In 2022 the House of Bovet celebrates its 200th anniversary. Right after the Geneva Watch Days, we spent a (mostly) sunny September day at the Château de Môtiers among beautiful timepieces, ambience and people. As a watch lover you couldn’t wish for a better closing of the week.
The new addition in the ‘Fenêtres sur Temps’ line of Claude Meylan tends to brighten up the moody autumn days.
In 2011 LVMH Group debuted a unique initiative with the aim of presenting and highlighting European luxury craftsmanship to a wider audience. Journées Particulières is back in 2022.
Maurice Lacroix brought a nice amount of novelties to this year’s Geneva Watch Days – new releases in the classic Pontos collection, a new sized Aikon Automatic and a very fun addition to the Aikon #Tide line. We selected two favourites.
Zenith just announced its support of Susan G. Komen® with a special edition Chronomaster Original Pink, available only during Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October.
HYT watches exhibited for the first time at the Geneva Watch Days – the brand amplified the colours in the Hotel Beau Rivage with new variations of their models.
SEVENFRIDAY brought a wide range of goodies to Geneva, including some regular watch staples in the collection, upcoming novelties and edgy sunnies.
Besides the brands, the watch department at Phillips auction house also showcased some of the world’s finest collectors’ watches at the Geneva Watch Days.
Frédérique Constant kept it classy and elegant at this year’s Geneva Watch Days with sophisticated releases in their Classic collection – the Classics Heart Beat Manufacture in two versions and the Classics Art Déco Carrée.
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