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Antonine Preziuso will attend on October 16th and 17th
Founded in Geneva by the master watchmaker alongside his family, Antoine Preziuso centers on high-complication restoration and independent watchmaking. The brand is known for bold architectural designs, including triple-axis tourbillons, meteorite dials, and grand complications across collections like the Tourbillon Trillion and the Chronometer. By pairing traditional Swiss techniques with unconventional materials, the manufacture creates striking timepieces defined by artistic freedom. The Cellini Watch Fair will showcase the brand’s creative vision, offering connoisseurs a closer look at its exceptional horological art.
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Artime will attend on October 15th and 16th
A Swiss high-horology brand that began in 2014 as a watch decoration and finishing firm and evolved into a creator of luxury mechanical timepieces by 2023 under a new impetus. Specializing in openwork designs, the brand debuted its first model, the ART01 Tourbillon, limited to 20 pieces in titanium and sapphire crystal, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship with gold movements and innovative materials. At the Cellini Watch Fair, ARTIME promises to captivate enthusiasts with its commitment to excellence and bold creations that elevate the art of watchmaking.
– Click here to see the ARTIME collection
David Candaux will attend on October 15th and 16th –
Established in 2017 in the Vallée de Joux, drawing on a rich watchmaking heritage dating back to 1740. Founded by the eponymous watchmaker, it features innovative elements like 30-degree inclined tourbillons and a vertical “Magic Crown” push-button, across collections such as DC1, DC6, and DC7. Emphasizing wearable designs that fuse traditional craftsmanship with modern innovation, David Candaux creates unique timepieces for everyday elegance. The Cellini Watch Fair will highlight this brand’s artisanal soul, inviting connoisseurs to explore its exceptional and boundary-pushing creations.
– Click here to see the DAVID CANDAUX collection
Ferdinand Berthoud will attend on October 15th and 16th
Ferdinand Berthoud was revived in 2015 in Fleurier to honor the legacy of the 18th-century Master Chronometer Maker to the French Crown and Navy. Operating as an exclusive manufacture within the Chopard Group, the brand produces ultra-limited timepieces defined by fusée-and-chain constant-force systems and pillar-constructed movements across its FB 1, FB 2, and FB 3 lines. Every watch emphasizes chronometric rigor and hand finishing executed to historical standards. The Cellini Watch Fair will present these rare creations, highlighting the brand’s dedication to marine chronometry.
– Click here to see the FERDINAND BERTHOUD collection
Krayon will attend on October 17th
Founded in Neuchâtel by watchmaker and engineer Rémi Maillat, Krayon specializes in complex mechanical calculations integrated into wearable wristwatches. The manufacture gained international recognition for developing movement architectures capable of calculating exact sunrise and sunset times anywhere on Earth, featured in the Everywhere and Anywhere lines. The designs balance technical depth with slim, comfortable proportions. The Cellini Watch Fair will highlight Krayon’s mechanical ingenuity and its unique astronomical functions.
– Click here to see the KRAYON collection
L.Leroy will attend on October 15th and 16th
L.Leroy traces its history back to Paris, where it once supplied marine chronometers and fine timepieces to historic figures like Napoleon Bonaparte and Queen Victoria. Today, crafted in Switzerland, the manufacture focuses on ultra-precise chronometers, flying tourbillons, and minute repeaters within its collections. The brand combines classical French aesthetics with strict chronometric standards to create understated, classic wristwatches. The Cellini Watch Fair will highlight this rich heritage, inviting visitors to explore L.Leroy’s timeless approach to traditional watchmaking.
– Click here to see the L.LEROY collection
Lang & Heyne will attend on October 15th –
Based in Dresden, Saxony, Lang & Heyne was co-founded by Marco Lang and Mirko Heyne to preserve the traditions of 19th-century Saxon pocket watchmaking. The manufacture is known for its hand-engraved gold and silver movement components, grand feu enamel dials, and hand finishing across collections named after historic Saxon rulers, including the Friedrich II, Georg, and Anton. Every component reflects a focus on hand craftsmanship and classical architecture. The Cellini Watch Fair will highlight the brand’s commitment to traditional technique, offering collectors a view into authentic German watchmaking.
– Click here to see the LANG & HEYNE collection
Lederer will attend on October 17th
Operating as an independent manufacture in Saint-Blaise, Lederer was established by master watchmaker Bernhard Lederer following decades of mechanical research. The brand focuses on mechanical precision and escapement innovation, highlighted by its award-winning Central Impulse Chronometer featuring a dual-impulse escapement and twin constant-force mechanisms. Its open-worked designs showcase the fluid motion of the movement while pursuing chronometric accuracy. The Cellini Watch Fair will mark Bernhard Lederer’s 40th anniversary in watchmaking, celebrating his career and his contributions to modern chronometry.
– Click here to see the LEDERER collection
Legare will attend on October 16th
Legare is an independent watchmaker based in the Vallée de Joux, taking inspiration from the work of historical movement designer Albert-Gustave Piguet. The brand’s defining feature is its inverted movement construction, which brings intricate escapements and finishing details directly to the dial side, as seen in its Chapter 1 AGP Inverted. By pairing open-worked architecture with regional finishing methods, Legare offers a contemporary interpretation of traditional Vallée de Joux watchmaking. The Cellini Watch Fair will introduce attendees to the brand’s fresh mechanical perspective.
– Click here to see the LEGARE collection
Ulysse Nardin will attend on October 17th
Founded in 1846 in Le Locle, Switzerland, Ulysse Nardin established its reputation as a leading supplier of marine deck chronometers to navies worldwide. Modernized through the early adoption of silicon technology, the manufacture remains a leader in material innovation, best seen in collections like the Freak, Marine Torpilleur, and Blast. The brand combines its historical maritime identity with progressive engineering to create distinctive, unconventional timepieces. The Cellini Watch Fair will feature these signature models, celebrating Ulysse Nardin’s ongoing role in technical innovation.
– Click here to see the ULYSSE NARDIN collection
