Retiring CEO of TAG Heuer gives his views on the secondary market, smartwatches and the changing face of retail and distribution.
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Anke Fuhrhup says Nomos is helping its existing partners by minimising the impact of online discounting for its watches.
Co-founder Mike France thinks the company can double or even triple sales from the current 20,000 units with a particular focus on North America.
John Reardon, Christie’s senior vice president and international head of watches, describes how auctioneers are embracing ecommerce.
Since Seksy’s introduction in 2004 as a sub-brand of Sekonda, it has stood out for its eccentric designs and statement timepieces for women.
Michael Hyman and Gabrielle McNamara describe the rise, fall and rise again of Blackpool's premier prestige watch retailer.
As Jean-Claude Biver bows out of day-to-day control at LVMH's watchmaking division, WatchPro looks back at the star watchmaker's career
Adam Herson, director of Barclaycard Mobile Payments, UK, think wearable devices and contactless-enabled timepieces pose an exciting opportunity for watch companies to create products that offer their customers something completely new.
Swiss watchmaker has relocated its UK headquarters to Manchester, from where Craig Leach will run an empire stretching from Russia to Rotherham.
UK managing director David Edwards describes how the Japanese watchmaker is pushing upmarket with prestige Seiko models and building partnerships with luxury retailers for Grand Seiko.
