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MCH Swiss Exhibition (Basel) Ltd.
BASELWORLD
CH – 4005 Basel
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HourUniverse will take place in summer 2021 at the earliest

HourUniverse will take place in summer 2021 at the earliest

While new dates have not yet been communicated, HourUniverse remains committed to organising an event this year. Summer 2021 is currently targeted as the (...)

HourUniverse: “We're on track for 2021”

HourUniverse: “We’re on track for 2021”

INTERVIEW

Will the Basel Fair, the undisputed leader of the world’s watch fairs for a century, be reborn with a new identity, a new concept and a mix of physical and (...)

Towards a “deglobalisation” of watchmaking?

Towards a “deglobalisation” of watchmaking?

OPINION

The implosion of the industry’s calendar, with the prospects of a global event becoming ever more remote, is a symptom of the erosion of the globalisation (...)

MCH launches a new concept to replace Baselworld

MCH launches a new concept to replace Baselworld

WATCH FAIRS

Following the end of Baselworld, MCH is announcing a new concept for a global platform for the watch, jewellery and gemstone industries: “HourUniverse”. (...)

A new page waiting to be written

A new page waiting to be written

CORONAVIRUS CHRONICLES

A page has been turned with the definitive break between Baselworld and its most loyal exhibitors. The regrouping around a single event in Geneva is the (...)

The watch show that should inspire the future Geneva show

The watch show that should inspire the future Geneva show

RETROSPECTIVE

The project of a new world watch show in Geneva next April has been launched. Behind-the-scenes discussions are taking place to decide on its structure. (...)

Baselworld: extensive collateral damage

Baselworld: extensive collateral damage

CORONAVIRUS CHRONICLES

We knew that watch fairs were in crisis, and would have to reinvent themselves. In fact, Europa Star devoted a special feature to the subject in its (...)

The heartbreaking fate of the Basel Fair

The heartbreaking fate of the Basel Fair

CORONAVIRUS CHRONICLES

As an exhibitor for more than 80 years, like so many members of the global watchmaking community, we can only express deep sadness at the heartbreaking (...)

In Memoriam: Baselworld

In Memoriam: Baselworld

BREAKING NEWS

Baselworld as we knew it is over. Its main pillars have collapsed. Patek Philippe, Rolex, Tudor, Chopard and Chanel leave Basel and join Geneva, the FHH (...)

New models: to launch or not to launch?

New models: to launch or not to launch?

CORONAVIRUS CHRONICLE

One heck of a dilemma is facing all the watch brands in the starting blocks right now. Ready, or nearly, to launch their new models in the run-up to the (...)

The clash of concepts and the remaking of watch fairs

The clash of concepts and the remaking of watch fairs

THE FAIR TRADE

Total vertical integration or task-sharing: which is the right strategy for an era of digital globalisation? Baselworld and Watches & Wonders may well (...)

Baselworld: the battle for redemption

Baselworld: the battle for redemption

INTERVIEW

A wall of disenchantment nearly cost the world’s largest watch industry gathering its future. New manager Michel Loris-Melikoff has the twofold task of (...)