Owner of the biggest Rolex store in the world welcomes pre-owned luxury watch specialist into its inner circle.
The Watches of Switzerland Group will open the first Tudor store outside the Middle East and Asia.
Store Openings
Early architectural rendering shows a huge street level showroom opening onto 5th Avenue, potentially a first owned and operated Rolex store in the United States.
Ulysse Nardin has unveiled a fresh store concept in Geneva, epitomizing a more youthful and fresh approach that Patrick Pruniaux has brought to the brand since taking over as CEO in 2017.
Roger Dubuis and its new CEO, Nicola Andreatta, is reaching out to a global audience from a new boutique on Old Bond Street in London. In conversation with WatchPro’s Alex Douglas, Mr Andreatta explains how he is in a trade-off between visibility and exclusivity but remains set on making a mark and expanding in the US market in the coming months.
The Watches of Switzerland Group wastes no time investing millions in reviving Mayors Florida and Georgia stores.
Monobrand store takes prime position in upmarket shopping center in Atlanta.
Watchmaker shows you can make an impact in just 463 square feet of prime real estate.
Rolex and Cartier are the two anchor watch brands, and are given their own zones within the 4,700 square foot showroom along with space for Omega, Breitling, TAG Heuer, Franck Muller, IWC, Mont Blanc and Tudor.
Chopard co-presidents Caroline and Karl-Friedrich Scheufele were in town for the ribbon-cutting, along celebrity friends including Marion Cotillard, Julianne Moore, Christoph Waltz, Colin Firth and Araya Hargate.
