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LWW – The City Edition: A New watchmaking tradition begins at the Royal Exchange

London Watch Week and City AM have joined forces to bring an inaugural City destination event: LWW – The City Edition. Since almost the beginning of time, or at least since it’s been so beautifully and elegantly measured, watches and the City have gone hand in hand. You only have to look to the Worshipful [...]

LWW – The City Edition: A New watchmaking tradition begins at the Royal Exchange

London Watch Week and City AM have collaborated to present LWW – The City Edition, an inaugural watchmaking event held at the Royal Exchange in the heart of London's City. This unique event combines the city's rich watchmaking heritage with its thriving community of collectors, creating an unparalleled experience for enthusiasts and industry professionals alike.

Taking place on a single day, November 18th, amidst the Christmas festivities, the event will transform part of the historic Grade I-listed Royal Exchange into a dazzling showcase of timepieces. The occasion, ticketed by day and invite-only by night, will offer attendees a chance to immerse themselves in the world of horology, guided by leading watchmakers, collectors, and industry experts.

The event will feature exclusive access to world-class brands such as Bremont, Christopher Ward, NOMOS Glashütte, and Ciga Design, all under one roof. Visitors can revel in the exquisite craftsmanship of each timepiece, with opportunities to touch, feel, and even hear the tick of these fine instruments. Sarah Baumann, Christopher Ward COO, expressed her excitement about the partnership, promising a memorable experience for both returning and new faces.

To complement the watch exhibition, several boutiques within the Royal Exchange will offer premium access to guests, further enriching the event with a diverse range of luxury brands. Additionally, the event will host live craftsmanship demonstrations by Jean Rousseau, allowing attendees to witness the artistry behind these stunning timepieces.

Lucy Mackenzie-Cheesewright, co-founder of London Watch Week, emphasized the significance of this winter edition, stating that it was a natural fit to collaborate with City AM in such a historic setting. Whether one is a dedicated watch aficionado or simply a curious observer, LWW – The City Edition promises an unforgettable experience that celebrates the timeless art of watchmaking and the spirit of the City of London.

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