Time to Watches: The Exhibitor List is Expanding

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The program is taking shape

The Geneva Watch Week is drawing near. In just a few weeks, this major annual gathering will bring together industry professionals in the lakeside city. It is within this context that the Time to Watches show will be held — an event not to be missed! At this stage, 50 brands will be exhibiting at the Haute Ecole d'Art et de Design (HEAD – Genève), with additional Houses still expected. These brands have chosen this venue to unveil their 2024 novelties: relaxed, welcoming, inclusive, yet structured, it offers media and retailers from around the world an exceptional opportunity to explore independent, free-spirited, and creative horology.

HEAD Geneva © Time to Watches
HEAD Geneva © Time to Watches

Antoine Preziuso (AHCI), Frank Jutzi (AHCI), Sinclair Harding (AHCI), Vincent Calabrese (AHCI), Carl Suchy & Söhne, Sinn, Behrens, Armand Nicolet, Ba111od, Beaubleu, Cimier, Elka Watch Co., Envision, Fears, Jean Marcel, Laco, Marathon, Milus, Paul Picot, Ralf Tech, Schaefer & Companions, Squale, Yema, Zannetti, but also Adriatica, Airain, Appella, Arilus, Atowak, Berney, Carzo & Lieutier, Done Watches, Eagle Eye Watches, Exaequo, Ice Watch, Kendall, Lebois & Co, Lucile Beney, Magellan, Roamer, Robot, RSW, Saint Honoré Paris, Schneider&Co., Solar Aqua, Swiss Military Hanowa, SYE, Watchpeople and suppliers such as GPF Straps or Rapport London, , will all eagerly await watch enthusiasts starting from April 10th. These exhibitors represent over ten nationalities, giving Time to Watches a clearly international scope.

In addition to the exhibition, Talks will take place every morning and afternoon from April 10th to 14th. Join us for an engaging exploration of the ongoing revolutions in the world of watchmaking: innovation, diversity, and creativity.

Talks at exhibition © Time to Watches
Talks during exhibition © Time to Watches

Discover how brands redefine the horological landscape through innovative and disruptive approaches. Explore how open-source tools revolutionize watchmaking, unlocking new possibilities for watchmakers worldwide. Diversity in the watchmaking industry: what role do women play? Transformation of traditional business models: what are the outcomes? How is the landscape of the watchmaking industry being reshaped? Eco-responsibility is on everyone's minds, but how do brands truly integrate sustainability into their products and processes?

Explore the latest technological advancements and revolutionary innovations shaping the future of watchmaking: where technology and tradition meet to design exceptional timepieces. Engage with our experts on the impact of art and pop culture on contemporary watchmaking creation.

« The week ahead looks exciting. With a diverse array of brands on display, we anticipate some thrilling discoveries, and the planned discussions are bound to be captivating. This third edition is poised to make a lasting impression »

- Christian Wipfli, Founder and Director of Time to Watches