Khaki watches on parade
For brands wishing to hark back to the wristwatch’s military past, what better than a touch of khaki? Atten-shun!
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Watchmakers measure their impact on the oceans - Part two
For brands that have made dive watches a speciality, safeguarding the oceans is high on their list of commitments to sustainable development.
Watchmakers measure their impact on the oceans - Part one
For brands that have made dive watches a speciality, safeguarding the oceans is high on their list of commitments to sustainable development. A tool devised by Fondation de la Mer in collaboration with Boston Consulting Group means they can now measure their impact and progress.
Christmas time
Looking for gift ideas? A watch is always a welcome choice. Here are 15 suggestions to put under the tree.
Ulysse Nardin's recycled fishing net straps
Ulysse Nardin blows the whistle on marine pollution by upcycling fishing nets into a new strap that is compatible with several of the brand's collections.
Can a luxury watch be sustainable?
The end of the tunnel could be in sight for the eco-conscious luxury watch. Slowly but surely, brands are beginning to produce timepieces that incorporate ethically sourced, recycled or upcycled materials. The story so far…
Net-a-Porter and Mr Porter launch strategic partnership and customer campaign with Watches & Wonders
Net-a-Porter and Mr Porter are pleased to partner, as the privileged multi-brand online retailers of Watches & Wonders, a global concept that celebrates watchmaking excellence throughout the world. Hosting digital and offline events, this concept will bring some of the industry’s most revered luxury watch brands to Net-a-Porter and Mr Porter’s extensive customer base, starting from September 28.
A whirlwind of tourbillons
Tourbillons are everywhere. Simple, flying, multi-axes, built into skeleton movements or sharing the stage with other complications, this rotating mechanism is as desirable as ever.
Techno-sport tendencies at Geneva Watch Days
Geneva Watch Days helped make up for the absence of the industry's traditional fairs, albeit on a much smaller scale. The 16 exhibiting brands showed watches for men of taste and men of action.