![]() ![]() More than 20 brands were showing during the four days of GWD, which was a series of exhibitions and events at venues across Geneva, rather than being concentrated in a large hall as the traditional fairs are. First mooted by Jean-Christophe Babin, chief executive of Bulgari, and a few other watch brands, GWD quickly grew as many brands hopped on the bandwagon, hoping to salvage what already looked like an annus horribilis. ![]() How did it fare? Was it a success for the brands, media, and public? Here is an overview of the atmosphere.Īfter the demise of Baselworld and the rescheduling of Watches & Wonders to Shanghai (will it really happen?), GWD was a ray of light in the dark times the watch community was experiencing. Having taken place August 26-29,Geneva Watch Days (GWD) might be the only physical show the watch industry will see this year, at least in Europe. Twenty-twenty will remain as a most peculiar year for the world as well as for trade fairs. Facebook Linkedin Twitter Pinterest Weibo Mail Instagram ![]()
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