French carmaker Peugeot is hoping its name, branding and heritage can be used to launch a new line of watches with a licensing partner. Licensing
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H. Moser says it is returning to basics with its first timepiece of 2021 which, paradoxically, is also its most complex to date. The Endeavour Concept Minute Repeater Tourbillon, the company says, combines one of
Covid has been a bit of a passion killer, but Breguet is hoping to bring a bit of romance back in time for Valentine’s Day
Google has completed its acquisition of smartwatch maker Fitbit after a protracted investigation by the US Department of Justice into the protection of customer data was concluded. The DOJ was looking into whether rich data
Nick Foulkes, one of the world's most respected authors and historians on the subject of luxury and watches, has produced a book celebrating the history
Bremont has pledged to donate a laptop to a vulnerable child in lock down for every watch it sells in the UK from now until
One of Britain's most respected pre-owned and vintage watch businesses says sales to Europe have "dropped to zero" since January 1 when the post-Brexit trade deal passed into law. Justin Koullapis, director of Watch Club,
In a world dominated by armed-to-the-teeth superpowers like Richemont, Swatch Group and Rolex, it pays to fight a guerrilla war on your own terms, which
There is always something nasty buried in the small print. In the case of the free trade agreement signed by Britain and the European Union
Signet Jewelers' Christmas holiday sales tell a tale of two countries taking different approaches to get through the current winter swell of covid 19. In the United States, where restrictions are drawn up by state