After Venice, Hong Kong and Singapore, the 72 watches selected by the jury of the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG) have arrived at the final stage of their international journey: the Museum of Art and History in Geneva.
These small masterpieces, presented by the most famous brands of the sector, can be admired by the public until November 14th.
On Friday 9th November, at the Leman Theatre of the Swiss city, will be held the 18th edition of the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie, during which one of the competing timepieces will be awarded with the prestigious "Aiguille d'Or" trophee.
More No Comment
Robots deployed to shopping malls to prevent COVID-19 spread
Artist in Paris highlights pandemic plight with 'fragile' world map
Spain falls silent at start of 10-day mourning for COVID-19 victims
Versailles gets ready to open up the legacy of the Sun King once again
Chefs across Europe are protesting lockdown rules
Hong Kong protests over law to ban ridicule of China's national anthem
Italy's archaeological site Pompeii reopens - but with restrictions
Swarms of desert locusts tear through Rajasthan in northern India
French nursing home's special tent lets elderly have visitors again
Aquarium releases first footage of newborn beluga whale
A Mexican zoo has named two newborn puma cubs Pandemic and Quarantine
Supporters greet Bolsonaro amid controversy over cabinet video
Groundbreaking TV? Earthquake hits during Jacinda Ardern interview
Healthcare workers stage fresh protest outside Paris hospital
Watch: Robot pulls the pints as bar offers a taste of the future
The Eternal City shares its past again as Rome's museums open again
Venice's gondolas are back after Italy relaxes COVID-19 restrictions
'Hug glove' gives Canada family bit of normality during COVID-19 pandemic
Scuffles and shouting break out in Hong Kong's legislature
Hungary: Flashmob at the airport