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Collectors have consistently favoured Malaysian brand Ming’s designs
Omega’s 90-year link to the Games brings success in secondary markets and has ‘emotional’ value
In the typically conservative watch industry, the shift to a unisex approach is already implicit
Dress watch boasts a five-day power reserve and a movement with exceptional accuracy in the cold
New president admits that 140-year-old brand is bland and change is needed
The maverick watch customiser’s latest collaboration brings industrial edge to a classic chronograph
When the grand houses want to create a real masterpiece, they call on Anita Porchet
Too good to be true? The choice is yours
As English Art Works, the brand’s storied manufacturer, celebrates its centennial, we dive into the archives to uncover its greatest hits
An impressive piece of micro-engineering developed around the McLaren Speedtail’s distinctive ‘teardrop’ silhouette
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Nicholas Bowman-Scargill went from Rolex to Asda while restarting his great-grandfather’s 175-year-old watch company
Pascal Raffy bought out the venerable Swiss brand after being besotted with its watches
It’s the material for a hard-knock life
Luxury houses have looked beyond traditional European launches and expanded digital channels
Closing a third of shops and removing €200m of old stock was needed to start over
New industry body aims to galvanise sector, though the ‘British’ tag is often a misnomer
From mint to teal to aqua, the colour green has captured the imagination of most brands
Because deep, deep down… you know you want one
A Lange & Söhne’s mechanical stopwatch is a masterpiece made by obsessives for obsessives
The stars of the latest haute horlogerie collections are dressed to dazzle
Cartier, with its reissue of the quirky Cloche timepiece, is among the brands playing with unexpected shapes and proportions
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