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As Chief Executive Georges Kern explains in this interview, given at Watches&Wonders, held end September in Hong Kong, IWC keeps its eye firmly on its markets, particularly when these are constantly changing, as in Asia.
Nicolas Bos, in Hong Kong for Watches&Wonders, believes that few brands enjoy an aura as prestigious as Van Cleef & Arpels, under his stewardship since the start of the year. Asia is next in line to discover what sets this jeweller and watchmaker apart.
Vacheron Constantin made its mark on the Watches&Wonders fine watch fair, held end September in Hong Kong, with the presentation, among other pieces, of its Calibre 1731, the thinnest minute-repeater movement ever made.
Roger Dubuis is a brand under construction, and one that is clearly taking shape, not least in Asia where the company was among the exhibitors at Watches&Wonders. Chief Executive Jean-Marc Pontroué talked about new developments.
In Hong Kong for Watches&Wonders at end September, Richard Mille owns up to having as much fun now as ever, once and for all quashing rumours that the brand is for sale.
At Watches&Wonders in Hong Kong, late September, the Geneva Manufacture gave a dazzling show of its expertise in jewellery and watchmaking, particularly extra-thin movements.
For Chief Executive Stanislas de Quercize, Cartier, established 1847, is defined by creativity and savoir-faire. He explained why at Watches&Wonders, held late September in Hong Kong.
Exhibiting at Watches&Wonders in Hong Kong, the Manufacture from Saxony highlighted the care that goes into its watches. Each takes between seven and twelve months to complete, including the attention lavished on the movement finish. After-sales service is of an ilk.
At Watches&Wonders in Hong Kong, Panerai left no doubts about its history and identity as a brand whose Swiss-Made, in-house movements go hand-in-hand with Italian design.
