The Grand Prix de l'Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG), a Swiss and international event with exhibitions all over the world.
Each year, the GPHG organizes a world tour of the vitality, creativity and excellence of contemporary watchmaking, featuring 84 selected watches.
This series of exhibitions enables an international audience to see and admire the most interesting watches produced during the year - a collection of exceptional and sometimes unique timepieces specially brought together for these occasions - as well as to share moments of watchmaking culture in the company of seasoned experts.
Since 2011, this traveling exhibition has made stops in Bangkok, Beijing, Berne, Dubai, Geneva, Hong Kong, La Chaux-de-Fonds, Macao, Mexico City, Milan, New Delhi, Puebla, Rome, Saint Petersburg, Seoul, Shanghai, Singapore, Sydney, Taipei, Venice, Zurich and Casablanca. In addition, the winning watches were honored after the award ceremony at exhibitions in Dubai, London, Moscow, Paris, Singapore, Vienna and New York.

The ambition of the Chair in Watch Design is to contribute to making Geneva an international benchmark in watch design training, alongside the city and prestigious partners such as the GPHG. As part of the long-standing partnership between the GPHG and HEAD - Geneva, each year students from the Chair in Watch Design exhibit their diploma projects in one of Geneva's museums, at the same time as the brands competing in the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG).

This year, 5 diploma projects will be on display:
SenseiWatch, from Lucile Beney 
Alvea, from Lisa Dutheil
Chi, from Karina Bezruchenko
Evolution, from Loïc Quan
Brume, from Gaëtan Gavard