The 6TZ M is the world’s first watch with its own rectangular mechanical movement fea-turing six distinct zones – five of which are time zones and the sixth (...)

After an absence of several years, Boucheron makes a welcome return to BaselWorld to launch some intriguing and eye-catching (...)

The True collection within Rado is an all high-tech ceramic line, to which this year at BaselWorld Rado adds a chronograph in a unique platinum mat (...)

One of the reasons Rolando Braga acquired Tramelan-based Armand Nicolet was the huge stock of vintage movements in the brand's (...)

2008 was the year Bell & Ross became the official supplier to The French Air Force.

A staple element of the Corum collection of watches, the Admiral’s Cup series has taken on a new, even sportier look with the Admiral’s Cup (...)

Hautlence has certainly made an impression with the metamorphosis of its HL watch into a pocket watch and table timekeeper.

A renowned specialist of the skeleton watch (his first skeleton model was a pocket watch made in 1983), Armin Strom has long created unique and (...)

Our booth can be found in Hall 1.1 - Booth A17 where you are most welcome to visit us, take the weight off your feet, enjoy a drink and take full (...)

At Baselworld 2009, Revue Thommen launches the new mechanical hand winding model Airspeed Xlarge. Impressive simplicity, a clear design and a high (...)