Alpiner Heritage Carrée Automatic 140 Years
In order to celebrate its 140th anniversary Alpina launched the steel Alpiner Heritage Carrée Automatic 140 Years timepieces at Geneva Watch Days, as part of the Alpiner collection.
In order to celebrate its 140th anniversary Alpina launched the steel Alpiner Heritage Carrée Automatic 140 Years timepieces at Geneva Watch Days, as part of the Alpiner collection.
True care for the cause, and the chemistry between the two brands and their leaders have resulted in one of the most genuine Only Watch auction pieces in 2023. The H. Moser x MB&F Streamliner Pandamonium makes a noise, brings a smile and will raise decent funds during the 10th edition of Only Watch for finding the cure for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.
Frederique Constant celebrates its 35th anniversary this year and beside a big party during the Geneva Watch Days, the brand released a new creation: the Classic Power Reserve Big Date Manufacture.
Maurice Lacroix presented the new AIKON Skeleton Urban Tribe at the Eastwest boutique hotel during the Geneva Watch Days.
Celebrating the last days of the summer, Claude Meylan presented the new Lionnes Dentelles timepiece in three versions with lively and iridescent pastel colours.
This July Jaeger-LeCoultre in Zürich showcases the “Dream Shaper” Exhibition. You can find great timepieces in the Boutique, highlighting the changing shape and style of the feminine creations throughout time.
Geneva Watch Days 2023 takes place with its fourth edition from August 29 to September 2. This year’s exhibition will be the biggest yet, with nearly 40 watch brands showcasing their latest releases throughout the city.
The tenth, anniversary edition of the Only Watch auction will be held 5 November 2023 at the Palexpo in Geneva, under the high patronage of His Serene Highness The Sovereign Prince of Monaco Prince Albert II. Only Watch just revealed the 62 unique lots created by the finest brands to support the research of Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
Jaeger-LeCoultre opens ‘The Reverso Stories’ exhibition in the Vallée de Joux – the place where the Reverso was born and the home of La Grande Maison since 1833. The travelling exhibition explores the different facets of the iconic timepiece.
The Beyer Clock and Watch Museum just opened a new exhibition. ‘Travel through time’ is dedicated to the evolution of timepieces which accompanied travellers throughout the centuries.
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