In these turbulent times for the print media, the Tribune des Arts is staying the course. In its mission to promote fine crafts and those artisans who practice their profession with passion, our magazine also defends the idea of quality information. Since 2012 and the launch of its new formula, we have continued to offer an original, independent editorial concept that seeks above all to share an emotion, a discovery, a story...

We don't see ourselves as watchmaking specialists or economic experts. Our aim is first and foremost to help our readers discover exceptional places; to give a different image of luxury; to talk about watchmaking or jewelry, covering their history and know-how as well as their subtle marketing "art". Admittedly, our team isn't very big: there are only three of us who "produce" this magazine four times a year. But we share the same desire to recount our little joys as journalists.

This quest for quality never leaves us. In the selection of images. In the way we choose, then "build" our stories. In this desire to present a coherent layout that gives pride of place to dreams and escapism. This is the future of the print media. In any case, our seriousness and enthusiasm have enabled our magazine to become the media partner of various artistic and watchmaking events. We have also had the opportunity to create "turnkey" special issues for such prestigious brands as Chanel, Rolex, Chopard and Audemars Piguet. Proof that our philosophy is appreciated and will inevitably lead to other equally rewarding projects.

Sylvie Guerreiro, editor-in-chief