Watch industry

Some sunny financial results in challenging watch times, a hot new locale to experience timepieces and fine cars, and a “watch-y” ray of solar energy from the Rocky Mountains cap off the recent news to help you become a more-informed watch-lover. You’re gonna need shades.

The 2026 Gaïa Prize jury has delivered its verdict. Three new winners complete the impressive list of recipients of this prize often described as the Nobel Prize of the watchmaking world.

This week’s timepiece news analysis is a heady mix of legally hard and “snowy” soft. Catch up on some recent developments that could have skipped past your watch radar.

This week’s review of breaking watch news you may have missed takes on a distinctly financial and global flavor. Enjoy the voyage!

It was another brisk week for watch (and watch-adjacent) news. Here are some breaking news tidbits that may have slipped past your radar.

So many watches, so much news. We agree, it can be hard to keep up. Here’s a quick recap of recent watch industry developments that are worthy of being on a watch lover’s radar.

Where Asia comes to meet Europe — a platform aligned with the realities of today’s jewellery, gem, and watch industries.

Take a deep breath and think: “Three Ws.” Watches and Wonders and Watchonista. Practically on the eve of the 2026 watch show in Geneva’s opening, we offer this calming, insightful perspective from the Watchonista team, who are on as many pins and needles as you eager timepiece fans are.