Tiffany co-signed Rolex and Elvis-gifted Mathey-Tissot headline Bonham's New York auction
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The History of Indian Watchmaking: The ABCs of Time
Indian watchmaking began in the 19th century with Swiss imports for the elite, but it truly took off after independence when HMT partnered with Citizen and opened its first factory in Bengaluru in 1961. HMT grew into a national icon, producing millions of mechanical and later quartz watches, yet mismanagement
Eric Singer Discusses His Blancpain Melody
Blancpain approached KISS drummer Eric Singer to create a unique four‑note melody for its ultra‑complicated Grande Double Sonnerie watch, a piece that combines grand and petite sonnerie, minute repeater, a flying tourbillon and a retrograde perpetual calendar. The challenge lay in composing a memorable tune using only the
Is Swatch Still Relevant? Evaluating the Impact of Hype‑Driven Collaborations
Swatch’s enduring relevance stems from its ability to generate buzz through high‑profile collaborations that merge its affordable, colorful design with the prestige of luxury watch brands. Partnerships such as the MoonSwatch with Omega, the Blancpain × Swatch Bioceramic Scuba Fifty Fathoms, and the Audemars Piguet × Swatch Royal Pop have
Exploring Chinese Watchmaking Through the Peacock Divine Ultra-Thin Tourbillon
The Peacock Divine Craft Hand‑Made Micro‑Engraved Ultra‑Thin Tourbillon Limited Edition showcases how Chinese watchmaking has evolved from modest beginnings to producing sophisticated, high‑quality timepieces. Originating from the Peacock Watch Company, which started in the 1950s with humble production, the brand now manufactures movements at a global