DUBAI: 16 October 2024 – Dubai Watch Week is set to host the 10th edition of the globally renowned Horology Forum, which will be making its debut in the bustling city of Hong Kong and will livestream on the platform’s YouTube channel. An integral programme within the Dubai Watch Week platform, the Horology Forum hosts invaluable conversations and intellectual engagements within horology and other industries alike, led by experts and pioneers across various fields. The event will take place at Christie’s in The Henderson, Central from 22nd – 24th October.
Horology Forum will stream all panels online, providing global access to its programming. Through this, Horology enthusiasts worldwide are invited to engage in ongoing creative conversations that highlight the undercurrents of the luxury watch industry. This approach underscores the platform’s commitment to connecting with the international community, while remaining both accessible and current.
The Horology Forum 10th edition titled ‘HF.10’ will feature an array of panel discussions, carefully curated masterclasses, display of timepieces and networking opportunities. Attendees and viewers online will get to explore upcoming watchmaking trends, connect with enthusiasts and reimagine the future of horology in this dynamic region.
Differentiating the Horology Forum is its unique approach to inviting speakers, particularly those from outside the horology world to offer fresh perspectives. This year’s event invites renowned speakers from the region to share valuable insights: Carson Chan, Founder of WatchProfessorAcademy.com, will moderate a panel discussion on the evolution of horology in East Asia. In addition, Mark Cho, Cofounder of menswear fashion destination The Armoury and an avid watch collector, will explore the multifaceted world of luxury ownership and booming interest in vintage treasures alongside other experts. Another highlight of HF.10 is the first-ever innovative relay workshop titled “The Watch Industry Starter Pack: How to build a watch brand in 60 mins”. The workshop will be moderated by Wei Koh, Founder of Revolution Magazine. Another session titled “Traveling Back in Time” will be led by Tim Mosso, Global Watch Specialist and the Media Director at The 1916 Company, who will trace the evolution of the watch industry spanning more than 300 years via an engaging keynote. Additionally, the event will tackle a session addressing ‘Perpetual Puzzles: Is the age of mechanical innovation over?’ moderated by Robin Swithinbank, Journalist and Author. He will be joined by Nicholas Biebuyck – Heritage Director, TAG Heuer and Su Jiaxian, Founder of SJX Watches to share their insights.
HF.10 will take place between 1pm to 7pm on 22nd – 24th October at The Henderson, 2 Murray Road, Central.
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