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The LVMH-owned company adapts its own Big Bang theory to a square-cased watch
A watch for continent-crossing drives once associated with playboys of the 1960s
Stéphane Bianchi brushes off pressure of taking over from watch industry showman
Luxury brands cultivate their client base in mountain-set ski boutiques
The fair needs to placate large exhibitors. Plus: a guide to its top launches
Companies bring their best, most complicated and most expensive new timepieces
The young are keen on timepieces, but brands must innovate to woo them
The idea is to represent the power of the supercar’s engine in clockwork form
The distinctively shaped wristwatch revived the company’s fortunes
Currency gyrations and slowing sales set the tone
Economic reforms and tourist shoppers have fuelled steady spending on fine watches
Official partner Hublot is not the only hard luxury sponsor of football and the World Cup
Trailblazing companies have begun to offer other products
Many think there is too much emphasis on watches and not enough on jewellery
A preview of the watches likely to become the talk of Basel
The trend for collaborations such as Dalí’s remains popular
Service and expertise behind the counter are more important than ever, along with appeal to a younger generation
Business is far from quiet in The Land of the Morning Calm
Rapidly rising jewellery sales are triggering the biggest round of consolidation the sector has seen in years, writes Rachel Sanderson
The sport provides a critical strategic platform on which to build and manage an international profile, writes Robin Swithinbank
Jim Shi reports on strategies being pursued among the newly wealthy
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