Citizen, Bulova, Alpina, Frederique Constant and movement manufacturer Miyota will all participate at the world's biggest watch show next year.
Dubai Watch Week was first held by Ahmed Seddiqi & Sons in 2015, and its return next week will be by far the largest of the four times it has been organized by the Middle East’s largest luxury watch retail group.
Event demonstrates the combined pulling power of limited edition sports shoes and top end timepieces.
Grandmaster Chime raises CHF 31 million at charity sale
A magnificent seven stars of the British watch retail industry made the list of finalists for this year's Outstanding Contribution to Retail Award, but there could be only one winner.
The biggest auctioneers have their most prestigious sales of the year starting this weekend and Philadelphia's pre-owned specialist is offering an alternative way to buy a classic timepiece.
The aim for the new $195 line is to make it easier people to see their most important information at a glance.
Japanese group says it will hold its own events for retail partners and the media in the first quarter of next year.
Two brand new Monacos, each made in runs of 1000 units, were unveiled in London last night.
Seven years after Frederique Constant introduced its first Worldtimer, the Citizen Watch Company-owned brand is adding an eighth model to the series with a dark grey world map etched into its dial.
