A little-explored facet of the industry: professional mobility among watchmakers sustains its economic fabric, enriches its talent pool, and fosters the (…)

Its modern water clock principle harks back to the very origins of how humans have measured the passage of time. With HYT, philosophy is never far away... (…)

Appointed to the management of Hautlence in March 2025 after nearly four years at H. Moser & Cie within the MELB group, Cédric Joos is now orchestrating (…)

In less than ten years, Venezianico has gone from being a micro-brand born out of the Kickstarter era to a credible player in European independent (…)

Niels Eggerding, CEO of Frederique Constant, shares his strategic vision with us, covering growth in the United States thanks to the local presence of (…)

Arnold & Son structures its vision around three pillars: chronometry, astronomy, and world time. Each of these themes finds a direct expression in the (…)

A fourth-generation heir, Yves G. Piaget transformed the family firm into an iconic brand by daring to fuse watchmaking with jewellery. Creator of the (…)

A lawyer turned watchmaker, a collector turned designer, a history buff with a frank personality turned inventor of watchmaking alternate histories. From La (…)

The “Rolls-Royce of cameras” has been developing a discreet yet ambitious watchmaking division for several years. At the head of this strategic entity, (…)

Giving the Manufacture founded in 1791 the recognition it deserves: the roadmap set out by Marc Michel-Amadry – who who took over as head of (…)

An e-commerce pioneer run from both Biel in Switzerland and Maidenhead in the UK, this Anglo-Swiss brand has undergone a patient rise to prominence. This (…)

An ambassador for truly affordable Swiss-made watches, Roamer is exporting its production from Turkey to India. The brand remains resolutely rooted in its (…)