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Edox: “We built the brand back from almost nothing”

GENERATIONS REPORT

Founded in 1884, Edox was a thriving concern that fell victim to the quartz crisis. The family that bought the brand, a century after it was established, (...)

On the difficulties of waking a sleeping beauty: the case of Léon Hatot

On the difficulties of waking a sleeping beauty: the case of Léon Hatot

GUEST COLUMN

In an industry that values history and heritage, there is great temptation to revive old names, as recent examples have shown. The Europa Star archives are (...)

From here to eternity: the GPHG rewards IWC's eternal calendar

From here to eternity: the GPHG rewards IWC’s eternal calendar

Christoph Grainger-Herr, IWC Chief Executive, stepped onto the stage at the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève, visibly moved. While the Schaffhausen brand is (...)

Hypercars on the fast track

Hypercars on the fast track

Does your sports car lack bite? Do driving regulations cramp your style? Don’t worry: the car manufacturers have the solution. Welcome to the world of cars (...)

Watches as investments: a narrative in decline

Watches as investments: a narrative in decline

Once pitched as high-yield alternative assets, watches are no longer hailed as secure investments. As easy profits fade, the industry must rekindle (...)

A preview of Van Ham's November watch auction

A preview of Van Ham’s November watch auction

The Cologne-based auction house’s upcoming sale is featuring stars from the world of watches. Headlining is Ulysse Nardin’s Astrolabe Galileo Galilei, which (...)

“Greubel Forsey is about fundamental research”

“Greubel Forsey is about fundamental research”

Over the course of its 20-year existence, Greubel Forsey has presented ten Fundamental Inventions. The tenth, which coincides with the brand’s twentieth (...)

Artistic Jewellery Pirro: From hardship comes resilience

Artistic Jewellery Pirro: From hardship comes resilience

The boom in high-end watchmaking, alongside unwaning interest in artistic craftsmanship, have paved the way for remarkable creativity from brands large and (...)

Vacheron Constantin presents its new CPO programme

Vacheron Constantin presents its new CPO programme

The service is aimed at clients and collectors seeking pre-owned watches that meet the highest quality standards. The CPO programme reflects the (...)

Wolf: safeguarding watches for 190 years

Wolf: safeguarding watches for 190 years

Family-run company Wolf, which celebrates its 190th anniversary this year, specialises in preserving and protecting timepieces with its cases, pouches and (...)

GPHG: the 12th art in the spotlight until 17 November in Geneva

GPHG: the 12th art in the spotlight until 17 November in Geneva

After Hong Kong, Ho Chi Minh City and New York, yesterday evening the Foundation of the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG) inaugurated the fourth stage (...)

“The tighter margins become, the greater AI's relevance for the luxury industry”

“The tighter margins become, the greater AI’s relevance for the luxury industry”

Digital Luxury Group (DLG), a specialist in digital marketing and analysis for luxury brands, has acquired Re-Hub, an artificial intelligence platform for (...)

The Royal Oak Concept through the Europa Star archives

The Royal Oak Concept through the Europa Star archives

AP x ES SERIES

Last time, Stephen Foskett took us on an epic deep dive into the Royal Oak Offshore through the Europa Star archives, showing how “the Beast” smashed (...)

Of dolphins and oils

Of dolphins and oils

EDITORIAL

“A massacre? They sell the heads to manufacturers who pay a fortune for dolphin brains because they’re essential. (...) With this appalling, explosive (...)

Ceralume or Purple Rain?

Ceralume or Purple Rain?

EDITORIAL

What these recently developed or reinvented materials have in common – as we explore in our latest issue 5/24 (read it here) – is that they show watchmaking (...)

The Tissot saga in the United States (1848–1876)

The Tissot saga in the United States (1848–1876)

Tight links were established between the Tissot family from Le Locle and the United States from very early on. In 1848, Charles-Emile crossed the ocean for (...)

Atelier du Bracelet Parisien, the Parisian watch strap emporium

Atelier du Bracelet Parisien, the Parisian watch strap emporium

Tucked along the side of Place du Marché Saint-Honoré, a stone’s throw from Place Vendôme, Atelier du Bracelet Parisien is the place to go for a watch strap (...)

Breitling, 140 years of acceleration

Breitling, 140 years of acceleration

Breitling is celebrating 140 years spanning a history of firsts, recent developments and a “legendary future” – its slogan since 2017 when it was acquired by (...)

GemGenève May 2025: Open Call for Emerging Talents & Designers

GemGenève May 2025: Open Call for Emerging Talents & Designers

Since its first exhibition, GemGenève has actively supported contemporary artistic creation by introducing the general public to emerging artists or those (...)

Atelier Wen: “We like to offer our community something extra”

Atelier Wen: “We like to offer our community something extra”

For the launch of the Perception Millésime 睦 (Mù), which sports a gorgeous guilloché purple dial, Atelier Wen has come up with the novel concept of a prize (...)