WatchPro has confirmed that its readers can attend this Saturday's event at the Sofitel at Heathrow Airport for free.
EXHIBITIONS
Maurice Lacroix will be back in 2020 saying that the exhibition organiser listed to its needs and acted.
Horological world tour builds on its time in London, Dubai and New York with its first touch down in Asia.
Organisers detailed the uptake in attendance this year was helped by the attraction of guests from around the world.
Elliot Brown’s RNLI watches have been designed in collaboration with the institution. For each of the watches sold, a donation of £35 will be made to the emergency service.
This has not been a vintage year for innovation and advancement from many major watch brands, but Patek Philippe is the exception, using its 180th anniversary year to launch some genuinely new movements and timepieces alongside updates to its most popular models.
Known as the city of the 16th century architect Palladio, Vicenza has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO due to its exceptional artistic and architectural wealth.
EPHJ-EPMT-SMT will present a winner on June 18 in Geneva for the most technologically advanced new products at its exhibition.
Watchmakers and service centres have their very own show highlighting advancements in precision equipment starting next month when the EPHJ-EPMT-SMT exhibition opens in Geneva from June 18 to 21 June.
TAG Heuer, Hublot, Zenith and Bulgari confirm they will return in 2020 with their current stands.