A weekend spent in the company of London Jewelers owners the Udells will show any major watch group why family-owned business partners remain their greatest assets.
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The remarkable thing is that the two companies had managed to rub along together for so long.
Watchmakers profit from making great watches, retailers profit from selling them. Both specialists, they should stick to doing what they do best.
Saddington Baynes agency's CEO Chris Christodoulou says digital tools can create luxury touch points across the virtual and physical world.
Massive trade shows need to encourage watchmakers and watch lovers to get up close and personal.
aBlogtoWatch founder Ariel Adams argues that the watch industry is losing vital advocates by failing to support specialist journalism.
The big five watch companies: Rolex, Patek Philippe, Richemont, Swatch Group and LVMH W&J are likely to have topped £1 billion in sales last year — and that is just the wholesale figure.
Linde Werdelin's founder and CEO explains why he is now taking responsibility for the 5,000 watches his company has made for their entire lifetime.
As more consumers turn to the secondary luxury watch market to find their favorite timepieces, Paul Altieri, Founder and CEO of Bob’s Watches—a leading online marketplace for pre-owned luxury watches—has put together a helpful guide on how to safely buy used Rolex watches.
A lot of brand managers are too invested to really want to risk hearing thoughts from customers that contradict their personal opinions.