Baselworld: mile upon mile of aisles, lined with hundreds and hundreds of booths looking every inch like places of worship, each dedicated to its own (…)

I have always been a sucker for colour. I’m not talking about the shocking pinks, reds and mauves that the trendy young females of the species use to dye (…)

If you thought dealing with the tremendous number of watches introduced at Baselworld this year was challenging, consider what the watch industry’s fashion (…)

The sports watch is moving in three distinct directions: Sports Style. General Sports. Sports-Specific/Professional. These three very diverse groups (…)

Football is unquestionably the world’s most popular sport, watched and played by millions in nearly every country in the world and, according to Bill (…)

Social Media has altered the way brands are communicating with their customers, rapidly becoming a tool of choice to reach out and interact with them (…)

A somewhat tired looking exhibitor at Baselworld confided in me that he had calculated he and his staff each cover around three kilometres a day just (…)

Written by Eugene O’Neill in 1939, the play The Iceman Cometh is the story of how Hickey, a blemished but successful salesman, tries in vain to change the (…)

Tensions mount. No more free rides. Swatch Group is to invest massively in new company-owned stores. Watchmakers, particularly at the higher end of the (…)

Now be honest, how often have you heard me moan? Once, maybe twice, perhaps never? I’m not a natural moaner, I have to work at it, slowly develop some ire. (…)

Titoni has newly introduced the revived model Seascoper, which is based on the company’s historic diving model from 1970s. Handcrafted to technical (…)

In ten years the watch has undergone an astonishing transformation. Initially a nice-looking, more or less disposable, largely utilitarian object, it has (…)