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Inside Delft's watchmaking arsenal: the Holthinrichs story

Inside Delft’s watchmaking arsenal: the Holthinrichs story

Michiel Holthinrichs has a passion for ruined castles, Brutalist architecture and Peugeot 504s. From this unlikely combination emerged one of independent (…)

PARVIS brings artistic crafts out of the shadows

PARVIS brings artistic crafts out of the shadows

Artistic crafts lie at the heart of Swiss haute horlogerie’s identity, yet the artisans who practise them often remain behind the scenes. Initiated by (…)

Panerai announces the “Immersion” exhibition in Florence

Panerai announces the “Immersion” exhibition in Florence

In 2026, Panerai marks 100 years of its historic Florence boutique in Piazza San Giovanni with “Immersion,” a new exhibition that offers a contemporary (…)

Six conversations with modern watchmaking's unsung heroes

Six conversations with modern watchmaking’s unsung heroes

The artistic crafts are enjoying a resurgence of interest that goes beyond specialist circles. There is, it seems, no end to the unique pieces and special (…)

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Art mechanics: a conversation in Sainte-Croix

Art mechanics: a conversation in Sainte-Croix

Europa Star sat down with nine figures from Sainte-Croix, a town we can legitimately call the “capital of art mechanics”. Enshrined by UNESCO, this living (…)

Art in Time opens in Tokyo

Art in Time opens in Tokyo

Seven years after Monaco, Art in Time opens in Tokyo Ginza. Just like in Monte Carlo, this new watchmaking gallery features several independent artisan (…)

Musée de la Mécanique d'Art et du Patrimoine in Sainte-Croix: a legacy in motion

Musée de la Mécanique d’Art et du Patrimoine in Sainte-Croix: a legacy in motion

The Musée de la Mécanique d’Art et du Patrimoine (MUMAPS) in Sainte-Croix is not a mausoleum where the past slowly sediments. It is a place that bears (…)

Mec-Art: the past, present and future of art mechanics

Mec-Art: the past, present and future of art mechanics

Sainte-Croix is unique. Nowhere else in the world is such a small area home to every one of the skills that make up art mechanics — a fact on which Mec-Art (…)

François Junod, mechanical enchanter

François Junod, mechanical enchanter

To say that François Junod has breathed new life into the art of the automaton would be an understatement. This remarkable craft was slowly dying, judged (…)

Geneva Watch Days 7th Edition: 2–6 September 2026

Geneva Watch Days 7th Edition: 2–6 September 2026

68 brands showcasing the beauty, diversity, ingenuity and creativity of timeless fine watchmaking, gathered in Geneva. An edition supported by the entire (…)

Nomos Glashütte opens a new lounge in Shanghai

Nomos Glashütte opens a new lounge in Shanghai

Following a successful opening evening in Shanghai, Nomos Glashütte is now welcoming guests to a new space for personal appointments, product discovery, and (…)

Kikuo Ibe: “My dream is to send G-Shock to space”

Kikuo Ibe: “My dream is to send G-Shock to space”

In the historic residence of Casio co-founder Toshio Kashio, now a museum tucked away in a quiet residential district of Tokyo, Kikuo Ibe reflects on more (…)

“Grossmann200” – Monument to a pioneer of the Glashütte watch industry

“Grossmann200” – Monument to a pioneer of the Glashütte watch industry

A new special exhibition at the German Watch Museum Glashütte focuses on Moritz Grossmann as a person in more detail than ever before and shows that he was (…)

Zinedine Zidane's first ever watch to go under the hammer in support of ELA

Zinedine Zidane’s first ever watch to go under the hammer in support of ELA

ELA International (European Leukodystrophies Association) is announcing the auction of Zinedine Zidane’s first personal watch, a Cartier Pasha model, during (…)

Bucherer inaugurates a Rolex Boutique on Mount Titlis

Bucherer inaugurates a Rolex Boutique on Mount Titlis

Bucherer inaugurates a new Rolex boutique on Titlis, creating a place where the world of watchmaking blends harmoniously into an exceptional Alpine setting. (…)

Ollech & Wajs: the Early Bird back in orbit

Ollech & Wajs: the Early Bird back in orbit

Ollech & Wajs marks its 70th anniversary with the relaunch of one of its most recognisable historic references, the Early Bird, a watch that pays (…)

Milano Watch Week returns in 2026 with its most ambitious edition yet

Milano Watch Week returns in 2026 with its most ambitious edition yet

The event evolves into a new unified format that brings together the two experiences that shaped Milan’s contemporary watch scene: Milano Watch Week and (…)

Richard Mille and Tadej Pogacar: a shared pursuit of performance

Richard Mille and Tadej Pogacar: a shared pursuit of performance

Richard Mille welcomes Tadej to its family of partners, reinforcing a long-standing commitment to the world of elite cycling. He embodies a new generation (…)

They have come together – and that is a good thing!

They have come together – and that is a good thing!

Alexander Shorokhov and Jochen Benziger unite visionary design with traditional astisanal finishing.

House of brands will make its debut at Watches and Wonders Geneva 2027

House of brands will make its debut at Watches and Wonders Geneva 2027

For the first time, Breitling, Gallet and Universal Genève will present their newest collections and unified vision at the watch industry’s premier (…)

Watches and Wonders 2027 - Dates, format and new major players

Watches and Wonders 2027 - Dates, format and new major players

Watches and Wonders has unveiled the dates of its next edition, which will take place from April 5 to 11 in Geneva. Held over a full week, from Monday to (…)

Italo Fontana: “I don't follow trends. I follow my vision.”

Italo Fontana: “I don’t follow trends. I follow my vision.”

U-BOAT

For more than a quarter of a century, U-Boat has carved out its own distinctive and instantly recognisable path in contemporary watchmaking. While the (…)

Fortis marks the centenary of the Harwood automatic wristwatch

Fortis marks the centenary of the Harwood automatic wristwatch

To mark the centenary of the commercial launch of the Harwood automatic wristwatch, Fortis is revisiting one of the defining milestones in the history of (…)

Inside Delft's watchmaking arsenal: the Holthinrichs story

Inside Delft’s watchmaking arsenal: the Holthinrichs story

Michiel Holthinrichs has a passion for ruined castles, Brutalist architecture and Peugeot 504s. From this unlikely combination emerged one of independent (…)