Baselworld: mile upon mile of aisles, lined with hundreds and hundreds of booths looking every inch like places of worship, each dedicated to its own (...)

BaselWorld, cette année, nous a laissés avec un drôle de sentiment… Dans les allées plus munificentes que jamais, tout donnait l’impression que les affaires (...)

Everyone has their ups and downs, the days when they are full of beans and those when they are at the end of their tether. So is the watchmaking industry (...)

After years of growth at over 40 per cent, the Chinese market started to lose steam in 2012 and took a nose dive in 2013. Is this the chronicle of a (...)

Is it a strong signal, a simple symptom, an “industrial accident” or collateral damage? Whatever the verdict may be, the fact that the GTE (Geneva Time (...)

It is a persistent impression and one confirmed by a whole series of all kinds of indicators. But what impression is it, exactly? The impression that (...)

What do the layout of a magazine – Europa Star in this case – and the global situation of an industry – the watch industry in this case – have in common? At (...)

Planck the satellite (not the physicist, he died in 1947), has just sent us a photograph of our universe that turns the clock back 13.8 billion years, (...)

On the second day of the SIHH, thinking about all the watches that had passed through my hands that day, I noted that the most affordable among them was (...)

Is watchmaking an art? Is it the 12th Art, as was ceremoniously proclaimed during the last Geneva Watchmaking Grand Prix?