Tourneau/Bucherer celebrated the opening of its Time Machine art exhibition in Manhattan with an evening of cocktails, canapes and celebrities.
The exhibition brings various strands of art and horology from the past century with the aim of demonstrating their qualitative powers of time travel and timelessness.
It draws together the influence of art over the last hundred years from traditional paintings to interactive sculpture, horology and NFTs.
“With our rotating exhibition we embrace the idea of timelessness with works from Picasso to Damien Hirst, Man Ray to Adam Parker Smith; spanning across a variety of mediums including photography, paintings, sculptures and now one of the first retailers to showcase NFTs. The Bucherer 1888 TimeMachine is a boutique that is built on the concept of curation. Our goal is to create an environment that constantly inspires, surprises and delights,” says Carina Ertl, Chief Marketing Officer of Tourneau/Bucherer USA.
Watch faces at Time Machine
Guests of CEO Ira Melnitsky and the Tourneau/Bucherer team included Carina Ertl, Coco Bassey, Gardy St Fleur, Jessica Wang, Karen Blanchard, Linh Niller, Sai de Silva and Sophie Elgort.
