Paris (France) / Meyrin-Genève (Switzerland), September 2017 ? The Swiss High Horology Manufacture DeWitt is one of the only two watch brands invited at the Biennale de Paris, le Salon des Antiquaires, held in the French capital?s Grand Palais from 11 to 17 September 2017. The arts lover from all over the world will discover the brand?s universe and timepieces during the event. Indeed the brand bearing the logo of the Emperor Napoleon 1st will draw all those who are passionate for beautiful objects.
On the occasion of the Biennale de Paris, the High Horology Manufacture DeWitt exhibits its timepieces on a very unique and special booth designed by famous French artist Daniel Hourdé. His latest artwork consisted in exhibiting 22 statues on the Pont des Arts in Paris on May and June 2016. This talented artist collaborated on the project of a new booth for DeWitt. The booth is an all-golden 50 square meters space adorned with imperial bees carved on mirrors and Ws standing for DeWitt, through which the visitors can admire the famous glass roof of the prestigious Grand Palais. Amongst DeWitt?s collections, which the visitors of the Biennale de Paris are invited to discover, feature the iconic Academia, the architectural Twenty-8-Eight, the elegant Classic and the contemporary Glorious Knight. All these models are a token of the brand?s technical achievement, daring design and creative strength. The ladies? collections Alma, Blue Empire, Lady Pressy, Golden Afternoon and « M...