F.P. Journe has made a unique Élégante watch with a pink rubber strap that will be auctioned next month to raise money for the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. The sale
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Gerald Charles is opening its first boutique in Geneva in the same week that Watches and Wonders arrives in the city. The showroom is being built on Rue du Mont-Blanc,
Herbelin has enjoyed considerable success with its sportiest watches in recent years, and is building on that momentum with a fresh version of its lightweight Newport Carbone Titane with the
It is fair to say that, since the business was bought by its management team under Patrick Pruniaux, Girard-Perregaux has thrown its weight behind its most commercial sports-lux Laureato collection.
Retailers and hospitality trade associations are ramping up pressure on Chancellor Jeremy Hunt to reinstate VAT rebates for visitors shopping in Britain, but the signs are increasingly clear that dropping
She was George Harrison’s wife at the height of Beatlemania and Eric Clapton wrote Layla as a love song to her before becoming her second husband. No wonder British super
By Swiss watchmakers’ standards, Parmigiani Fleurier is a relatively new atelier which may never have grown in size or status were it not for its founder Michel Parmigiani securing the
Many watchmakers have embarked on a quest to make the perfect timepiece: a combination of beauty, reliability, creativity and accuracy, but none other than MB&F would end that journey (for
Bell & Ross says its new BR 03 Cyber Ceramic embodies its uninhibited vision of futuristic watchmaking. The limited edition of 500 pieces comes in a matte black ceramic case
A charity auction selling 11 MoonSwatch collectors’ cases has raised CHF 543,670 (£487,000) for Orbis International, an organisation that tackles avoidable blindness and vision loss around the world. A 12-day
Atelier Wen is determined to showcase the quality of engineering, design and craftsmanship going into watch components being made in its native China. It is rolling out a series of
Versace has focused on contrasting geometries, feminine style and iconic details for a new Moonphase watch with an aventurine blue dial in its Greca collection. Star of the show is
Dune: Part Two opens nationwide this weekend and the movie’s makers turned to Hamilton to create wrist-worn gadgets for the inhabitants of Arrakis. It was an unusual request, with the
Romaric André, the man behind customisation specialist seconde/seconde, humbly states on his website that he vandalizes other people’s products because he failed at building his own. Rarely has that assertion
Few would question Roger Smith’s status as Britain’s most respected and successful independent watchmaker. With demand in the stratosphere, but still making fewer than 20 watches per year, his handmade
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