geneva’s Plan-les-Ouates, is a hybrid organisation that combines everything from 3D modelling, to imaging synthesis and the (…)

Laurent Besse and Manuel Spöde created Les Artisans Horlogers in 2004, bringing together two diverse backgrounds that correspond perfectly in the creation (…)