The Hong Kong Watch & Clock Fair opened its doors for the 29th time this autumn with many surprises in store. Europa Star’s Sophie Furley was there to (...)

Here at Europa Star, we have been talking about a return to ‘normalcy’ and a move away from the crazy watches that typified the ‘anything goes’ period right (...)

This year’s Pulitzer Prize for fiction was awarded to Paul Harding for his book entitled Tinkers. It is not, as I thought, a story about a philosophical (...)

Successful specialized retail chains dedicated to watches are not that common in Europe. The Portuguese ‘Boutique dos Relógios’ is one of the best examples in (...)

Here is a riddle for you – What do people use to cook their egg in the morning? What is an integral part of their run after work? What is necessary for (...)

225 years after opening its first watchmaking workshop in the French capital, Jaquet Droz inaugurated on September 9th 2010 its first Parisian boutique at (...)

Besides the creation of movements that may be substituted for ETA calibres, watchmakers have also massively responded to the threat by accelerating the (...)

Ernst Benz hosted a private event featuring Elizabeth Doerr, International watch journalist and author of Twelve Faces of Time: Horological (...)

Our publishing house, which was originally called Hugo Buchser SA after the name of its founder, used to publish (until 1986) the famous Le Guide des (...)

It is said that people from Edinburgh, no matter where they are in the world, instinctively check their watches at 1:00 pm, expecting the castle gun to (...)