GENERAL MOOD OF THE “VENDANGES DE GENèVE”

For the 30th anniversary of the AROP, discover how Vacheron Constantin is partnering with the famous Paris Opera house and the presentation of a spectacular enamel timepiece reproducing the Opera’s ceiling painting by Marc Chagall.

La Montre Hermès has just shown us a really interesting timepiece, one that embodies the historical skills of the House and its new watchmaking capabilities with their very own movement, the H1837. The idea of “In the pocket”" is based on a model originally developed for an Hermès family member  in 1912 and gives you 3 possibilities of wearing it: as a pocket watch, a necklace or as a wrist watch where your wrist will be fully and comfortably surrounded with Hermès leather. The downside? Well, it’s a limited edition for only 24 happy customers around this planet. The upside? We really loved it!

Find out with Philippe Delhotal, Creative Director of La Montre Hermès, and Jean-Daniel Dubois, General Manager of Vaucher Manufacture, what it takes to develop a movement and especially what it now offers to the brand in terms of product extension. These two new sister-movements, the H1837 and the H1912, have taken almost five years to develop and will now equip the Dressage collection for men and the Arceau Ecuyère for women.

Jean-Christophe Babin, CEO of TAG Heuer, explains to TheWATCHES.tv the long history linking the brand to the world of automotive and in particular McLaren. The Geneva Auto Salon was the occasion for the brand to announce the continuation of this partnership with the prestigious English automotive outfit.