(Zero To Sixty) has announced the inaugural Time to Drive Car & Watch Festival, a three-day luxury cultural event taking ...

Fears Watch Company has opened an in-house workshop in its native Bristol, South West England, as the British watchmaker ...

Global sales for Casio Computer Co. have leapt by almost 20% to ¥74.5 billion ($472 million), while operating profit has more ...

Time+Tide has launched a new watch event, FounderFest, which brings together seven microbrand and independent watchmakers for gatherings at its London, New York and Melbourne studios. Not only will ...

Official Ministry of Defence collaborations and renewed investment will drive Rotary's growth following Peers Hardy's ...

Lakeside is strengthening its jewellery and watch offering with a wave of new arrivals and investment from major retailers, including Ernest Jones, Browns Jewellers and Diamonds Factory, while ...

Last week Casio reported timepiece sales rising by 29% in the first quarter of its current financial year, today we hear from Seiko, which says its watches division generated revenue of ¥63 billion ...

Swatch Group’s UK operation has grown significantly faster than its global parent company over the past decade. Internationally, the group’s turnover has dropped by 25% from CHF 8.5 billion in 2015 to ...

Watch Week Aspen is returning for its third edition with its biggest programme yet, bringing leading watch brands, collectors and enthusiasts together for four days of events across downtown Aspen.

Fears has revealed the Brunswick 40.5 Jump Hour ‘Ultimus’, a limited-edition collaboration with watch personality Andrew Morgan that marks the final piece in the brand’s Jump Hour collection.

German Jasper and a Swiss Serpentine stone - each limited to 50 pieces - bring millions of years of geological history to Chronoswiss' Small Second collection.

WatchPro editor-at-large Rob Corder. It’s an enlightening experience being signed up to the Watches of Switzerland daily newsletter. Seeing what one of the world’s biggest watch retailers is punting ...