The court of professional tennis is no stranger to excessive wear, with shoes persistently grinding against acrylic and racquets flexing and recoiling hundreds of times per match. The Swiss luxury watch brand, Rado, has been a vital part of this demanding world for over forty years, supplying clocks to monitor the unforgiving passage of playtime. This dynamic relationship of precision kicking continued at the recent Dallas Open, where Rado once again showcased its revolutionary high-tech ceramics.
British Watchmakers’ Day, an annual exhibition organised by the Alliance of British Watch and Clock Makers, is widely perceived as a flagship event in the UK’s timepiece industry. For years, organizers have strived to establish an event that encapsulates the vibrancy and dynamism of the UK’s watch enthusiasts within the majestic backdrop of London. The event brings together a diverse gathering of connoisseurs and interests. It’s a grand showcase where exclusive creations meet the elation of patrons and the proud craftsmanship of the creators.
The third edition of British Watchmakers’ Day was held at Lindley Hall, London on March 7, 2026. It hosted 48 exceptional brands, presenting enthusiasts with the opportunity to immerse themselves in the finest British watchmaking has to offer. Of these, 26 brands also launched exclusive special edition timepieces, exclusively available at the event.