A Slowing Luxury Engine: What the Current Downturn Means for Watches A deep dive into the global luxury slowdown and how it affects the watch industry—from Rolex and Tudor to independents and microbrands With insights on pricing, market corrections, and why this period may signal a healthier future for watchmaking
Why Luxury Watch Brands Are Feeling Squeezed by the Market It’s hardly news, but luxury watches are getting a lot more expensive Brands are prioritizing their own monobrand boutiques over multibrand retail stores, despite clear signs that consumers
The Biggest Winners And Losers In The 2025 Luxury Slowdown The pre-owned watch market is thriving, especially in Australia where value-driven buyers favour Rolex, TAG Heuer and Tudor By now, the post-pandemic high of luxury spending has subsided
Volatility weighing down luxury watch market - Luxury Daily French luxury conglomerate LVMH’s watches and jewelry segment posted the third highest revenues of any of its categories at the end of 2023, supporting a near double-digit percentage sales growth compared to the previous year (see story)
Luxury Watchmakers Reassess Strategy Amid Global Slowdown A new round of tariffs on European luxury goods, including watches, has been proposed by U S policymakers, reviving the spectre of trade tensions that had momentarily faded