5 – 11 April

Watches and Wonders Geneva

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Watches and Wonders Geneva convenes leading watchmakers to showcase contemporary horology through heritage craftsmanship, technical innovation and design. The fair presents a curated selection of timepieces, from artisanal mechanical movements to avant-garde complications and diverse casework, alongside thematic displays that examine tradition, materiality and sustainability. Visitors gain insight into ateliers’ techniques, restoration practices and the evolving dialogue between aesthetics and engineering in Swiss and international watchmaking.

Route François-Peyrot 30,
1218 Le Grand-Saconnex
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Photo Credit: DR

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