Watch Photo Awards The monthly winners 2018

Find here the winning photos of the monthly competitions.

The Watch Photo Awards, which were launched in the spring, reward the best watch photos submitted on a different theme every month, from May to October 2018.  At the end of each monthly competition, the WPA jury selects ten photos, according to the criteria of creativity, relevance to the theme and technical proficiency. These ten photos are published by the WPA’s media partners. The public then votes for the best of those ten.

The winners of the monthly competitions

OCTOBER: in October, the theme was "Black". The winner is Lars Kehrel (Germany) 

© Lars Kehrel

SEPTEMBER: in September, the theme was "Food and Drink". The winner is Ondrej Vislocky (Czechia) 

© Ondrej Vislocky

AUGUST: in August, the theme was "On 2 wheels or 4". The winner is Gionibek Kudaibergen (Switzerland) 

© Gionibek Kudaibergen

JULY: in June, the theme was "Holidays". The winner is Stéphane Perin (France) 

© Stéphane Perin

JUNE: in June, the theme was "Sport". The winner is Henry Cookson (United Kingdom) 

© Henry Cookson

 
MAY: In May, the theme was “Blue”. The winner is Christophe Musy (Switzerland)

© Christophe Musy

All the monthly winners,  along with the authors of the other nine shortlisted photos, will be invited to the preview of the WPA exhibition at Geneva’s Museum of Art and History at the beginning of November, where the sixty photos on the six monthly themes will go on display. Watch-loving fans will be pleased to learn that the WPA exhibition takes place during the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève.

OUR COMPETITION HAS NOW ENDED

Thank you to everyone that submitted photos and contributed to Watch Photo Awards’ success!
Let’s meet again in Spring 2019 for a brand-new edition.

Until then, make sure you follow our most recent posts on social media. Very soon, we will be talking about the opening that will be taking place on October 31st as well as the exhibition dedicated to the selected photos at the Musée d’Art et d’Histoire, in Geneva, from November 1st to 14th.