Huy Doan
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here you go
For the sixth of its Grand Exhibitions across the world, Patek Philippe has chosen Japan.
From
10 to 25 June 2023, the public and devotees will be able to immerse
themselves in the world of the last remaining independent family-owned
Genevan watch manufacture. They will discover a decor of more than 2,500
square meters transporting them to the atmosphere of the streets of
Geneva and the lakeside and taking them behind the scenes of Patek
Philippe itself.
It will take over the Sumitomo Sankaku Hiroba, located among the soaring towers of the Nishi-Shinjuku business district
Does anyone have any information about the Japanese exhibition by Patek
I thought it was supposed to happen in 2023 - any info welcome
here you go
www.patek.com For the sixth of its Grand Exhibitions across the world, Patek Philippe has chosen Japan. From 10 to 25 June 2023, the public and devotees will be able to immerse themselves in the world of the last remaining independent family-owned...
Thanks
I assume we cannot expect any leaks before the event itself. Anyone planning to attend? I remember the London exhibition which was very enjoyable
Planning to attend. Thanks for the question and information!
I live in Tokyo, so definitely want to attend. I am looking forward to this event. It looks very interesting based on PP precision and professionalism. I believe I read that it's "free" to attend, but tickets are needed, which will be available in March. ...
London was quite ok to get tickets
But maybe the Asian timepieces-loving community is even bigger than in Europe - I hope they have enough capacity. The goal is not that exclusive: it is a wide event, to show most museum pieces to the widest audience possible. What struck me in London was ...
Aaaah, I was wondering about that
Thanks for the informative reply. I was thinking that PP must have held its breath the entire time considering the need for tigher security at some venues, more than at others. I will keep checking to see about tickets.
