Watchmaking and the environment

Watchmaking and the environment

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Watchmaking and the environment

Environmental issues increasingly impact the way the global watch industry works. Europa Star has a selection of articles on this vital topic.

Ulysse Nardin: recycling fishing nets from the ocean to the wrist

Ulysse Nardin: recycling fishing nets from the ocean to the wrist

ENVIRONMENT

Ulysse Nardin presents a concept watch designed to limit environmental impact and promote sustainability. The timepiece is the result of a dedicated (...)

Carl F. Bucherer: Eco-conscious watchmaking

Carl F. Bucherer: Eco-conscious watchmaking

With the new Patravi ScubaTec Black Manta Special Edition, Carl F. Bucherer pursues its support of the Manta Trust charity, which we introduced on the (...)

Delma announces a Swiss nature photo contest

Delma announces a Swiss nature photo contest

DIVING WATCHES

The Lengnau-based brand has come up with an original concept for the launch of its new Shell Star Bronze model: a photo competition with the theme of water (...)

Oris: turning trash into treasure

Oris: turning trash into treasure

CONSERVATION

Further to the Great Barrier Reef III and the Clean Ocean watches, the independent Swiss watch brand introduces a new limited edition, the Blue Whale. The (...)

Green watchmaking: hard to spot

Green watchmaking: hard to spot

ENVIRONMENT

Is the Swiss watchmaking industry doing its bit for the environment? Ten years ago, the answer was a definite ‘no’. Things have improved since then, (...)

Beneath the Antarctic

Beneath the Antarctic

PANORAMA

«Beneath the ice I discovered a tropical garden. I was surprised to find the shades and colours of submarine flora reminiscent of the Caribbean at the South (...)