Samsung Electronics has been ordered by London’s High Court to pay Swatch Group AG $11.6 million after a judge ruled that the technology company unlawfully used copied designs of luxury watch brands on its smartwatches. The ruling follows a trademark dispute involving digital watch displays Continue Reading
Luxury is no longer simply about what you own; it is about how rare that possession is. Alcazar Watches brings this philosophy to life with an extraordinary proposition—only six watches are created worldwide every year. Designed for a select circle of accomplished individuals, each Alcazar timepiece represents rarity, sophistication and a level of exclusivity that […]Continue Reading
Swiss watchmaker Swatch is seeking $170 million in damages from Samsung in a long-running trademark infringement case, alleging that the South Korean technology giant allowed third-party apps to offer digital replicas of its iconic watch designs on Samsung smartwatches. The claim follows a 2022 ruling by the High Court in London, which found Samsung liable […]Continue Reading












