Robin Swithinbank

Fairs are back in business. But it’s clear that new watches will continue to debut year-round. Here are some notable ones.

In some professional circles, cycling is the new golf. Let’s just hope Lycra jerseys don’t become the new polo-and-khakis.

As the 150th Open Championship gets underway, talk of LIV Golf continues to dominate on the fairways and greens as Tiger Woods finally joins the debate. But the big question is: can the golf do the talking?

It may be the link with nature or its association with ecology, but the color has become a strong favorite during the pandemic.

The Art Deco-influenced shape has returned in several new models.

Once only available in Japan, this salmon-dialed beauty now ships worldwide!

It never went away, but it definitely slumped. And now, suddenly, the French watch industry is showing the green shoots of recovery.

Bamford Watch Department is now the official customiser of Franck Muller timepieces. First up? The tonneau-shaped Casablanca…

In the first installment of his new monthly column, longtime London watch scribe Robin Swithinbank delivers advice at all price points.

As the pandemic continues to erode revenue, the Swiss industry scrambles to mine its new No. 1 export market.