The countdown to British Watchmakers’ Day 2025 is officially on, as the British Watchmakers’ Alliance announces ‘The List’ of 26 exhibiting brands.
Each will present Special Edition timepieces exclusively to event attendees, offering a unique opportunity for collectors to discover limited-run British-made watches.
Taking place on Saturday 8 March, 2025 at Lindley Hall in London, British Watchmakers’ Day is a key event in the horological calendar, where visitors will experience a selection of new watches from some of the UK’s finest names, including Christopher Ward, Bremont, and Farer.
These unique timepieces, crafted in strictly limited editions of up to 200 pieces, offer a rare glimpse into the cutting-edge design and craftsmanship that defines British watchmaking.
Alistair Audsley, CEO of the British Watchmakers’ Alliance, expressed his excitement: “The first British Watchmakers’ Day in 2024 was a resounding success, and the demand for Special Editions showed that British brands are creating highly collectible timepieces. This year, we’ve seen even more brands join the movement.”
The Special Edition watches range from one-of-a-kind pieces, like the Monro MOA-BWD, to limited releases such as Fears Brunswick 40.5 Jump Hour Edwardian Edition (just 10 pieces).
Notably, the brands are following a strict embargo on pre-orders to ensure every attendee has a fair chance to purchase the exclusive releases, making the event truly special for collectors traveling from around the globe.
Here’s the definitive list do add to your agenda for British Watchmakers’ Day 2025:
Special Edition Watches: The List
- Christopher Ward – C1 Moonphase Mission to Maidenhead (25 pieces)
- Studio Underdog + Fears – collaboration – The Gimlet (200 pieces)
- Fears – Brunswick 40.5 Jump Hour Edwardian Edition (10 pieces)
- Vertex – M60 Taormina (50 pieces)
- Mr Jones Watches – Khaosify mechanical (10 pieces)
- Boken – 3 Special Edition Breacher Time-Only watches (3 pieces)
- Isotope – 2 watches: Isotope Mercury BWD Cloisonné and Micro Marquetry (5 pieces of each)
- Farer – The Aurora (10 pieces)
- Elliot Brown – Holton Auto GMT: XXV/X (10 pieces)
- Schofield – The B6, Deep Blue (10 pieces) Shallow Green (10 pieces) and the B6 ‘Sea-Change’ (20 pieces)
- Duckworth Prestex – Prestex N2 (25 pieces)
- Beaucroft – Penfold (75 pieces)
- Pinion – The Neutron Violet (30 pieces)
- Marloe – Morar 310 (100 pieces)
- Sidereus – Gordon Bennett (5 pieces)
- Zero West – Models S5e and S6e (99 pieces each)
- Nomadic – Fíor 555, 50 pieces
- Geckota – Pioneer Special Edition in Lapis Blue (50 pieces)
- Monro – MOA-BWD (1 piece)
- Olivier Meylan – PES (5 pieces)
- Pompeak – Smoked Red Edition (15 pieces)
- Clemence – The Munro 2025 Concept Edition (10 pieces)
- Apiar – Gen 1.0 (5 pieces with unique red dial)
- Omologato – Arnage Rouge London Edition (10 pieces)
- Golby – The Coastal (25 pieces)
- Alkin -Alkin Model Three – Special Edition (40 pieces)
Alongside the timepieces, the event offers an unparalleled opportunity to network with brand founders and other watch afficionados, immersing in the vibrant community shaping the future of British horology.
For more details and ticket reservations, visit britishwatchmakers.com.