In today’s watchmaking world, most companies strive to find the most modern and precise ways of making movements and watches, including new (…)

Finding information on just about anything has never been easier since the advent of the Internet. At its entry point are a number of search engines such as (…)

To tell the truth, the most impressive watchmaking ‘platter’ that I have seen this year was that at the ‘quality control’ bench of the Christophe Claret (…)

The Watch Gallery in Buenos Aires, Argentina, celebrated its tenth anniversary in 2008 and it was the country’s first watch-only boutique. At the (…)

Seiko is finally making its mechanical watches available to markets outside of Asia with the new Ananta line, and the rest of the watch industry better (…)

Let’s face facts - things are still pretty bleak in the USA.

TAG Heuer is approaching its 150th anniversary (2010) and perhaps the most important project in all those years is the V4 Concept Watch.

In today’s value conscious world, entry level mechanical watches are more important than ever before.

While the cost of advertising on the Internet exceeded CHF 50 billion in 2008, the performance analysis is a strategic issue for the entire company (…)

Watch consumers have become more and more skilled at researching information about watches, thanks notably to the Internet. The ability to capture and (…)

The news is more than alarming—it is a carnage. Statistics released by the Federation of the Swiss Watch Industry on watch exports for the first half-year (…)

There are two questions you systematically get asked during BaselWorld, “What would you like to drink?” and “Have you seen anything interesting?”