atches and Wonders Geneva continues to grow, welcoming thirteen new brands this year. Akhor, Alain Silberstein, Berneron, Breva Genève, Fortis, Kerbedanz, Porsche Design, Singer Reimagined and Stollenwurm will join Breitling, Damiani, Gallet and Universal Genève, whose participation was announced in June 2026. These new additions further underscore the event’s appeal and the diversity of its exhibiting brands, bringing the total number of exhibitors to 75.

Reflecting the Salon’s continued expansion, the main hall will now bring together 32 leading watchmaking Maisons, while the Carré des Horlogers will welcome 27 brands, a number that has tripled over the past decade. The Mezzanine also continues to gain momentum, with 16 brands.

Geneva will host the leading names in watchmaking within a completely redesigned setting. Inspired by the lakes and mountains that shape Geneva and its surroundings, this new scenography within Palexpo marks an important milestone in the evolution of the Salon. Designed to enhance the visitor experience, it features spacious aisles allowing a smoother and more comfortable flow.

Beyond the latest releases from exhibiting brands, Watches and Wonders Geneva will offer an immersive experience inviting visitors to explore the world of contemporary watchmaking. Public interest in watchmaking professions and craftsmanship continues to grow across generations, year after year. Artistic crafts, training and education, live demonstrations and hands-on workshops will therefore take center stage. Whether visiting with family or friends, as a newcomer or a seasoned collector, everyone will be able to discover the many facets of watchmaking through experiences designed to make the industry more open, accessible and welcoming.

The In The City program continues to expand and will now run over seven days. The Watchmaking Village, brand activations hosted in boutiques, demonstrations from artisans, immersive experiences, and cultural and musical events will set the pace for a week entirely dedicated to the art of watchmaking. As a cornerstone of Geneva’s identity, watchmaking will take over the city from 5 to 11 April 2027, offering residents and visitors alike a unique immersion into a world of excellence, creativity and craftsmanship.