Watches of Switzerland Group enjoys successful debut on London Stock Exchange
Watches of Switzerland made its IPO on the London Stock Exchange yesterday, with shares climbing over 15% within hours.
With an initial share price at 270p, the top end of the 250p-277p range it had...
Harry Winston unveils ultra-modern watch collection
Harry Winston is introducing the 2019 Time To Move timepieces, which showcase superlative Swiss mechanical movements, and contemporary designs and functions.
The luxury watches, available in eight collections, were launched in celebration of the 20th...
Watches of Switzerland seeks £660m valuation in London listing
The price is based on a price to earnings multiplier of 13x to 14x on net income of £47 million forecast for April 2020, and would value the company at between £610 million...
Marlon Brando’s ‘Godfather’ Rolex Breaks Record at Auction
Los Angeles—Kruse GWS Auctions set a world record this weekend when it sold a Rolex once owned by actor Marlon Brando for nearly $50,000.
The “Archives of Hollywood & Music Auction” featured a 31 mm...
Watches of Switzerland Group IPO will go ahead this summer
The Watches of Switzerland Group has confirmed it will proceed with an initial public offering (IPO), most likely in early June on the London Stock Exchange.
A statement today builds on last week’s announcement of...
Raymond Weil launches new watches for Beaverbooks’ centenary
The timepieces will not be sold anywhere else in the UK and the quantity is limited on a first come, first served basis
Swiss watchmaker, Raymond Weil, has announced two exclusives, limited edition Tango timepieces...
Codelco not giving away gold watches anymore
Chile’s Codelco, the world’s No. 1 copper producer, made headlines recently not for its production of the red metal but for putting an end to a centenary tradition.
For decades, the National Copper Corporation gave...
Timex starts making watches again in its native America
Timex can trace its history back to the town of Waterbury, Connecticut, when the company was born in 1854.
165 years later and America has lost its role as a significant watch manufacturing nation, and...
Breitling exits Baselworld, Rolex expands fair space in 2020
Another one bites the dust. On Tuesday, Breitling officially confirmed its exit from Baselworld, the Swiss watch trade show that has been dwindling in attendance. The fair took its biggest blow when Swatch Group...
Graff Debuts Fancy Vivid Yellow Diamond Watches at BaselWorld 2019
With the 2019 edition of Baselworld getting underway Thursday, Graff Diamonds have revealed two of the three Fancy Vivid Yellow Diamond watches to be showcased. Yellow diamonds are extremely rare, so it takes patience...
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