Introduction Indians have been wearing jewellery as accessories in the form of bajuband, kamarband etc. since times immemorial, as is evident from ancient statue sculpture. Gradually, however, the traditional Indian accessories gave way to the very modern, practical and sleek jewel accessories; more in keeping with the fast paced, changing lifestyles and attitudes. Once considered […]

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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 in celebration of Beaverbrook’s 100th birthday this year. As the first luxury Swiss watch brand to be sold at the […]

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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 away expensive gold watches to workers that have been with the company for over 30 years. But the practice came […]

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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 Timex produces pieces for volume brands in Asia while it’s luxury division manufactures in Switzerland. This year Timex will bring […]

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