As Swiss watch exports continue to slide and parts of the industry retrench, some of its most powerful brands are pouring ...

What makes a watch Swiss? Why is it a big deal? What brands should you try? What should you stay away from? All of these questions may or may not have been circulating in your brain before you decided ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Specialist in global markets, economics and alternative investments. F.P. Journe's Chronographe Monopoussoir Rattrapante watch in ...

These features are normally only seen in far pricier watches.

A trip to the HQ in Tokyo and the manufacture in Yamagata Prefecture was a window into the Japanese company's weird, ...

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No other industry is as strongly associated with one nation as watchmaking is with Switzerland. Despite elite timepieces being produced in several other countries, no one uses “like a German watch” or ...

Geneva will once again be at the centre of the watchmaking universe this week, as the 2024 edition of Watches and Wonders transforms the Swiss city into a watch lover’s wonderland. The annual trade ...

In Morgan Stanley’s annual Swiss watch industry report, Rolex dominated the chart with sales of 10.1 billion CHF (approximately $11.5 billion USD). The report included insights from Swiss consultancy ...

There now are eight brands selling more than $1 billion each year. Experts say it means big brands are getting bigger and their products are getting pricier. By Victoria Gomelsky In 2017, the Swiss ...

The Swiss watch industry's biggest export markets are the United States, mainland China and Hong Kong - Copyright AFP Fabrice COFFRINI The Swiss watch industry's ...

Swiss watch brands have a secret. Although they all carry a “Swiss Made” label on their dials, that doesn’t mean you’re getting an entirely Swiss product. The label requires only 60 percent of a watch ...