Brian Duffy

The group saw 84 per cent of Q3 sales coming from luxury watches. Picture: Jared Siskin/Getty Images for Watches Of Switzerland.

Watches of Switzerland maintains full-year guidance after Q3 sales uptick

The firm in 2015 unveiled a new £1.7m George Street branch, saying at the time that the site, formerly home to Barclays Bank, was the largest jewellery store outside London. Picture: Phil Wilkinson.

Scots jeweller Laings investing in physical presence as sales gleam

The FTSE250 luxury goods firm saw H1 group revenue reach £765 million, a year-on-year jump of 31 per cent at reported rates. Picture: contributed.

Watches of Switzerland cheers Q3 momentum after 'strong' H1

'We remain confident in our long range plan... We have an exciting and growing pipeline of new projects,' says boss Brian Duffy. Picture: contributed.

Reaction: Watches of Switzerland sees sales tick up in 'solid' Q1 trading update

'The luxury watch and jewellery markets are dynamic and our group investment-led model continues to gain positive momentum,' says Glasgow-born boss Brian Duffy. Picture: contributed.

Watches of Switzerland aiming to see Scots presence tick up after strong year

The group said it has seen 'continued strong demand' for luxury watches. Picture: contributed.

Watches of Switzerland lifts guidance after sparkling H1 performance

Scotsman Brian Duffy is the chief executive of Watches of Switzerland, which ranks as Britain’s biggest retailer of Rolex, Cartier, Omega, TAG Heuer and Breitling watches. Picture: John Devlin

Scots-led luxury watch retailer names new finance chief

Scotsman Brian Duffy is the chief executive of Watches of Switzerland, which ranks as Britain’s biggest retailer of Rolex, Omega, TAG Heuer and Breitling watches. Picture: John Devlin

Edinburgh 'boutique' openings help boost sales at luxury watch retailer

Scotsman Brian Duffy is the chief executive of Watches of Switzerland, which ranks as Britain’s biggest retailer of Rolex, Omega, TAG Heuer and Breitling watches. Picture: John Devlin

Luxury watch retailer run by Scots-born boss to launch across Europe

Brian Duffy, chief executive of Watches of Switzerland, will this week reveal progress towards the £1 billion sales milestone. Picture: John Devlin

Luxury watch firm headed by Scots CEO to flag expansion plans

Scotsman Brian Duffy is the chief executive of Watches of Switzerland, which ranks as Britain’s biggest retailer of Rolex, Omega, TAG Heuer and Breitling watches. Picture: John Devlin

Luxury watch retailer run by Scots-born boss reports 'very robust' demand

CEO Brian Duffy said the company had seen sales ahead of expectations despite its physical stores being closed during lockdown measures. Picture: Beth Walsh.

Luxury watch firm to provide early Christmas sales insight

Scotsman Brian Duffy is the chief executive of Watches of Switzerland, which ranks as Britain’s biggest retailer of Rolex, Cartier, Omega, TAG Heuer and Breitling watches. Picture: John Devlin

Sales jump at Scots-led luxury watch retailer despite lockdown

The business saw core earnings jump by 13.6 per cent to £78.1m. Picture: contributed.

Watches of Switzerland sees sales leap with new Edinburgh sites to open

The launch of the flagship outlet in Glasgow city centre follows a significant investment in the internal fit out and external facade.

First dedicated 'Rolex Boutique' with VIP lounge opens in Scotland

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The firm is Britain’s biggest retailer of Rolex, Cartier, Omega, TAG Heuer and Breitling watches. Picture: contributed.

Watches of Switzerland to focus on digital arm after total sales fall

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