This year's winners of the GPHG (Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève) competition, which is considered the Oscars of Watchmaking, have been announced.

 

Founded in 2001, Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG) has been operating as a foundation recognized as a public benefit organization since 2011. The main aim of this foundation is to highlight the most remarkable contemporary creations, reward them every year, and promote the art of watchmaking worldwide. GPHG organizes an annual competition with hundreds of watches introduced throughout the year and delivers the most important awards in this field to its owners. Held every November, the GPHG awards ceremony brings together distinguished representatives of the international watchmaking profession to honor their best designs and manufacturers who bring vitality and creativity to the world of watchmaking every day. On this occasion, awards are distributed in 21 different categories, including the “Aiguille d'Or” Grand Prix (Best in Show) award.

 

And now, here’s the complete list of the winning watches at the GPHG 2023.

AIGUILLE D’OR” GRAND PRIX – AUDEMARS PIGUET CODE 11.59 ULTRA-COMPLICATION UNIVERSELLE

This award represents the best watch (Best in Show) across all categories, which is also seen as the watch that best represents the watch industry as a whole. It is also considered the most prestigious award of the competition.

 

LADIES’ WATCH – PIAGET HIDDEN TREASURES

LADIES’ COMPLICATION – DIOR GRAND SOIR AUTOMATE ETOILE DE MONSIEUR DIOR

MEN’S COMPLICATION – VOUTILAINEN WORLD TIMER

ICONIC WATCH – ULYSSE NARDIN FREAK ONE

TOURBILLON WATCH – LAURENT FERRIER GRAND SPORT TOURBILLON PURSUIT

CALENDAR AND ASTRONOMY WATCH – BOVET 1822 RÉCITAL 20 ASTÉRIUM

 

CHRONOGRAPH WATCH – PETERMANN BÉDAT CHRONOGRAPHE RATTRAPANTE

 

SPORTS WATCH – TUDOR PELAGOS 39

JEWELLERY WATCH – BULGARI SERPENTI CLEOPATRA

ARTISTIC CRAFTS WATCH – PIAGET ALTIPLANO MÉTIERS D’ART UNDULATA

PETITE AIGUILLE – CHRISTOPHER WARD LONDON C1 BEL CANTO

CHALLENGE WATCH – RAYMOND WEIL MILLÉSIME AUTOMATIC SMALL SECONDS

MECHANICAL CLOCK –  L’EPÉE 1839 TIME FAST II CHROME

 

INNOVATION PRIZE – HAUTLENCE SPHERE SERIES 1

 

AUDACITY PRIZE – MAISON ALCÉE PERSÉE AZUR

 

CHRONOMETRY – FERDINAND BERTHOUD CHRONOMÈTRE FB 3SPC

 

HOROLOGICAL REVELATION – SIMON BRETTE CHRONOMÈTRE ARTISANS

 

SPECIAL JURY PRIZE – SVEND ANDERSEN AND VINCENT CALABRESE

The Special Jury Prize, which rewards an outstanding personality or institution in the watchmaking world, was handed to Svend Andersen and Vincent Calabrese for the creation of the AHCI (Académie Horlogère des Créateurs Indépendants).