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Longines flying high

Longines flying high

In 1933, Longines made a timepiece especially for famous pilot Charles Lindbergh for a 47,000 km trip around the North (...)

A daring deviation for IceLink

A daring deviation for IceLink

Opening IceLink’s press kit triggers a questioning double take.

Europa Star returns to the Maillard-Buchser family

Europa Star returns to the Maillard-Buchser family

Europa Star and its series of publications in the fields of horology, jewellery and precision engineering are returning to the family that founded them (...)

A great day for Europa Star!

A great day for Europa Star!

After 68 years of independence, followed by nearly 15 years of publishing adventures as part of several large media groups (United News & Media, Miller (...)

Ernst Benz limited editions

Ernst Benz limited editions

Ernst Benz this year introduces new limited editions, one in the ChronoDiver and the other in the ChronoScope collection.

Philip Stein gets fruity

Philip Stein gets fruity

There is nothing like a good splash of colour to cheer us up.

Perrelet turns heads

Perrelet turns heads

Perrelet launches a Prestige Edition of its Diamond Flower Collection with diamonds, baguettes, rubies, sapphires or emeralds beautifully set (...)

Breitling goes black

Breitling goes black

Breitling goes deep and black this year, introducing a special BlackSteel version of the Avenger Seawolf Chrono.

Reactor continues its quest

Reactor continues its quest

Reactor continues its mission to produce the world’s best sports watches, with no compromise.

Hamilton reinforces its reputation

Hamilton reinforces its reputation

In the mid-range price segment, Hamilton is a company that has been doing some of the most interesting designs.

Armand Nicolet gets sporty for 2010

Armand Nicolet gets sporty for 2010

Armand Nicolet has been known for its unique, though classically-styled watches.

Mondaine goes mechanical

Mondaine goes mechanical

Mondaine, the Official Swiss Railways Watch, launched its first consumer watch version of the Swiss Railways Clock in (...)

Gucci goes classic

Gucci goes classic

The Classic Collection is the big news at Gucci this year. A range of styles and variations is available, from the smaller feminine sizes to the unisex (...)

Tissot is hoisting its sails

Tissot is hoisting its sails

Last year, during my BaselWorld appointment with Tissot, they just kept bringing out new watches, each one remarkable and worthy of (...)

Swarovski sparkles in 2010

Swarovski sparkles in 2010

The use of crystal in all its shapes and sizes has become increasingly popular in wristwatches over the last few years, and we are not only talking (...)

Alexander Shorokhoff - combining German quality with Russian soul

Alexander Shorokhoff - combining German quality with Russian soul

Combining German quality with Russian soul

The Orient Watch Company Limited was founded on July 13th 1950 in Hino City, Tokyo and has been continuously producing unique, (...)

Today's spark Tomorrow's sparkle

Today’s spark Tomorrow’s sparkle

Today’s spark Tomorrow’s sparkle

Space is mysterious. So is time.Seconds. Minutes. Hours. Or light years.Space going through time. Time going through space.Time passed. Time began.Time (...)

The Chanel J12 Rétrograde Mystérieuse

The Chanel J12 Rétrograde Mystérieuse

The presentation of the new complicated J12 watch by Chanel was like a small explosion.

Victorinox Swiss Army Dive Master 500 Black Ice in other colours

Victorinox Swiss Army Dive Master 500 Black Ice in other colours

You’d think that something called ‘Black Ice’ would be...well, black.

Bell & Ross on the radar screen

Bell & Ross on the radar screen

With its BR Instrument collection, Bell & Ross has strongly marked out its territory by proposing watches directly inspired by the instrument panel (...)