The Wallace Collection in London says a new exhibition is its first on horology. Five ornate 18th-century clocks attributed to André-Charles Boulle, the furniture maker to […]
Eberjax, which made chronographs, stopped production in 1983. But Christophe Hoppé intends to start it again. In May, Brigitte Courtet said, she was shocked to receive […]
More retail outlets and a new fair add a modern layer on the city’s historic connections to the industry. Manchester is renowned as the world’s first […]
Certina, which recently issued a new timepiece in collaboration with a top professional player, is planning more ties to the sport’s federations. As the racket sport […]
Seven local brands are registered to exhibit in Melbourne at what the organizer says will be the country’s first watch event. Australia doesn’t have much of […]
Reuben Schoots has been trying to build a business in a country that lacks a horological heritage. It hasn’t been easy, but he’s making progress. In […]
Dozens of brands are at work in the nation despite hurdles such as a shortage of factories and struggles for name recognition. Belgium has long been […]
Artime Créations is readying its first timepiece, the titanium Art01. “Too many cooks spoil the broth” goes the proverb. But the six partners of a young […]