Swatch Group Ltd. Bearer UHR

Swatch Group shares have delivered a 25.1% return over the past year, which naturally puts a spotlight on whether that climb lines up with the cash the business is expected to generate. With the stock now trading around CHF 183.25, the question is how that price stacks up against an intrinsic value estimate based on its cash flows. The 25.1% gain over the last 12 months raises the issue of whether the current valuation fully reflects Swatch Group's future cash generation. For a manufacturer...

As Haelixa scales its DNA authentication technology to meet rising demand across the luxury sector, Frank Müller brings watchmaking leadership from A. Lange & Söhne and Swatch Group, and his consultancy, The Bridge To Luxury, to support Haelixa’s next phase of growthDr Frank Müller (left) and Haelixa CEO Patrick Strumpf shake hands at Haelixa's headquarters. Courtesy of Haelixa ZURICH, Sept. 15, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Haelixa, the Swiss deep tech company behind DNA-based physical authenticatio

Secondary prices are up, trading is brisk while female collectors and U.S. buyers reshape the market.

Investing.com -- Kepler Cheuvreux upgraded Swatch Group to Buy from Reduce and raised its price target to CHF225 from CHF180, arguing that stronger-than-expected sales momentum, improving profitability and higher earnings estimates leave the Swiss luxury watchmaker well positioned for a valuation re-rating.

The $400 "Royal Pop" pocket watch generated 25 billion social media views and lines across the globe, but exchange rate losses and factory costs wiped out Swatch Group's profit margins.

The Swiss watchmaker returned to growth thanks to a Royal Pop frenzy, but currency pain and weak profitability kept investors from celebrating.

The resulting sales boost that signaled the group’s return to growth also seemed to have an effect on Swiss watch exports for June.

The Swiss watchmaker is seeking $170 million after Samsung was found liable over smartwatch faces that copied Omega, Tissot and Breguet designs.

The Swiss watchmaker alleged that Samsung smartwatches were allowed to feature replica watch dials of its marquee brands Omega, Tissot and Breguet.

Apple rarely invents a market. It waits. The company lets someone else take the risk, watches a category mature, then walks through the front door and takes the customers. By the time the incumbents understand what is happening, the fight is already over. Look at what happened to the wristwatch. ...

Investing.com -- Shares in European luxury goods companies have gained for a second consecutive session on Thursday, as growing optimism over a potential resolution to the Middle East conflict lifted the outlook for international travel and high-end consumer spending.