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The Patek Philippe Grand Exhibition “KunstWerkUhr” that was held in Munich from the 17th to 27th October 2013 was a great success.
The exhibition was held at the Kunsthalle der HypoVereinsbank, a famous art gallery in Munich. 22’000 people, more than twice as many visitors as had been anticipated, attended the « KunstWerkUhr » exhibition. “The positive feedback we received from visitors was extremely rewarding”, said Yannick Michot, Director of Deutsche Patek Philippe.
The Patek Philippe Grand Exhibition “KunstWerkUhr” displayed 474 exhibits, for the very first time in Europe, on more than 1,200 sqm, during 11 days. The exhibition was based on three major pillars: The museum, the workshops and fine artisanship – all designed to give visitors a chance to experience the company’s universe and its history from its very origin in 1839.
The workshops’ section featured the entire current collection, as well as all grand complication models, including the exceptional Star Caliber 2000 – the third most complicated timepiece ever crafted. The museum section was a true reproduction of the Patek Phlippe Museum in Geneva, displaying 88 exhibits, including some of the most antique portable Omega Replica watches dating back to the 16th century and coming from the South of Germany.
The major attraction of this exhibition was the display and live demonstrations of watchmakers and artisans who came specially from the Geneva workshops: gemsetters, engravers, enamel painters and engine-turning experts showcased their ancient skills in front of enthusiastic visitors.
The Patek Philippe “Replica Watches UK Art Grand Exhibition” already met with great success in January 2012 in Dubai and will be taking place in London from 18 May to 7 June 2015 at the Saatchi Gallery.
“We came to Munich because this city prizes the values on which the Patek Philippe success story is based: tradition and innovation, appreciation of sublime artisanship, love of art and culture,” said Thierry Stern, the company’s president and fourth-generation member of the owning family.