Starting in the mid-1980s, Milus made a reputation for itself in the milieu of hard and pure design. Paul Junod, at the head of what was still a (...)

Autumn is here in the States, which is a good thing for the watch industry, for retailers and for consumers. The new product, introduced at (...)

Despite tougher times for business, the organisers of the watch, clock and jewellery fair, Inhorgenta Europe 2004 (20 – 23 February), are (...)

The good news… watch sales in the UK are doing fine, right across the board, at all price points. The strange news… The Bank of England has just (...)

EXCENTER TIMEZONE by Harry Winston is a distinctive-looking timepiece that has a retrograde second time zone and a compensating toothed gear (a gear with (...)

This man of action, as much as reflection, had not worked so hard to re-gild the venerable brand in La Chaux-de-Fonds simply to abandon it to one (...)

I am writing this letter upon my return from Vinexpo, the largest wine-related fair in the world, which took place at the end of June in Bordeaux. (...)

London's Bond Street is lined up and down and either side with luxury goods retailers bearing world-famous names, and some of them are distinctly (...)

Seiko is undergoing a major transformation. Since 2001, the watch division of the Seiko Corporation, still belonging to the founding Hattori (...)

For people who live here, for the city of Hong Kong itself, for its enterprises, for its watch professionals, absolutely no one could have (...)