Luxembourg’s third watch fair will be held at the Château de Septfontaines on 12 May, hosted by Premium magazine in collaboration with Banque Internationale de Luxembourg.
Entitled Watchmaker this year, the event aims to present exceptional time pieces based around the exhibition and a Gala dinner for up to 250 people. Watch enthusiasts will be able to discover the latest trends — some of them internationally renowned — and also to exchange with an audience of enthusiasts.
The exhibition features around fifteen exhibitors, including a number of master watchmakers, such as Kari Voutilainen, rewarded four times at the Grand Prix de l'Horlogerie in Geneva, Vianney Halter, winner of the 2016 Gaia Prize from the International Museum of Watchmaking, and the Innovation Prize in 2013, for his Deep Space Tourbillon, Grönefeld, winner of the 2016 Men's Watch Prize and the Tourbillon Prize in 2014 at the Grand Prix de l'Horlogerie in Geneva, Ludovic Ballouard, nominated in 2016 for the Prix Haute Mécanique Dame, and whose Upside Down watch was elected watch of the year in 2010 by Montres Passion magazine.
Also, Antoine Preziuso, winner of the Prix de l'Innovation 2016 and the Audience Award with its Tourbillon model at the Grand Prix de l'Horlogerie in Geneva, and Corum, 2000 winner of the Gaia Prize from the International Museum of Watchmaking, in the artisan creation category.
Other exhibition stands will feature ten vehicles on loan from the Make a Wish Association and Bilia-Emond House, as well as motorcycles from Sacha Lakic, and custom-made jewellery.
The exhibition runs from 12:30 to 18:00 on 12 May.
