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Inside this issue
• A report on Swiss watchmaking’s equivalent of the Lehman Brothers saga
• The man seen as the world’s greatest living watchmaker - -
Content
Bloodied, bowed but back from brink
Haig Simonian considers the lessons in manufacturing and distribution that the industry is learning after the downturn
Demise of BNB Concept: A cautionary tale of peaks and troughs
Nicholas Foulkes reports on Swiss watchmaking’s equivalent of the Lehman Brothers saga
Juan-Carlos Torres: Keeper of a proud tradition
Haig Simonian talks to the man in charge at Vacheron Constantin
Devon Works: A bold piece of wrist machinery
Meehna Goldsmith reports on an American maverick
Versace: In search of some young rock ’n rollers
Nicola Copping reports on the group’s switch in focus
Hermès: A timepiece that circles the square
Nicholas Foulkes on the company’s venture into the world of horology
Own your own: Outsiders dare to dip into rarefied territory
Maria Doulton reports on men and mechanics
Profile: A horological Jeeves for the jet set
Geneva is a destination city for many horolophiles, writes Simon de Burton
Marketing: Top tips on how to deal with discounters
Nicholas Foulkes reports on efforts to keep a grip on mystique and magic
Sponsorship: A fresh chapter in Panerai’s emotional link with the sea
Simon de Burton discovers marketing manna from heaven
