SIHH 2012 – TOP 5 WITH GREGORY PONS – PART 2 OF 2
Discover the last two picks of Grégory Pons, editor of Business Montres, in his Top 5 of the 2012 SIHH: a new and simple Excalibur from Roger Dubuis and the very special Métier d'Art from Vacheron Constantin.
Tags: Excalibur, Gregory Pons, Metiers d'Art, Roger Dubuis, SIHH, SIHH 2012, Top 5, Vacheron Constantin
Latest Editorial Content
Parmigiani Fleurier’s new “Atelier” concept revealed in London
Find out the mission of of this Atelier boutique, one that serves as a distribution platform for the the retailers of the brand as well as the main service center for the country, on top of being naturally a boutique where the entire collection of the brand is visible.
- May 23, 2013
Trend of the May watch auctions held in Geneva: Christie’s, Sothebys and Antiquorum
Find out the trend following the latest important watch auctions held recently in Geneva by Christie’s, Sotheby’s and Antiquorum. New records, market still high, Rolex, Patek Philippe…
- May 21, 2013
Top 5 of Suzanne Wong at Baselworld 2013
And to end this Top 5 program of our coverage of Baselworld 2013, find out the selection of Suzanne Wong, watch journalist for Revolution.
- May 15, 2013
Top 5 of Carlos Torres at Baselworld 2013
Find out the Top 5 selection of Carlos Torres at the 2103 Baselworld…
- May 14, 2013
Guillaume Tetu, CEO and Founder of Hautlence, presents to the swiss press the new facility and his concept of an “Atelier d’Horlogerie Contemporaine”. The 11th edition of the exhibition oddly known as EPHJ-EPMT-SMT just closed its door in Geneva and with more than 14’000 visitors and 664 exhibitors was a success. Three industries are found in this exhibition ranging from suppliers of the watchmaking world, to med tech and micro tech, and where natural synergies are developed between them: ceramics form the medtech to watchmaking and watchmaking polishing techniques for the medical world. Exceptional and unusual night glow of hot air balloons at the Geneva airport during the Montgolfiades event with Parmigiani Fleurier for the inauguration of their new balloon. Interview with Mr François Thiébaud, President of Tissot, who explains us the reasons and objectives of the their new and impressive robotic warehouse in Le Locle. Capable of managing up to 50’000 pieces per day, this installation was a minimum to contain the brand’s development. Discover what it’s like when you’re really racing against time. Interview with Loïck Peyron, skipper of Banque Populaire 5, and Yvan Ravussin, watch leader, regarding the fastest tour around the world with a sailing boat: 45 days 13h 42mn 53s!!! As we mentioned in a previous editorial, the woman market is still quite untapped and brands are looking into different ways to develop this. A smart example of this is with Parmigiani Fleurier’s Woman of Exception concept where the idea is not to simply use a glamourous ambassador, but women that have actually achieved something in their lives. Find out more in this video report with Jean-Marc Jacot, CEO of the brand. Behind the scenes of a record sale by Christie’s at the Geneva auction on May 10th 2010: 6.4 Million Swiss francs for a 1943 Patek Philippe chronograph. 
Random Videos
HAUTLENCE – Entering a new phase
An exhibition for the suppliers of the watchmaking industry
PARMIGIANI FLEURIER – Night glow at the Geneva Airport
A journey inside Tissot’s new logistical facility
A race against time: the Trophee Jules Verne
An example of how brands cater to the woman market
Behind the scenes of a record sale !!!!
