David Blecken
Apr 17, 2018

Beyond time: How watch brands are adapting to survive

SECTOR STUDY: An industry that prizes tradition is learning that it must innovate to stay alive, but extinction looks near for brands without a clear proposition.

Baselworld has seen attendance shrink dramatically in recent years (photo: AFP)

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