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  • No punch in Thompson and Brosnan rom-com

    April 21, 2014

    FILM THE LOVE PUNCH Cert 12A  Two Stars IT’S UNCLEAR why this film is called The Love Punch. The title is never mentioned, no one drinks any punch and it isn’t really about love. Richard (Pierce Brosnan) owns an investment firm that’s bankrupted by a dodgy, cackling Frenchman. Assets crippled, Richard rushes to ex-wife Kate [...]

  • Incest is best in this Cheek By Jowl production

    April 21, 2014

    THEATRE ‘TIS PITY SHE’S A WHORE Barbican  Four Stars CHEEK By Jowl’s production of John Ford’s 1633 play ‘Tis Pity She’s A Whore rips some of the flesh from the original but preserves its darkly beating heart. Condensed into an intense interval-less two hours, it’s a bloody collision of taboos lit up by a sparkling [...]

  • 10-week fitness challenge | The get-fit diary of an out-of-shape office worker

    April 21, 2014

    Steve is undertaking a 10 week “total body transformation” programme with No.1 Fitness, which involves four sessions at the gym a week, a strictly-controlled diet and absolutely no alcohol under any circumstances whatsoever (not even a little bit, just to take the edge off…). Here’s how it’s going: I’VE never been a fit man. I [...]

  • Two British sporting institutions, one Swiss timekeeper

    April 17, 2014

    SLIGHTLY off-kilter sports brand JeanRichard (sister to better-known Girard-Perregaux) has certainly been getting its claws into the UK sporting scene recently. At the end of January, it announced that it was going to be the global and official watch partner of top-flight football team Arsenal. This partnership led to the launch of two limited-edition Aeroscope [...]

  • Curtain to be raised on Watches of Switzerland’s Regent Street “theatre”

    April 17, 2014

    Billed as “not a store…[but] theatre”, Watches of Switzerland’s new space at 155 Regent Street promises to take the watch buying experience to another level. When it opens in June, it will house over 20 luxury watch brands, 12 individually branded in-store boutiques for the likes of Rolex, Patek Philippe and Jaeger- LeCoultre, and carry [...]

  • Harrods goes retro

    April 17, 2014

    Knightsbridge’s legendary emporium, and home to the sparkling Fine Watch Room, has announced the launch of its Vintage Watch Collection. Reflecting the recent boom in collectables from Rolex and Omega at both auction and the likes of Watchfinder.co.uk, Harrods’ new enterprise focuses exclusively on the two grand maisons’ rarest and most covetable pieces, from 1939 [...]

  • Pedal to the metal

    April 17, 2014

    The husband-and-wife team behind Struthers London and the new Morgan Motors’ watch could be the coolest on the British watch scene, reckons Laura McCreddie I LOVE taking a movement that looks like junk and then making it useable again. It may gain 30 seconds a day but at least I got it working,” says Craig [...]

  • Three other plucky brits | Struthers London aren’t the only watchmakers flying the red, white and blue…

    April 17, 2014

    Bremont The unflagging elder statesman of Britain’s modern horological revival teams up with Boeing this year, taking rare advantage of the aeronautical giant’s Sheffield University-based materials research facility to hone its burgeoning in-house-manufacturing capabilities in Henley and deploy ever-more-durable case engineering. The first Model 1 Boeing watch is available in custom aviation-grade 465 stainless steel [...]

  • Three’s a trend

    April 17, 2014

    The Baselworld watch and jewellery fair was bigger than ever this year, with over 150,000 visitors thronging this indoor city of gleaming brand pavilions. But among the pizzazz was some rare subtlety and charm, from frothy colourways to rose-tinted trips down memory lane… GO FOR GREEN The vitrines of Baselworld were a riot of technicolour [...]

  • London Time: You don’t have to be an elitist to appreciate a decent watch

    April 16, 2014

    A CERTAIN newspaper, which shall remain nameless, last weekend highlighted a continuing problem in the perception of the watch business – namely that owning a decent watch immediately puts you in an elitist club. It featured a fashion special that included just one watch: an orange-plastic, £170 Uniform Wares creation, which is apparently appropriate for [...]

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