Luxury Watch Group Returns to Growth with Strong US Rebound - East Midlands Business Link

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When it comes to high-end timepieces, the word “desirable” doesn’t just mean expensive it means iconic design, mechanical brilliance, heritage, and the kind of exclusivity that collectors dream about. For years, Rolex has dominated the luxury watch space. But recently, we’ve seen some shifting in what collectors, celebrities, and enthusiasts are craving in the upper echelons of horology. Whether you’re a first-time buyer looking to invest or a s…

Luxury watch group returns to growth with strong US rebound - East Midlands Business Link

Watches of Switzerland Group posted full-year revenues of £1.65bn, up 8% year-on-year, as the business rebounded in the UK and US markets. The company, which is headquartered in the East Midlands, reported 2% revenue growth across the UK and Europe, while sales in the US rose sharply by 16% in the 12 months ending 27 […]

Swiss watchmakers are good sellers. For the buyer, however, the purchase act is only the first step. The watch has a long life ahead of it and technical interviews are inevitable. But many manufacturers have not been aware of itSince electronics liberated it from its function, the watch has become a jewel, a centrepiece of the private heritage. In principle, the dream never stops. As a famous slogan by Patek Philippe said, one is only the custod…

Watches of Switzerland FY revenues hit £1.65bn

Watches of Switzerland has reported an 8% increase in its group revenues to £1.65bn for the 52 weeks to 27 April 2025, after the group saw significant performance improvement in H2, with revenues up 12% to £867m.  Meanwhile, in the UK, revenues were up 2% to  £866m, while its US revenues increased 16% in constant currency to £786m. The group attributed this growth to the strong demand for its key luxury brands, particularly products on Registrat…

Watches of Switzerland full-year sales boosted by "strong" second half - Retail Gazette

Watches of Switzerland delivered a sales uplift during its full-year trading update, as it highlighted “significant performance improvement” in its second half. Full year group sales rose 8% year-on-year to £1.7bn for the 52 weeks to 27 April, in line with market expectations. UK and Europe revenue nudged up 2% during the period. The chain noted that demand for its key luxury brands remained strong, outstripping supply across its UK and US marke…