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SIHH2019: Young Talent Competition / by F.P. Journe
DescriptionAward ceremony of the annual Young Talent Competition organized by F.P. Journe, with the support of the FHH Foundation High Horology and of luxury watch retailer The Hour Glass. The aim of the competition is to identify the most talented young watchmaking apprentices in the world, spotlight their achievements and suppoMore
Award ceremony of the annual Young Talent Competition organized by F.P. Journe, with the support of the FHH Foundation High Horology and of luxury watch retailer The Hour Glass. The aim of the competition is to identify the most talented young watchmaking apprentices in the world, spotlight their achievements and support them in their career. In order to compete, the candidates must submit a timepiece or a technical construction that they have independently designed and made. The winner this year: Tyler John Davies, a graduate from the School of Jewellery of Birmingham University (UK) for a clock called “Equilibrium”. Speakers: François-Paul Journe, Founder, F.P. Journe; Michael Tay, Group Managing Director, The Hour Glass; Brigitte Makhzani, Communication, F.P. Journe; Pascal Ravessoud, Cultural Council FHH.
(Recorded at SIHH2019, Geneva, 16 January 2019)
Remise du prix de la Young Talent Competition, organisée par F.P. Journe avec le soutien de la FHH Fondation Haute Horlogerie et du détaillant The Hour Glass. L'objectif du concours est d'identifier les jeunes apprentis horlogers les plus talentueux du monde, mettre leur talent en lumière et les soutenir sur la route de l’indépendance. Pour pouvoir concourir, les candidats doivent présenter une pièce d'horlogerie ou une construction technique qu'ils ont indépendamment conçue et réalisée. Le gagnant de cette année: Tyler John Davies, de la School of Jewellery de la Birmingham University (UK) pour sa creation d’une horloge
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