This year’s Inhorgenta 2025, Europe’s leading jewelry and watch trade fair, is taking place in Munich from 21-24 February, and will see the event launch a new FHH Cultural Space to celebrate the artistry, craftsmanship, and heritage of fine watchmaking.
Adding another dimension to the words of horology and fine jewelry, the initiative space comes in collaboration with the Fondation Haute Horlogerie, and will offer visitors an exclusive opportunity to immerse themselves in the world of high-end timepieces.
“The FHH Cultural Space adds a new layer to Inhorgenta, combining workshops, exhibitions, and expert talks for a truly exceptional experience,” said Stefanie Mändlein, Exhibition Director of Inhorgenta. Aurélie Streit, Vice President of FHH, added, “This is a chance to explore the precision and innovation behind watchmaking, alongside the rich cultural history that defines this extraordinary craft.”
Highlights at the FHH Cultural Space Inhorgenta 2025
Watches and Talents exhibition: Featuring eight renowned artisans, including Andreas Albert, Philippe Dufour, and Anita Porchet, this exhibition showcases rare and intricate watchmaking professions, from miniature painting to movement crafting.
Watch talks: Industry leaders such as Manuel Emch (Kollokium), Andrea Furlan (Furlan Marri), and Rolf Studer (Oris) will lead panel discussions on the latest trends, the success of independent brands, and the influence of Gen Z on the watch industry.
Watchmaking workshops: Visitors can experience hands-on workshops where they will learn the delicate art of disassembling and reassembling a UNITAS 6497-1 movement under expert guidance, gaining insight into the precision that goes into every timepiece.
Additionally, the Horology HUB will offer a captivating journey through the history and technical advancements of watchmaking, with immersive panels showcasing the evolution of the craft.
Oris, a FHH partner for the occasion, will also present activations that highlight the brand’s commitment to independence, innovation, and sustainability.
The FHH Cultural Space will be located in Hall A1.333 at Inhorgenta Munich 2025, running from 21-24 February 2025. To register for workshops or learn more, visit inhorgenta.press@messe-muenchen.de.