The eponymous owner of D. Candaux watches believes the work he is putting into research and development will lead to interesting new ideas.
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Swiss watchmaker describes life in lock down and its plans to bounce back later this year.
Even as the world is enduring global economic shutdown, luxury watch brands continue to plan the next phase of their sales strategies – which, for many companies, will rely heavily upon internet sales.
Mark and Candy loved arriving with four generations of the Udell family to Baselworld. Now they want that to bring that excitement to Geneva.
Watch retailers and reporters from around the world welcome brands rallying to a single show in Geneva, but pine for the glory days of Baselworld
Coronavirus is forcing every business in the world to confront their digital vulnerabilities and the luxury watch business is further behind than most.
Right now, with ecommerce and concierge services the only way to sell watches, using Instagram to promote your products and services and to close sales could be the difference between survival and oblivion.
Carol Besler runs a rule over the traditional sub-$500 watch market and finds little cause for optimism.
In an industry obsessed with its past, Bulgari’s new managing director for watches, Antoine Pin, believes only forward-facing companies will thrive.
WatchPro studies the archives, web, forums and expert opinions for clues on what Rolex will launch in 2020.
