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What You Need to Know About British Watchmakers’ Day 2025

British Watchmakers’ Day 2025

Back in the spring of this year the British Alliance of Watch and Clock Makers held the inaugural British Watchmakers’ Day, which without a hint of hyperbole was a massive success. We should know, we were there. It was an incredibly day of meeting watch enthusiasts (and more than a few OT readers) and enjoying the company of Britain’s top watch brands. Now they’ve announced that the event will be run again on March 8th, 2025, at Lindley Hall in London (the natural light makes for a fantastic atmosphere compared to other stuffy exhibitions).

British Watchmakers Day 2024
British Watchmakers Day 2024

It’s due to be even bigger than before with the list of exhibitors expanding to an incredible 44 British brands. That list includes: Accurist, Adley, Alkin, Anoma, Arken, Apiar, Backes&Strauss, Bamford, Beaucroft, Bremont, Brooklands, Bōken, BVOR, Christopher Ward, Clemence, Duckworth Prestex, Elliot Brown, Edward Christopher, Farer, Fears, FWM, Geckota, Golby Watches, Great British Watch Company, Harold Pinchbeck, Helicon, Isotope, MHD, Mr Jones Watches, Marloe, Monro, Nomadic, Omologato, Olivier Meylan, Pinion, Pompeak, Roger W Smith, Schofield, Sidereus, Sinclair Harding, Studio Underdog, Vertex, William Wood and Zero West.

British Watchmakers’ Day 2025

It has also been confirmed that once again brands in attendance will produce highly sought after and collectible special editions that will be exclusively available at the show. If you don’t want to miss out, make sure to secure a ticket as soon as possible. Tickets are currently available only to club members of the the British Alliance of Watch and Clock Makers with general public tickets being made available in January 2025.

British Watchmakers’ Day 2025 is a fantastic opportunity to meet the brains and faces behind some of your favourite watches as well as supporting the British watchmaking industry. We hope to see you there.

More details at British Watchmakers’ Day.

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Michael Sonsino

As Digital Editor for Oracle Time, Michael needs an eye for detail, which makes it a good thing that his twin joys in life are miniatures and watches. He's a lifelong fan of fine timepieces, especially those of a more historic nature - if it has a twist of Art Deco, all the better. Recent purchase: Seiko Prospex 1959 Alpinist Modern Re-Interpretation. Grail watch: Vacheron Constantin Historiques American 1921.

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