Luxury Swiss watchmaker Patek Philippe celebrates its long history and prowess in watch making with a 10-day exhibition. The show, titled ?The Art of Watches, Grand Exhibition New York 2017? is slated to take place from July 13 to 23 at Ciprani 42nd Street. A showcase of the Swiss watchmaker?s 178-year-old history, the exhibition covers the tradition of haute horologerie and the brand?s heritage, giving visitors the chance to peak into the world of the last privately family owned Geneva Watch Company.
Watches and timepieces from 1530 will be put on show in a space of 13,218 square feet. The exhibition consists of 10 different rooms, each created to showcase different bits of history. Amongst these is the Napoleon room, which will display limited edition timepieces created specifically for the US market. For a trip back in time, visit the Museum room. Some of the greatest historical timepieces from the last five centuries, including the oldest timepieces to date will be put on view. Not to be missed is the Grand Complication room: Dedicated to Patek Philippe?s most complicated and innovative timepieces, this collection will no doubt showcase the brand?s mastery in horology. Other than browsing through the informative sections, feast your eyes on Watchmaker and Artisan demonstrations at the Interactive room. Dive into the inner workings of luxury watchmaking by taking part in these activities. For a quick break, the Patek Philippe Café is a great place for r...