The South Africa-based luxury watch retailer expands its portfolio with a broader curated selection of authenticated timepieces from leading ...

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 ...

Looming tariffs are creating a cushion for the pre-owned watch market after a challenging two years. As Swiss watch brands raise prices in the US, Morgan Stanley analysts said they expect more ...

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 ...

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 ...

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The Swiss luxury watch industry is characterised by sustainable attributes like limited production, longevity and artisanal craftsmanship and so it’s environmental and social impact is rarely ...

It’s arguably the most impressive watch to ever come out of China. If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Learn more Swiss watch brands have a secret. Although they all carry a “Swiss Made” ...

In 2025, Rolex came out on top. The Crown led the luxury-watch pack last year, driving its sales up 4 percent to surpass CHF 11 billion (around $14 billion) in a first for the brand, according to ...

A 39% U.S. tariff on Swiss imports takes effect August 7, hitting luxury watch brands hard. Swiss exports to the U.S. topped $6 billion last year, with brands like Rolex now facing pricing pressure.

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 ...