INHORGENTA and Fondation Haute Horlogerie Explore the Art of Watchmaking at the FHH Cultural Space

INHORGENTA and the Fondation Haute Horlogerie (FHH) are coming together to champion watch craftsmanship with the unveiling of the FHH Cultural Space at INHORGENTA MUNICH 2025. This dedicated platform will celebrate the artistry, precision, and cultural significance of fine watchmaking.

"With the FHH Cultural Space, we are introducing a unique cultural dimension to INHORGENTA. The combination of workshops, talks, and the 'Watches and Talents' exhibition promises an extraordinary experience for visitors," says Stefanie Mändlein, Exhibition Director of INHORGENTA.

Aurélie Streit, Vice President of the Fondation Haute Horlogerie, echoes this sentiment: "At the Fondation Haute Horlogerie, we are dedicated to showcasing the artistry and cultural heritage of watchmaking. The FHH Cultural Space at INHORGENTA offers a unique opportunity for audiences to immerse themselves in the beauty, precision, and innovation that define this exceptional craft."

Highlights of the FHH Cultural Space

“Watches and Talents” Exhibition

This exhibition highlights the work of eight exceptional artisans—Andreas Albert, Bastien Chevalier, Philippe Dufour, Thierry Faivre, Ismaël Jaggi, Justine Jouanneau, Anita Porchet, and Isabelle Villa. Visitors will get a rare glimpse into specialized watchmaking professions, from miniature painting and dial design to intricate movement craftsmanship.

Watch Talks – Insights into the Future of Watchmaking

Engaging discussions and expert panels will explore emerging trends and key industry challenges. Thought leaders such as Manuel Emch (Kollokium, Louis Erard), Andrea Furlan (Furlan Marri), Rolf Studer (ORIS), Scott Wempe (Wempe), and influential voices like Nicolas Amsellem, Justin Hast, and Marc-Henri Ngandu will share valuable insights. Topics will include the success of ORIS, the rise of independent brands, and the expectations of Gen Z collectors, offering a compelling perspective on the future of watchmaking.

Watchmaking Workshops – Hands-On Experience

Visitors can try their hand at watchmaking by disassembling and reassembling a UNITAS 6497-1 movement under expert supervision. This hands-on workshop provides a deeper appreciation for the precision and skill behind each timepiece.

Horology HUB – A Journey Through Time

The Horology HUB takes visitors on an immersive exploration of watchmaking history, artistry, and technical innovation. Divided into three distinct sections, this engaging exhibit will showcase the evolution of timepieces, influential figures, and groundbreaking complications that have shaped the industry.

ORIS Showcases Cultural Highlights in the FHH Cultural Space

As an FHH partner, ORIS will take part in the Cultural Space, aligning with the foundation’s mission to promote watchmaking heritage. Expect exclusive activations that highlight ORIS’s values of independence, innovation, sustainability, and the joy of watchmaking. Join ORIS during the four-day event to experience their unique approach to horological craftsmanship.