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Voting deadline looms for November’s WatchPro Awards

The WatchPro Awards are the biggest night of the year for the British watch industry, with over 300 executives expected to gather for the gala black tie dinner.

This year’s WatchPro Awards will return to the beautiful ballroom at 8 Northumberland on November 9, the night before WatchPro Salon opens its doors.

The WatchPro Awards are the biggest night of the year for the British watch industry, with over 300 executives expected to gather for the gala black tie dinner.

In a slight change to the nomination process, WatchPro editors compiled long lists for each of the 15 awards. These were then added to as nominations from the industry were received.

Voting is only open to members of the watch trade operating in the UK, and we require a verifiable company e-mail address as part of the survey (gmail, hotmail, etc, are not permitted). All voting is anonymous, with only the aggregate results used.

There is one survey form for retailers, which are voting for the watch brands they have most admired over the past year.

A separate survey form is for executives working for the brands, which are voting for the retailers that have impressed them most over the past year.

If you are retailer, please click here to cast your votes.

If you work for a watch brand, please click here to cast your votes.

Deadline for voting is Friday, October 20, so we urge you to take part immediately.

Here are the long lists for the businesses you will be voting on for the 2023 WatchPro Awards.

Retailer Awards

Multiple Watch Retailer of the Year

For retailers with 10 stores or more.

  • Beaverbrooks
  • Berry’s Jewellers
  • Bucherer
  • Chisholm Hunter
  • C.W. Sellors
  • Ernest Jones
  • Fraser Hart
  • Goldsmiths
  • H. Samuel
  • Mappin & Webb
  • T.H. Baker
  • Watches of Switzerland

Independent Watch Retailer of the Year

For privately-owned family jewellers.

  • Baker Brothers Diamonds
  • Banks Lyon
  • Berry’s Jewellers
  • CS Bedford
  • D.C. Leake
  • David M Robinson
  • David Christopher Jewellers
  • Dipples Jewellers
  • Frances Jewellers
  • Francis and Gaye
  • Frost of London
  • G Hewitt & Son
  • Hamilton & Inches
  • Harrington & Hallworth
  • H.S. Johnson
  • Hettich Jewellers
  • Jamieson & Carry
  • John Pass Jewellers
  • Johnsons Jewellers
  • Keanes Jewellers
  • Lumbers
  • Mallory
  • Market Cross Jewellers
  • Michael Jones Jeweller
  • Michael Spiers
  • Paul Sheeran Jewellers
  • Peter Jackson Jewellers
  • Prestons
  • R.L. Austen
  • Ray & Scott
  • Robert Gatward
  • Rox
  • Ruddells
  • Tustains
  • W Bruford
  • Wakefields

Multi-Generational Watch Retailer of the Year

For retailers that are managing the business from one generation to the next.

  • Berry’s Jewellers
  • C.H. Moody & Son
  • Chisholm Hunter
  • G. Collins & Sons
  • Hugh Rice
  • John Lunn Jewellers
  • Laings
  • Lister Horsfall
  • Pragnell
  • Weir & Son

Best New Store of the Year by a Retailer

For new stores run by retailers (as oppose to run by brands). Franchised or JV stores are permitted.

  • Beaverbrooks, Cambridge
  • Berry’s Jewellers, York
  • Chisholm Hunter, Aberdeen
  • Mappin & Webb, York
  • Omega by Berry’s Jewellers, Nottingham
  • Paul Sheeran, Dublin
  • Pragnell, Leicester
  • Rado by Ernest Jones, Leeds
  • Vacheron Constantin by Berry’s Jewellers, Leeds
  • Watch Pilot, Richmond
  • Watches of Switzerland, Battersea Power Station

Best Refurbished Store of the Year by a Retailer

For new stores run by retailers (as oppose to run by brands). Franchised or JV stores are permitted.

  • Goldsmiths, Lakeside, Essex
  • Lumbers, Leicester
  • Michael Jones, Northampton
  • Pragnell, Mayfair
  • Tustains, Leamington Spa

Pre-Owned Watch Retailer of the Year

For secondary market specialist retailers and platforms.

  • eBay
  • Chrono24 UK
  • Watchfinder
  • Subdial
  • Tempus Lord
  • Bloombar
  • David Duggan

Marketing, events, collaboration or partnership activation of the year

Open to brands or retailers.

  • Breitling Top Time Classic Car Promotion at Battersea Power Station
  • Hamilton watches in Oppenheimer and Indiana Jones movies
  • Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Golden Ratio Musical Show at Battersea Power Station
  • Omega’s Her Time House in London
  • Rado sponsors the England men’s and women’s cricket teams.
  • Blancpain X Swatch launch
  • WatchPro Salon
  • WOLF launches Rocket travel watch winders
Watch Brand Awards

Luxury Watch Brand of the Year

For brands whose watches sell predominately for £10,000 or more.

  • Patek Philippe
  • Audemars Piguet
  • Richard Mille
  • Vacheron Constantin
  • Bulgari
  • Jaeger-LeCoultre
  • Hublot
  • Jacob & Co
  • Parmigiani
  • MB&F
  • Roger Dubuis
  • Piaget
  • A. Lange & Sohne
  • Girard-Perregaux
  • Blancpain
  • Breguet

Prestige Watch Brand of the Year

For brands whose watches sell predominately for £5,000 to £10,000.

  • Rolex
  • Omega
  • Tudor
  • Breitling
  • TAG Heuer
  • Grand Seiko
  • Cartier
  • IWC
  • Panerai
  • Zenith
  • Louis Vuitton
  • Chanel
  • Glashutte Original
  • Bell & Ross
  • Longines
  • Bremont
  • Montblanc

Jewellery Watch Brand of the Year

For brands with specialist lines in gem-decorated timepieces.

  • Backes & Strauss
  • Bulgari
  • Cartier
  • Chanel
  • Chopard
  • Dior
  • Gucci
  • Harry Winston
  • Jacob & Co.
  • Piaget

Affordable Luxury Watch Brand of the Year

For brands whose watches sell predominately for £1,000 and £5,000.

  • Alpina
  • Frederique Constant
  • Longines
  • Zodiac
  • Oris
  • Ball
  • Maurice Lacroix
  • Garmin
  • Herbelin
  • Junghans
  • Seiko
  • Sinn
  • Rado
  • Raymond Weil
  • Baume & Mercier
  • Certina
  • Hamilton
  • Perrelet

Volume Watch Brand of the Year

For brands whose watches sell predominately for below £1,000.

  • Accurist
  • Bulova
  • Citizen
  • Hugo Boss
  • G-Shock
  • Swatch
  • Mondaine
  • Olivia Burton
  • Garmin
  • Vivienne Westwood
  • Tissot
  • Luminox
  • Timex
  • Sekonda
  • Fossil
  • Tommy Hilfiger
  • Movado
  • Emporio Armani

British Watch Brand of the Year

For brands headquartered in the UK. It is not a requirement to manufacture all or parts of watches in this country.

  • anOrdain
  • Bamford London
  • Bremont
  • Brooklands Watch Company
  • Camden Watch Co
  • Christopher Ward
  • Duckworth Prestex
  • Elliot Brown
  • Farer
  • Fears
  • Garrick
  • Loomes & Co
  • Marloe Watch Company
  • Mr Jones
  • Schofield Watch Company
  • Roger Smith
  • Studio Underdog
  • Struthers Watches
  • Vertex
  • William Wood
  • WOLF
  • Zero West

Best New or Refurbished Branded Store of the Year

For brands running their own stores.

  • IWC Battersea Power Station, London
  • Olivia Burton, Covent Garden, London
  • Omega, Regent Street, London
  • Mr Jones, Soho, London
  • TAG Heuer, Bullring, Birmingham

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