First it was Japan, and now it is China that is encroaching on the centuries old Swiss watch making industry.…
Author: Michael Weare
Michael Weare has been a professional writer for 30 years, writing about Japanese technology, German and Italian cars, British tailoring and Swiss watches. Michael manages the editorial content of Click Tempus and will be keeping the magazine fresh and informative with regular features, as well as bringing great writers to the magazine. Email: michael@clicktempus.com
The Dimier 1738 Recital Collection
We featured Bovet watches a few weeks ago. Dimier is the sister brand to Bovet also owned by Pascal Raffy.…
Stars flock to SIHH 2011
We mentioned only yesterday about the inflated cost of Swiss-made watches being partly due to the star power watch brands…
Christopher Ward: taking the ‘haute’ out of haute horology
Hardly a day goes by when we fail to feature a Swiss watch whose exclusivity, pedigree and price tag puts…
SIHH 2011: Vacheron Constantin Historiques Collection Aronde 1954
While impertinent new world watches such as the Ladoire Mr. Green Black Widow and the HD3 Slyde will deservedly rock…
Geneva Time Exhibition (GTE) sees 63% increase in exhibitors for 2011
With both GTE and SIHH, the Swiss watch industry's biggest exhibitions, taking place this week, it's the horological equivalent of…
Jorg Hysek’s HD3 Slyde: telling time for the iPhone generation
Well if this incredibly cool new watch from Jorg Hysek doesn’t pique your interest just a little, check your pulse…
We interrupt this broadcast to bring you the JLC Memovox ‘Tribute to the Deep Sea’ limited edition watches
We were originally going to run a different article today but, overnight in our part of the world, Jaeger-Le Coultre…
Meet Mr. Green, part of the new Ladoire Genève ‘Black Widow’ collection
Inspired by the venomous spider of the same nickname and in complete contrast to the retro cool of the IWC…
IWC unveils the new Portofino collection
One of the best looking of all the IWC lines also happens to be one of the least expensive. 2011…