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Luminosity is at the heart of the latest creation from Urwerk. The time display, left visible by the cover that locks over the trademark satellite hours, gives off a green glow, hence the Kryptonite name. Guaranteed danger-free.
Having acquired Watchfinder, a UK-based platform for buying and selling pre-owned watches, Richemont is the first big name to enter the increasingly coveted and fast-growing market for second-hand timepieces.
Blancpain presents a new limited-edition of its world-exclusive wristwatch equipped with a traditional Chinese calendar to celebrate the coming lunar New Year of the dog. The Manufacture in Le Brassus thereby wishes to honour this age-old culture by introducing a useful yet symbolic model that indicates an auspicious year of the dog in 2018.
The House of Harry Winston presents the Marquise Time, a versatile high jewelry timepiece that shines as a pendant or a traditional wristwatch. Inspired by antique ruffs, the Marquise Time features mesmerizing layers of aquamarines and diamonds.
As a preview of Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie, Vacheron Constantin presents a Traditionnelle Complete Calendar as part of the Excellence Platine collection and an Overseas Dual Time.
After a dry spell lasting almost two years and plenty of soul-searching, Swiss watchmakers have seen an upturn in business since March. With the watch fair season about to begin, the industry can breathe again.
A gold bracelet emulating fur, an oval-shaped hardstone dial and a sprinkling of diamonds... Piaget's latest creation revives an iconic style from half a century ago.
The latest study from Bain & Company consulting firm is decidedly optimistic. After stagnation in 2016, normality returns to the overall luxury market which grew by 5% in 2017 to reach an estimated €1.2 trillion globally.
