The beginning of the Russian love affair with horology dates back to 1404 when the first chiming clock was built into the Kremlin tower in Moscow by a (...)

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While all watchmakers (or rather watchmaking enterprises) are rushing to produce ‘complications’, ‘grand complications’ and spinning tourbillons, one (...)

About 35 to 50 Swiss and European watch brands are present in India. Few among them, if any at all, are making any money for the moment. (...)

The overall Indian watch market amounts to more or less 48 million wristwatches per year, with a growth rate between 8% to (...)

It would be very difficult to transfer the superlative elegance of Valentino’s haute couture into a watch without crashing head-on into the formidable (...)

It would be very difficult to transfer the superlative elegance of Valentino’s haute couture into a watch without crashing head-on into the formidable (...)

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