
About Watches and Wonders Geneva
Watches and Wonders Geneva is the leading international watchmaking event, held every spring at Palexpo in Geneva. Organized by the non-profit Watches and Wonders Geneva Foundation, created on the initiative of Rolex, Richemont and Patek Philippe, the Salon brings together the great Maisons of fine watchmaking alongside independent watchmakers and emerging brands. Exhibitors unveil their annual novelties to retailers, media and collectors from around the world, while the week-long In The City program turns Geneva itself into a celebration of watchmaking culture and craftsmanship.
Event Focus
Fine Watchmaking | Haute Horlogerie | Luxury Watch Brands | Independent Watchmakers | Watch Complications | Jewellery Watches | Métiers d'Art | Watch Retail & Distribution | Watchmaking Innovation | Craftsmanship & Education | Collecting
Event Highlights
65+ Exhibiting Brands, Nearly 60,000 Visitors, 6,000 Retailers and 1,750 Journalists make Watches and Wonders Geneva the most important meeting place of the watch industry. The Salon is organized around the main hall of the great Maisons, the Carré des Horlogers for independent watchmakers and the Mezzanine, complemented by world premieres of new collections, the LAB for innovators and startups, live craft demonstrations and workshops, public days for watch enthusiasts, and a city-wide In The City program with the Watchmaking Village, boutique activations and cultural events.
Why Attend
Watches and Wonders Geneva is where the watch industry sets the tone for the year ahead. Discover the latest novelties from the world's most prestigious Maisons and independent watchmakers first hand, meet brand executives and product specialists, strengthen partnerships as a retailer or distributor, and gain insight into design trends, materials and complications. For retailers, distributors, journalists, collectors and anyone in the luxury and watch business, the week in Geneva is the essential date in the calendar.
Organizer
Watches and Wonders Geneva Foundation