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Why No Rolex at GPHG 2019? Predictions! WatchTime New York Preview & Luxury Watches
Descriptionhttps://www.watchtimeevents.com : Join Tim & Roger in New York this weekend! Roger Ruegger, Editor in Chief of WatchTime Magazine joins Tim Mosso for a discussion of leading luxury watch brands and the awards they might win at the 2019 GPHG on November 7, 2019. We discuss why Rolex watches and Patek Philippe watches dMore
https://www.watchtimeevents.com : Join Tim & Roger in New York this weekend!
Roger Ruegger, Editor in Chief of WatchTime Magazine joins Tim Mosso for a discussion of leading luxury watch brands and the awards they might win at the 2019 GPHG on November 7, 2019. We discuss why Rolex watches and Patek Philippe watches don’t appear among the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie pre-selections, and we predict the winners in several high-profile GPHG watch categories.
All of this and a preview of this weekend’s “WatchTime New York” watch show can be seen in this special Thursday morning feature for watch buyers, watch collectors, and watch enthusiasts!
The 2019 Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Geneve is the “Oscars” or “Academy Awards” of the luxury watch industry. Today, Tim and Roger will consider candidates from Audemars Piguet, Vacheron Constantin, Ulysse Nardin, IWC TAG Heuer, Kari Voutilainen, Tudor watches, Zenith, and Grand Seiko as The 1916 Company Watch Reviews the leading awards categories at the GPHG. Should an Audemars Piguet Royal Oak win the “Iconic” prize solely on the strength of a salmon dial? Should a Seiko Prospex take home the “Dive Watch” prize against rivals from Swiss stalwarts? Find out during this spirited debate and review!
Today’s discussion spans the following luxury watch award categories; Men’s Watch, Men’s Complication, Diver’s, Mechanical Exception, Chronograph, Petit Aiguille, Challenge, and the grand prize, the Aiguille d’Or. Tim and Roger have very different
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