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Roberta Naas is a veteran watch and jewelry journalist who began her career in the early 1980s, and was the first female watch journalist in the United States. She is the editor and founder of the authoritative watch blog, A Timely Perspective, has written six books on watches, writes for numerous consumer publications – and always brings forth in her work the essence of what makes watches tick. She tirelessly travels the world in search of watch and jewelry news.
Cars and wristwatches practically grew up together. Both were born at the turn of the 20th century and, during the... View Article
After being handpicked to lead the somewhat wobbling watch brand, Zenith, back into the limelight, Julien Tornare took the task... View Article
He went from being a director of music videos and a celebrity photographer to becoming one of the most renowned... View Article
With more and more people looking for active experiences and adventures in life, watch brands are keeping pace by creating... View Article
Today’s finest watchmakers are breathing life into their dials by using them as canvases to reinterpret majestic animals and birds.... View Article
Leading a multifaceted, global, family-run business is no easy task. Francois Graff, CEO of Graff, one of the world’s most... View Article
Elite Traveler, the world’s leading private jet lifestyle magazine, is excited to launch the Top 50 Watches in the World... View Article
Earlier this year, A Lange & Söhne introduced the first watch in the brand’s 25th Anniversary collection. The series honors... View Article
Breathtaking from every angle, the Armin Strom Dual Time Resonance Sapphire watch is an architectural and technical beauty. The horizontal,... View Article
The Time Pyramid has been a sought-after watch in the Arnold & Son lineup for years. Now, the skeletonized watch... View Article