Breitling and Bovet both bagged two trophies each at a covid-affected GPHG awards ceremony in Geneva last night. A new judging process aimed to open up the awards to more brands that have previously declined the opportunity to engage, but...
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At least Audemars Piguet has been upfront with its retail partners. It has consistently said it wants to redefine retail through initiatives like its AP Houses and intends to get as close to selling directly to customers as possible....
It is remarkable to note that Rolex testimonees have won the Masters no fewer than 31 times since 1958 when Arnold Palmer slipped on his first green jacket — a better than 50% win rate. And who could forget...
California-based Bob’s Watches CEO Paul Altieri has curated his most ambitious online auction to date, a Fresh Finds sale of five watches made iconic by their on screen appearances in some of Hollywood’s greatest movies and worn by La...
URWERK has added a steel and titanium watch to its UR-100 series that not only tells you the time on earth, but also reveals how far we are traveling through space every 20 minutes. In addition to URWERK’s usual...
Swatch’s inexpensive watches have always made excellent stocking fillers, and this year will be no different, despite the ongoing misery of living in a world obsessed with covid. There is a hint of gallows humor about the signature Swatch...
Just a few years ago contactless payment was an alien concept for many of us. Granted, it quickly grew to the mass market but still, it remained in the hands of digital tech enthusiasts and their devices for the...
Two months after Rolex unveiled its 2020 line up of steel Submariners, with or without date, and Oyster Perpetuals in a range of sizes and colours, the secondary market is passing judgement on which are the most desirable and...
Juicy Couture is having a renaissance in 2020, with the brand explaining how its watch suggests the “new money” girl about town look. It comes as Sunday Times Style says “the brand that defined the celebrity wardrobe of the...
Inhorgenta in Munich has quietly built itself into Europe’s second largest watch and jewellery event, and now looks set to step out of the shadow of the now defunct Baselworld fair to become a crucial second stop for retailers...