From 10 to 25 June 2023, the public and devotees will be able to immerse themselves in the world of the last remaining independent family-owned Genevan watch manufacture. They will discover a decor of more than 2,500 square meters transporting them to the atmosphere of the streets of Geneva and the lakeside and taking them behind the scenes of Patek Philippe itself.
The largest exhibition ever organized by the manufacture, this event will bring together some 500 timepieces and objects and will be accompanied by the launch of several limited editions. The Patek Philippe Watch Art Grand Exhibition Tokyo 2023 will be held in a place emblematic of the host city. It will take over the Sumitomo Sankaku Hiroba, located among the soaring towers of the Nishi-Shinjuku business district.
Divided into ten themed areas, the exhibition will invite the visitor on a voyage of discovery through the Patek Philippe universe, including all the brand’s most renowned Geneva sites – the historic headquarters in the rue du Rhône, the manufacture at Plan-les-Ouates and the Patek Philippe Museum. As heir to the great Genevan tradition, Patek Philippe has always placed great importance on sharing its love of fine watchmaking, notably by means of exhibitions.
Ten years ago, Patek Philippe went a step further by launching a new concept of Grand Exhibitions open to the public, offering free admission and encouraging closer acquaintance with its creations, heritage, philosophy and breadth of expertise. In the course of the five editions organized to date these events have increased in size and scope, welcoming a total of some 165, 000 visitors.
After Dubai in 2012, Munich in 2013, London in 2015, New York in 2017 and Singapore in 2019, Patek Philippe has chosen Tokyo for its sixth Grand Exhibition.
