According to the WorldWatchReport, the three largest markets for luxury watches this year are China with 25.6 per cent market share, the United States (19.5 per cent) and the United Kingdom (8.6 per cent). Last year alone, exports to China totalled 1.6 …
Patek Philippe Calatrava is probably the best-known classic dress watch. Originally introduced in 1932, the Calatrava oozes discreet elegance and luxurious craftsmanship in a small package. The white gold ref. 5196 will not disappoint the owner, while …
In what must be the luxury industry's best-known advertising campaign, a father and son are shown engaging in bonding activities – driving a boat, fixing a vintage car, sitting in dad's office – in which the watch on the father's wrist is apparently …
Fashion watches delivered year-on-year sales value growth in September as did luxury timepieces. (Getty). The total value of watch sales in the UK rose 15.76% year on year in September, according to data released to WatchPro by GfK. Both ends of the …
“LVMH is one of the most respected fashion and luxury conglomerates and is a leader at identifying the real creative director superstars that have led many of their brand portfolios,” said Rony Zeidan, president and creative director of RO New York …
Seiko's Credor line features the finest luxury dress watches offered by the company. Some Credor models incorporate the ultra-thin mechanical movement “68 calibers.” It is one of the slimmest movements in the world. It measures a mere 1.98 millimeters.
Are you cost conscious and seek 'value' even when buying luxury products you can afford? If yes, you are most likely a 'closet consumer', an emerging phenomenon in the Indian luxury market identified in a report titled, The Changing Face of Luxury in …
With luxury brands clamoring for exotic skins for use in products like expensive handbags, global demand for crocodiles has spiked in recent years. That should be great news for Cambodian crocodile farmers, but instead they are stuck on the bottom …
While Hong Kong and Macau continue to burn brightly off the mainland, fueled by continued tourism, the real rising star of the region is Southeast Asia, where luxury goods spending in 2013 is projected to jump 11 percent, to 6 billion euros, or $8.1 …