
Simultaneously translated into English for fans worldwide, the ceremony was broadcast live on Euronews.com, Worldtempus.com, Hodinkee.com and on the official GPHG website, Gphg.org. Local TV channel Leman bleu also covered the event.

Guillaume Barazzone (National councillor and administrativ councillor of the city of Geneva)
Carlo Lamprecht (President of the Foundation of the GPHG), Johann Schneider-Ammann (Federal councillor) and Pierre Maudet (State councillor)
After New Delhi and Beijing, the exhibition of the watches pre-selected by the jury is still on show at the Cité du Temps in Geneva until November 2nd. In the final stage of this roadshow, the prize-winning watches in this 2014 edition will be presented in London at the SalonQP from November 6
th to 8
th.

Johann Schneider-Ammann (Federal councillor),
Pierre Maudet (State councillor) and Carine Maillard (Director of the GPHG Foundation)
Created in 2001 and intended as an annual salute to the excellence of worldwide watchmaking creations, the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève fosters the reputation and influence of this art and its values around the globe. Values that are shared by the main partner of the Foundation of the GPHG, the Edmond de Rothschild group, which since 2011 has regularly rewarded the best young student at the Geneva Watchmaking School by awarding a scholarship.

Aurel Bacs (President of the jury) and Walter Lange (Founder of A. Lange & Söhne)

Emmanuel Fievet (CEO of Edmond de Rothschild Suisse S.A.) and Quentin Guillerminet (winner of the Prize of the Best Young Student at the Geneva Watchmaking School 2014)

Dr Helmut Crott (Owner of the brand Urban Jürgensen & Sonner, winner of the Men’s Watch Prize 2014)
and Guillaume Barazzone (National councillor and administrativ councillor of the city of Geneva)

Pierre Jacques (CEO of De Bethune, winner of the Chronograph Watch Prize 2014), Moritz Elsaesser
and Jean-Philippe Arm (jury members)

Dominique Fléchon and Abdul Hamied Seddiqi (jury members)
and Susumu Kawanishi (Senior Vice-president of Seiko, winner of the “Petite Aiguille” Prize 2014))

Vincent Becchia (Product director of Blancpain, winner of the Ladies’ Watch Prize 2014) and Nick Foulkes (jury member)

Christophe Claret (Founder and president of Christophe Claret, winner of the Ladies’ High-Mech Watch Prize 2014),
René Beyer and Elizabeth Doerr (jury members)

Nazanin Lankarani and Claude Sfeir (jury members),
Jean-Christophe Babin (CEO of Bulgari, winner of the Jewellery Watch Prize 2014)

Nazanin Lankarani and Claude Sfeir (jury members),
Jean-Christophe Babin (CEO of Bulgari, winner of the Jewellery Watch Prize 2014))

Jean-Michel Wilmotte (jury member)
and Kari Voutilainen (Founder of Voutilainen, winner of the Artistic Crafts Watch Prize 2014)

Pierre Maudet (State councillor)

Ricardo Guadalupe (CEO of Hublot, winner of the Striking Watch Prize 2014)

Antoine Simonin and Patrick Wehrli (jury members),
Ricardo Guadalupe (CEO of Hublot, winner of the Striking Watch Prize 2014)

Sean Li and Zhixiang Ding (jury members) and Stephen Urquhart (CEO of Omega, winner of the Revival Watch Prize 2014)

Stephen Urquhart (CEO of Omega, winner of the Revival Watch Prize 2014)

Benjamin Clymer and William Rohr (jury members), Felix Baumgartner and
Martin Frei (Co-founders of Urwerk, winner of the Innovation Watch Prize 2014)

Johann Schneider-Ammann (Federal councillor)

Johann Schneider-Ammann (Federal councillor) and
Jean-Charles Zufferey (Vice-president of Breguet, winner of the « Aiguille d’Or » Grand Prix 2014)

Aurel Bacs (President of the jury) and Walter Lange (Founder of A. Lange & Söhne and winner of the Special Jury Prize 2014)

Carlos Alonso and Takeshi Matsuyama (jury members),
Wilhelm Schmid (CEO of A. Lange & Söhne, winner of the Calendar Watch Prize 2014)

Bart and Tim Grönefeld (Co-founders of Grönefeld, winner of the Tourbillon Watch Prize 2014)
and Pierre Maudet (State councillor)

Philippe Dufour (jury member), Felix Baumgartner and
Martin Frei (Co-founders of Urwerk, winner of the Mechanical Exception Watch Prize 2014)

Stefano Macaluso (jury member and Product director of Girard-Perregaux), Johann Schneider-Ammann (Federal councillor) and
Jean-Charles Zufferey (Vice-president of Breguet, winner of the « Aiguille d’Or » Grand Prix 2014))

Johann Schneider-Ammann (Federal councillor),
Jean-Christophe Babin (CEO of Bulgari, winner of the Jewellery Watch Prize 2014)
and Carlo Lamprecht (President of the Foundation of the GPHG)

Johann Schneider-Ammann (Federal councillor),
Jean-Charles Zufferey (Vice-president of Breguet, winner of the « Aiguille d’Or » Grand Prix 2014)
and Carlo Lamprecht (President of the Foundation of the GPHG)

Frédéric Beigbeder (presenter), Jean-Christophe Babin (CEO of Bulgari, winner of the Jewellery Watch Prize 2014),
Melanie Winiger (presenter), Johann Schneider-Ammann (Federal councillor)
and Carlo Lamprecht (President of the Foundation of the GPHG)

Johann Schneider-Ammann (Federal councillor),
Aldo Magada (President & CEO of Zenith, winner of the Sports Watch Prize 2014),
Carlo Lamprecht (President of the Foundation of the GPHG) and Ricardo Guadalupe (CEO of Hublot, winner of the Striking Watch Prize 2014)

Jury members of the GPHG 2014