Story Highlight
– Weir & Sons expands in Dublin with Omega boutique.
– Deloitte reports layoffs affecting watch industry dynamics.
– Retailers rethink protection against rising violent crime.
– Garmin releases third-generation MARQ collection for collectors.
– Evening timepieces highlight glamour and luxury in watches.
Full Story
In the latest edition of our publication, we feature Weir & Sons, a family-run business now in its fifth generation, which is broadening its reach in Dublin. This includes the opening of a new Omega boutique and the introduction of Belfast-based Nomadic Watches to the capital’s retail offering, all while maintaining the personal touch that has been a hallmark of their service for many years.
Additionally, we delve into recent research by Deloitte, which sheds light on the ongoing impact of job losses and reduced hours within the watch sector. It highlights how certain retailers and watch manufacturers, equipped with compelling value propositions, are still managing to seize opportunities despite the tough market conditions.
As the repercussions of violent crime escalate, affecting both financial stability and human safety, we explore how various stakeholders—retailers, collectors, insurers, and security experts—are reassessing their strategies to ensure effective protection for luxury timepieces and their owners.
In other news, Garmin has unveiled its third-generation MARQ collection, equipped with advanced mapping capabilities and satellite connectivity, appealing to serious watch enthusiasts. For those interested in making a bold fashion statement after sundown, we showcase timepieces that add glamour to evening attire, featuring everything from diamond-studded classics to exquisite high-jewellery designs.
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