What happens when 10 safely employed executives working at various Richemont maisons give it all up to launch their own watch company?
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JT Smith explores the world of Alexander Shorokhoff and finds out why he thinks the brand offers some of the most creative and better valued watches on the market.
Brands across the luxury industry are lining-up to jump on the blockchain bandwagon, but how will it work in practice? Tom Mulraney, editor and publisher of The Watch Lounge, follows the digital trail to find out.
Tom Mulraney, publisher and editor of the Watch Lounge looks for clues to the future in the current line-up on what they might mean for next year.
Sport sponsorship is critical to building brand recognition for Hublot. Its biggest expenditure every four years is the deal to be Official Timekeeper for the FIFA World Cup, but in 2019 attention turns to the slightly more sedate world of cricket as the Swiss watchmaker sponsors this summer’s World Cup in England and Wales.
In the 20th anniversary year for Grand Seiko's Spring Drive movement, Rob Corder discovers rapidly growing commercial and consumer interest in Japan's most advanced watchmaker.
Piero Braga, president and CEO of Gucci Jewelry and Timepieces, tells WatchPro's Rob Corder how the brand is building authenticity in the watch world.
Urban Jürgensen is making a bold move into making luxury watches in steel for the first time in its 200 year history.
2019's centenary celebrations will be a platform for growth over the current financial year and beyond say Beaverbrooks leaders.
After 50 brand presentations at Baselworld, WatchPro picks out the recurring themes that retailers will encounter this year.
