Every market needs a strong symbolic leader, a locomotive, a benchmark to ensure its survival. Rolex is that symbol for the “traditional” watch, and Apple (…)

Like the Tissot T-Touch addressed in this dossier, Japanese watchmakers best stand out for their integration of new technologies into their watches, and (…)

The Internet of Things promises a multitude of additional smart devices that will embed internet connectivity into even more areas of our lives, making (…)

I decided to play Candide, acting as if I knew absolutely nothing about watches.

Technology is clobbering the fashion-watch business. Can it also save it? Fashion-watch leader Fossil thinks so.

The word “dial” is the kind of linguistic fossil I love to discover. Most words are fossils, in the sense that they bear the imprints of a time long past, (…)

Talking with a friend recently, I noticed that in addition to the Rolex Deepsea on his right wrist (he’s left-handed), he was wearing a very slim apparatus (…)

The volatility in purchasing, which has become global and migratory depending on international prices, is posing serious problems for the brands, (…)

As no surprise to many, 2014 was the “year of the smartwatch”. But what is more surprising is the projection for the smartwatch segment for 2018.