Time to Watches unveils its list of exhibitors

Press release

February 2023

Time to Watches returns to the HEAD – Genève from March 28th to April 1st, 2023. One of the highlights of this year’s event is that it will be open to the public throughout the five days.

Time to Watches unveils its list of exhibitors

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Press release

February 2023

Time to Watches unveils its list of exhibitors

Time to Watches returns to the HEAD – Genève from March 28th to April 1st, 2023. One of the highlights of this year’s event is that it will be open to the public throughout the five days.

ollowing the success of its 2022 edition, the Time to Watches event will return to Geneva, during Watch Week, at the HEAD – Genève from March 28th to April 1st, 2023. One of the main highlights this year is the fact that Time to Watches will be open to the public throughout the five days moving away from being a professional-driven event.

The first edition of Time to Watches was held last year culminating in a smashing 4’500 visitors over the course of 4 days. In 2022, the event brought together exhibiting watch brands after the worldwide hiatus, organized a cultural Talks programme tackling the main challenges of the industry, and gave the stage to talented young watchmakers.

Time to Watches was designed to allow brands and independent watchmakers to come and meet their customers of today, but especially the buyers of tomorrow, in an absolutely relaxed and open setting.

“We are convinced that the watchmaking world needs a platform open to all trends and to all audiences, without barriers or preconceptions, except quality. In a dynamic, inclusive and stimulating atmosphere, Time To Watches fills this need. We do everything to make everyone feel comfortable and have an exceptional experience,” says Christian Wipfli, Executive Director of Time To Watches.

The event’s main partner, the Geneva School of Art and Design, will host the event in Le Cube, the flagship space of its campus, a stunning building stemming from Geneva’s industrial heritage.