“I arrived in Tokyo in 2000 with the idea that my watches would be well received by the Japanese,” explains the watchmaker with a half (...)

The relationship between Hermès and Japan goes back a long way. Already in 1911, the Prince Kan-In, Comman-der in Chief of the Japanese (...)

All the “purely watchmaking” brands belonging to the Richemont group, Cartier, Piaget, ..., IWC, Panerai and Baume & Mercier are (...)

Founded in 1877, a pioneer of modern watchmaking and the mechanical watch in Japan, Seiko is still owned by Hattori the founding family. As a (...)

TNG stands for ‘Tack and Gybe’, the two main and critical sailing manoeuvres that often make the difference between winning and losing a regatta.With its (...)

BaselWorld and Geneva’s SIHH are a bacchanalian banquet for the watch world. It’s impossible to visit close to the thousand watch exhibitors and it would (...)

Claiming to be the fifth generation descended from Napoleon’s brother Jérôme, Jérôme de Witt has also inherited the family’s (...)

After two short years, Gant watches are quietly making their presence felt throughout the world. The brands latest creations can only help speed up (...)

In 1995, Carlos Dias and Roger Dubuis set about creating a watch brand that would combine horological tradition with modernity. 6 collections, nine (...)

The Jacques Bénédict – TimeForce mini-group, with the Givenchy brand at its core, is positioned definitely in the centre of the (...)