Dylan Tan
MEMBERSHIPS EDITOR
Dylan Tan joined The Business Times in 2010. As the paper’s Membership Editor, he connects BT subscribers with the newsroom through community-building events and programs. He also covers the luxury watch beat and pens the fortnightly timepiece column Face Time.
Josh Groban returns to Singapore with a career’s worth of songs
Ahead of his first world tour in a decade, the singer reflects on why live performance still matters most
Zenith builds a modern city of watches
High-frequency movements, black ceramic cases and sharply defined geometry become key pillars of the brand’s evolving Defy collection
Tag Heuer recalibrates the Carrera
Launching at LVMH Watch Week 2026 are a maritime revival, the line’s first split-seconds chronograph and more
Bryan Adams just rolls with the punches
Ahead of his upcoming Singapore show, the Canadian rocker talks about his new-found artisitic independence, optimism and why the music never stops
De Bethune at the crossroads
The independent watchmaker is facing a pivotal transition, including industry speculation over its next leader
Small wonders, grand visions
Audemars Piguet distils 150 years of horological mastery into its most intimate forms with an exhibition of rare mini timepieces at AP...
How a small village became the heart of global luxury watchmaking
From handcrafted Grande Complications in Le Brassus to advanced movement development in Le Locle, Audemars Piguet’s 150-year story is one of place-driven...
Blancpain CEO: ‘You don’t get many chances in life to make a watch like the Grande Double Sonnerie’
Marc A Hayek reflects on creating the most complicated watch in Blancpain’s history and on his own journey reshaping the world’s oldest...
Blancpain Grande Double Sonnerie rewrites the rule book on chiming watches
The most complicated watch in the brand’s 290-year history is also the world’s first in turning the passing of time into a...
Tag Heuer CEO Antoine Pin steers brand into a new era
Returning to the brand where he began his career three decades ago, he reflects on what keeps human connection at the heart...