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Inside this issue
• Why jewellery houses want to show their wares at the Paris Biennale
• Aimed at verifying the origins of stones, the Kimberley Process has been found wanting - -
Content
Bright shine that may be short lived
The industry owes its rebound to demand and restocking but Scheherazade Daneshkhu asks: can it continue?
Nicolas Hayek tribute: Charm, charisma and a sense of humour
Haig Simonian considers the legacy of ‘Mr Swatch’, the farsighted entrepreneur and face of an industry
Quartz anniversary: Tribute to technology that has redefined an industry
Timothy Barber revisits a game-changing innovation of the 1970s
FP Journe: Making the most of a rich sense of history
Haig Simonian talks to the head of one of Switzerland’s most respected brands
Business models: Where do you fit yourself into the new brandscape?
Nicholas Foulkes considers the pros and cons of narrow marketing in the rarefied watch world
The Paneristi: The benefits of engaging with your cult followers
Lucie Greene profiles a group of dedicated admirers
Complications: What to buy if you want to keep pushing boundaries
Simon de Burton looks at the latest in micro-mechanics
Fashion watches: Luxury houses concentrate on attracting a new audience
Lucie Greene reports on a growing trend
Greenery: ‘Prime colour from which all loveliness arises’
Meehna Goldsmith reports on efforts to cheer the market up
Sub-brands: Ways to make most of a second identity
Nicholas Foulkes on how best to package sidelines
