We covered earlier how Baseworld 2020 was set to be postponed to 2021. With that decision Baselworld probably figured they were covered for the rest of 2020 so they could just pick things back up in Jan 2021. Well, unfortunately it isn’t that simple.
What many have been expecting has now been confirmed: BaselWorld 2020 is officially postponed. Read our take on the situation inside.
The show was 103 years old and is survived by Watches and Wonders, Bremont’s Townhouse, and Grand Seiko’s annual summit. No memorial services have been announced.
As Baselworld prospects continue to fade, Sinn conducts their first-ever live streaming event to introduce new releases.
Despite strict government orders against large gatherings and travel restrictions, Watches and Wonders will still be taking place on April 25th. How? It’s going digital!
If you thought this ride was over, you were wrong. Today LVMH has announced that it will be pulling Tag Heuer, Hublot, Zenith, and Bulgari from Baselworld. Which begs the question, who is even still signed on not just for Baselworld 2020, but future Baselworlds?
While already fighting an uphill battle to stay alive, Baselworld’s chances for survival just received another striking blow.
The COVID-19 crisis has had an immense effect on nearly every facet of our day-to-day lives – from global economics to modernized healthcare, and the trivial hobbies we indulge in.
Join the TBWS writing team for our very first episode of the TBWS Writers’ Room! The crew sit down and have an honest conversation about the very real impact that COVID-19 is having on the watch industry. From large brands to smaller brands, everyone is feeling the impact.
Nothing is too sacred for TBWS – introducing a new Podcast segment: Watches that get all the love, which we just don’t understand. Enjoy the bridge burning.