Breitling have their jet man, now Bremont have a “wing man” – the difference being that while jet man uses sophisticated jet engines and a parachute, wing man (...)

When one of the finest watches of the late Art Deco period suddenly reappears at Baselworld 2012, you’ll think somebody has made time stand still. In a way, (...)

Since its launch in 1993, the Happy Sport collection has enjoyed unwavering success. The numerous versions of this sporty and elegant watch have made it (...)

For the first time the Cartier team are the proud winners of their own Cartier International Dubai Polo Challenge.

The gleaming California sunshine and a profusion of Piaget diamond jewelry made for a dazzling red carpet at this weekend’s Spirit Awards, held on the beach (...)

French actor Jean Dujardin received an Oscar last night as Best Actor for his role in the film “The Artist” at the 84th Annual Academy Awards. On this (...)

Hanhart is the only watch brand in the world to use a certain kind of nickel-free stainless steel for its wrist chronograph cases. This steel has been (...)

For BaselWorld 2012 Versace presents an entire new collection called Mystique, in a variety of sizes and with designs to appeal to both women and (...)

Obaku focuses on a rigorous approach to minimalism in its designs, meaning that all unnecessary details are left out, creating timepieces that offer the (...)

The two models set to be presented by Yonger & Bresson, a brand of the Ambre Group, which is based in Morteau, France, both use versions of the first (...)