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Chinese Whispers: Men’s Make-up, Vogue’s New Publisher, and Chow Tai Fook
In this edition of Headline From China, we present news about the luxury market from local Chinese media from April 16-20, 2018. Read More
Watch Sales in France Post Recovery With Return of Chinese Tourists
Sales of watches over 5,000 euros ($6,231) rose by eight percent in France last year, according to Franceclat. Read More
Here’s Why Luxury Watchmaker Patek Philippe Won’t Adapt to China Market
The owner of the luxury Swiss watchmaker Patek Philippe explains why adapting to meet the needs of the Chinese market isn't right for the brand. Read More
3 Tips from Roger Dubuis and Pirelli’s Race-Themed E-Commerce Campaign
The 'Race Against Time' WeChat campaign by Roger Dubuis and Pirelli featured an exclusive watch made of Pirelli tires and lasted an auspicious 8,888 minutes. Read More
Louis Vuitton Releases First Smartwatch with Eye on China
The French luxury fashion house has introduced tech to its iconic timepieces and hopes its seamless operation in China will lure affluent travelers. Read More
Chinese Celebrities and Influencers Draw in Audiences for Luxury Watch Brands at SIHH 2017
Luxury watch brands that showcased their latest novelties at SIHH collaborated with Chinese celebrities to get maximum exposure with a Chinese audience. Read More
5 Key Habits Of China’s Luxury Watch Aficionados
During this fall's Golden Week, Chinese watch buyers will be considering several major factors when making their purchases. Read More
“Switzerland Has Had To Reinvent Itself To Accommodate For China”
The concept of Swiss quality has resonated with many wealthy Chinese, who are now looking at long-term investments in many aspects of the country. Read More
Watchmaker IWC Profiles “Wang Luyan’s Beijing”
Currently with over 40 points of sale in China, including its latest flagship at Beijing's Parkview Green, watchmaker IWC Schaffhausen recently profiled artist Wang Luyan for the first in its "globetrotter" video series. Read More
Luxury Gift-Giving In China: Down, But Definitely Not Out
We've previously noted the changing dynamics of China's culture of gift-giving, hastened by Beijing's recent crackdown on excessive spending by government officials, but this week, a new Hurun Report survey finds that two luxury segments in particular have been the hardest hit. Read More
