Dubai Watch Week 2023 in November offered a generous schedule of events that encourage discourses and exchange of knowledge
Framed as a catalyst for collaborative exchanges, the Dubai Watch Week (DWW) that was held from November 16-20 served as a source of inspiration for numerous watchmaking events. Its agenda was packed with workshops, debates, and presentations, held daily in the Collectors’ Lounge, Creative Hub, and Forums.
Discussions also happened under the shade of palm trees in the numerous relaxation areas, ideal for further encounters and networking opportunities. At the end of each day, cocktails, dinners, and parties extended the lively conversations amidst Dubai’s bright lights and dynamic atmosphere.
From independent artisans to global giants, 50 exhibitors were invited by Seddiqi & Sons, the key retailer behind DWW, to put on a stunning show.
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A quarter of the exhibitors used their participation in this flagship event as a springboard for global launches. Popular independent brand H. Moser & Cie chose DWW to unveil its magnificent new Streamliner Small Seconds.
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Frederique Constant celebrated its 35th anniversary by launching stunning creations: the Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar Manufacture, and its watch collaboration with its ambassador, producer and DJ Avener.
Watch lovers were also delighted by the diversity of brands and their latest models including Armin Strom, ArtyA, Breitling, Ferdinand Berthoud, Greubel Forsey, Oris, and Ulysse Nardin.
