A group of people got together to found Watch Thinking, the first think tank devoted to watchmaking. Among other things, they discuss the link between (...)

A number of watchmaking houses have decided recently to invest in expanding their catalogue of women’s watches. It’s a strategic (...)

Bespoke watch production is growing as more customers want something that no one else has. Some companies have been doing it their entire history, while (...)

The few medium-sized groups that exist in the shadow of the watchmaking giants are looking to make their mark, albeit in very different market niches. A (...)

Over the next ten years China will gradually reduce import duties on Swiss watches by 60%, at a rate of 18% in the first year and 5% each subsequent year. (...)

At the 33rd Hong Kong Clock & Watch Fair it was impossible to escape the ubiquitous smartwatch. The watchmaking world is asking: how do we categorise (...)

The newest M.A.D. Gallery in the world is the one in the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Taipei, Taiwan. Opened by Swiss Prestige, which is the distributor for (...)

An interesting article that appeared recently in The Economist (“The high-tech world of old-world watches”) offered a different take on the implications of (...)

Greubel Forsey recently had its ten year retrospective and this gave co-founder Stephen Forsey the opportunity to look back at how things have changed in (...)

At a global level, interest in the High Range category has increased by 6% in the past year. The top most sought-after brands of the category are Rado, (...)